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He N Strike Halt “No Ie nalts | D li Wr f Chi ) Milk CHICAGO, May 12 (UP)—The AFL Chicago Milk Wagon Union went on strike today and the

city’s dairies announced there “no milk delivered in

The union denied home dellveries would be curtailed. A spokesman for the Chicago Associated Milk Dealers said the walkout involved drivers, loaders and bottlers. The association sald

affected. Negotiations between the deal ers and drivers broke off yester-§ day when the union turned down an offer to replace the present six-day work week with a five day work week. Under the offer, the present seven-day delivery schedule would be reduced to six days. The offer also weekly pay raise. The union opposed the reduc tion in the delivery schedule o the grounds that an estimated; 550 workers would lose their jobs

Mrs. Anna Matracia

Services for Mrs. Anna Matracia, 436 S. East 8t., will be at 8:30f % a. m. Tuesday from the residence}. and at 9 a. m. at Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Mrs. Matracia died yesterday in ft. Francis Hospital. She was 71, Born in Sicily, she had lived in Indianapolis 25 years. She was a member of Holy Rosary Church and its Altar Society.

Surviving are two sons, Mike and Frank; five daughters, Mrs. Mary Demma, Mrs. Frances Glessing and Mrs. Lena Natalie, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Anna Mercurio, Richmond, and Mrs. Rose Datilo, St. Louis; a brother, Vincent Sansone; 17 grandchil-§g dren and four great-grandchil-g#” dren.

Mrs. Ethel E. Weber

Services for Mrs, Ethel £.| Weber will be at the G. H, Herr-, mann Funeral Home at 10: 39, a. m. Monday. Burial will be

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Man and Woman Dead in Separate Accidents in State

Indiana highway accidents took two lives yesterday, with the

man in Seymour and a Cincinnati woman near Earl Park.

Roy Compton, 46, an Edinburg

ceived Wednesday when his car overturned as he returned from the Kentucky Derby. Miss Anne Marie Schmitz, 27, dled in St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Lafayette, an hour after a truckcar collision on U. 8. 41 near Ind, 62. Mr. Compton's companion, Owen Hardin, 46, Edinburg Fire Chief and owner of an Edinburg auto agency, was critically injured. Five years ago Mr, Hardin lost his only child in a«train-car| aocident which killed six persons) in his home town.

Injured in the accident which

Pedal-Pushers Speedway — ‘Little 500" Race of Bikes Is On Today at IU Campus

Racing fever mounted to a|nery, Indianapolis dramatic stupeak on Indiana University cam- |dent and TV performer. pus in Bloomington this morning| Second to finish was Bill Jones, as the'same malady slowly sub-|Birmingham, Ala. sided ‘among Purdue University Delta Upsilon, who rode a Blue students at Lafayette, Crown - Special bicycle. He was! Thirty-three bicycle teams were followed by Delta Tau Delta's Jim! prepared to shove off at 11 a. m. (Woodrufr, Indianapolis, on a 3 in| today at the IU quarter - mile|1 Friction Proof mount. track on the first of 200 laps in Only One Break

the “Little 500” race. The three bicycles were donated

fund, the “Little 500” ticket sales cago. passed $5000 last night, with a gi, large admittance sale expected arting Tuesday afternoon, the today. Wilbur Shaw, Indianapolis Speedway president, and Dr, Herman B Wells, IU Dr oa,

with only one half-hour break,

when Heavy traffje clogged “Ta fayette streets ufter a Metropolije Opera performance,

Delta Upsilon logged 645 laps,

will occupy the pace ‘ear that starts the two-wheeiers revolving.

A Celebration

Delta Chi celebrated the victory|laps, {of their heroes over men of Delta ticipated from the three fra|Upsilon and Delta Tau Delta 10 ternities,

the 72-hour Delta Derby—also a bicycle marathen. " DTD men were held back by ithe race’s only accident.

killed Miss Schmitz was Miss! Florence E. Nolte, 27, also of Cincinnati. The car in which the two women were riding crashed headon into the truck-trailer driven| by William J. Bowie, 30, Lincoln Park, Mich. Police said Mr. Bowie was braking to a stop to avoid a car halted in front of his truck. As

the left traffic lane striking the| on-coming car in which the women rode. Miss Nolte was reported in fair condition. In a Janesville, Wis., accident yesterday, Thomas A. Tumlin, 285,! East Chicago, was killed when his car crashed into a tree on High-| way 14.

