Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1951 — Page 8

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SUNDAY, APR. 29, 1951

Actress Left Behind,

Swallows Sleeping Pills fer crash peath To Kiss, Make Up

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 28 — Film ctress Lynn Carver, 28, tried to ill. herself today “by gulping a 111 bottle of sleeping tablets be‘use my boy friend won't take . » with him to Lake Charles.” .t was the second unsuccessful cide attempt for the former ‘htelub singer. she was found this morning by rifend who called to see if she 3 going to Lake Charles, La. ‘h her boy friend “Jack,” an r Force Master sergeant. The friend found the red-haired :;iress unconscious in bed and ‘essed only in a white brassiere nd white panties. When she ~ouldih’t rouse the actress, the ‘riend called the police and Mrs. ‘‘arver was rushed to the Hollywood Receiving Hospital. “I guess I got put to bed,” were the actress’ first words when revived. Her condition was reorted as satisfactory. She told reporters she hoped to be released ‘ater today. ‘Personal Troubles’ “I did it for personal troubles,” “e told police. “My boy friend ho is a member of the 44th ‘omber Group (March Air Force :ase, Cal.) told me last night he!1944 in a plane crash. as being transferred to Louisi- Just before she was to marry na and he wouldn't take me with for the second time two years ago im.” a jokester claimed her husbandShe refused to tell police or re- to-be, Actor John Burt, already y-ters the boy friend's name. was married and she broke off In August, 1949, the auburn- her engagement. When this was sssed’ actress, who has appeared proved to be untrue, Mrs, Carwesterns recently, was found ‘ver and Burt were married but yconscious in her gas-filled 8 month later she had the maryme. Although she said she~riage annulled. 4n’t intend to commit suicide, Today she labeled her attempied Ticers listed it as attempted sui- Suicide as “a-stupid act” and sa.d de when they found a note de- She “was not particularly glad to

-iling care for her son Jackie, be alive ow T. Asked if she would ever try to

Married Twice kill herself again, she answered: Mrs. Carver has been married “Probably the next time I fali wice. Her first marriage was to in love.”

Iducation, Chance in Life Linked, Women Are Told

By JEAN ENGELKE Times Staff Writer

TERRE HAUTE. Apr. 28—“A thorough education is a prerequiite. for life,” Prof. B. L. Dobbs, director of education and applied vchology., Purdue University, told the 29th annual convention of ye American Association of University Women here today. Pointing out it is no longer a philanthropic enterpris ur children because we love them. he continued - “It is a social and necessary investment. If a child is to have a chance in today's specialized world he must be educated.”

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House representing the 42 Indiana branches of the organization. Appointments of Mrs: Wayne Kimmell, Indianapolis, by Gov. {Schricker to serve on the School Survey Commission, and the award of the National AAUW scholarship to Mrs. Charles J. {Rish, Lafayette, to the Vassar iSummer Institute were aninounced.

Conferences on problems of the AAUW in various branch sizes {were held following the luncheon.

Dr. Helen D. Brakdon, Washington, D. C., general director of the AAUW, was guest speaker at the formal banquet on “Thoughts on Grass Roots.” She emphasized the importance of the two-way freedom of the AAUW.

Tomorrow's program will include an 8:30 a. m. business session, election of officers and the cloging noon luncheon at which Mrs. Ralph B. Alspaugh, regional vice president, will speak.

Homer Day, retired Prudential Life Insurance man, will be interred in Washington Park Mausoleum following services at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. He died yesterday in his home, 425 YN. TaSalle 8t. He was T1. - .

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Hoosier Skipper Of B-36 ‘On Air’

FT. ~ WORTH, Tex., Apr. 28, (UP)—The voice of Maj. Charles E. Crecelius, commander of a B36 Superbomber, was heard last

night on a nation-wide radio netthe,

|work seven hours after veteran Air Force man was killed| in a spectacular flight collision. Maj. Crecelius, Corydon, Ind. was commander of the plane and| crew which recorded intimate de-

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a week ago Broadcasting night documentary, Now." ” n ” HE WAS also commander of the ill-fated B-36 which was “cut in two” by a fighter plane ir" mock maneuvers over Oklahoma, yesterday afternoon. Maj. Crecelius was one of 14 men who died in the crash. Carswell Air Force pase declined to state whether the crew of the crashed bomber was the same as was under Maj. Crecelius’ command on the mission which was recorded for CBS, “It's hard to tell,” an Air Force spokesman said. “We mix up the crews a lot.”

Rites Tomorrow

Hint Unions Set

| Expected to Resume Defense Board Roles

By United Press WASHINGTON, Apr. 28 (UP) —Organized labor today was reported “just about set” to go back {into the mobilization program lock, stock and barrel, A spokesman said an announcement that union representatives would return to their defense ad-| visory posts and the Wage Stabilization Board would “quite probably” come after a Monday meet-| ing of the United Labor Policy| Committee. The committee, composed of AFL, CIO and independent rail-| way unions, guides union policies in the defense program. It called! the walkout on the mobilization | program more than two months | ago. The spo k ¢ s man emphasized | that ‘some matters are not com-| pletely settled” and that a hitch | might develop to hold up the move. | Meanwhile, the White House reported it was still short a “couple of names” to make up the 18-man wage board but that it was expected to announce the members ‘sometime next week.” Labor and industry were ready with their six members apiece, ‘while four of the six public mem-| bers were reported ready to serve, Dr. George W. Taylor of the University of Pennsylvania is board | chairman.

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