Hospital i in 200th Year

PHILADELPHIA, May 12 (UP)

—The nation’s’ oldest General Hospital celebrated its 200th] anniversary last night. The

mainly through the efforts of Benjamin Franklin, was founded May 11, 1751, for the relief ‘of

and care of lunatiks.”

Rally Held in Iran

By United Press TEHRAN, Iran, May 12 (UP)

attorney.! ,p, estimated 60,000 Tranians,| ‘explained all | massed before the U, 8. Embassy, Se screamed their approval

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Born in Jefferson County, she Knited Press Siaff Cotrespondent > ; 5 lived in Indianapolis most of her| GLENBROOK, Take Tahoe her reasons for leaving her hus-| life. She was a member of the Ney, May 12—-Rita Hayworth ‘band. She said her Immanuel Evangelical and Re-/gays she would still. marry Prince Bartley Crum, had ° formed Church. 3 “Aly Khan if she had it to do all that” in New York. Surviving 1s one son, Austin G., over again. | Mr. Crum had said Rita telt| {viet Premier Josef Stalin as “the Chicago. | But the titian-hairéd film star Aly's extensive soctal obligations standard bearer of peace’ in a - a also said there was absolutely no and far-flung interests prevented|violéntly anti-American rally last chance of a reconciliation al- a happy home life for her child-| night, though she hasn't decided yet ren. Teen - age girls lifted whether to sue him for divorce or| yp... asked if the separation voices and clenched fists with the for a legal separation. might have been due to Aly's crowd in outbursts against AmerMiss Hayworth made the state- gambling 24 hours a day, iment yesterday at her rented cot-.gmiled and said: “No comment. "| the Far East. {tage here where she will spend A résolution approved at the the next six weeks establishing . legal residence in Nevada. Chorus to Give Concert She was dressed casually, in 8 The Concordia College Male U. 8. es advisers from Iran, pair of blue jeans and two sweat- Chorus of Milwaukee, Harold E. [“imm iate prosecution” of Gen. lers, one of them a turtleneck. On Albers directing, will give a con- Douglas MacArthur as a war ‘her finger was a plain platinum cert at 8:15 p. m. today in World criminal and diplomatic ‘recogni{wedding band. War Memorial. tion of Red China. - “Nothing has heen decided sum re ___ {about anything.” Miss Hayworth

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NEW DELHI, India, May 12 (UP)—Prime Minister Jawaharlal | J. Arthur Meranda, who re-| Nehru called today for sweeping had lived here 62 years. he did so, the truck swerved into| tired 15 years ago after 19 years changes in the nation’s 15- monthservice with the Kokomo police old constitution to prevent abuses force, .dled yesterday in Method-©f freedom of speech and the

Services Are Set For A. L Wottring

| Retired Rail Worker Died Yesterday

Services for Arthur Lewis Wot-* |tring, retired New York Ceptral {8ystem “tmployee, will be at’2:30 {p»m. Monday in the Robert W. Shirling Funeral . Home. Burial {will be in Washington Park. {| Mr, Wottring died yesterday in his home, 1330 N. Dearborn St. He wag 71. ; A native of Delaware, O., Mr. Wottring had lived here 50 years. {He retired two years ago as an after 50

(alr brake supervisor, {years with the railroad. He was a member of St. Mark's United Lutheran Church, St. Mark's Brotherhood of the church and Logan Masonic Lodge, Surviving with his wife, Clara, are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise 8ims, and a son, James C., all’ of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Tuttle and a brother, Fred, both {of Elyria, O.,, and six grandchildren,

Mrs. Stella Miller

Mrs. Stella Miller diéd yesterday in her home, 1980 Clark Rd. She was 64. Services will be at 9 a. m. Monday in St. Christopher’s Catholic Church, Burial will be in Crown Hill, A native of Owen County, she She was a member of 8t.. Christopher's Church. : One daughter, Mrs. Emma Mar(tin, Indianapolis, survives.

Services will be at Fenn Mortuary, Kokomo, at 2 p., m. tomor-| |row. Burial will be in Albright| Cemetery there.

Mr. Meranda, before he became a policeman and bailiff for the Kokomo city court, was an automobile dealer in Kokomo. He| was a dealer for the now extinct Pullman and Elcar makes.

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