Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1951 — Page 2

PAGE 2 — = : TeRE-HiDLA: LID TIMES : ) : WIEST LIDAY 10 23,1058) ; The Statehouse— Mother Who Shot An Answer Dr Baker Named Wandering Dumbo|QFFICE Ac To Communism : Not Pink but Real, SUPPLIES

Hint Extra Session Self, Daughter, ...t.wrmae= President-Elect Brings a Pledge rg Gil

. Fast Sunday !h Tw Stndey ie BUTLER, Pa, May 23 (UP) STATIONERY ® Dies of Wounds Here is the answer to the § State Dentists A sleepy state trooper Ww as GREETING CARDS upsurge of communism and <shocked into wakefulness re- DECORATIONS & J Bo fri socialism, : cently when he answered the =F Y Three-year-old Connie Deeb Here is MUST reading for After Bfve years’ service as y sa toll fust FAVORS id . . v ; today remained in critical condi- those wha are confused by 1eatirer of the Invans are ine Toi LEATHER GOODS y Ki na . . : Je a ssociation, . redaderic nt - | fion in 81 Vincent's Hospital perils.of war between the Wom. er rains es te presiderig- the side of the road.” 2 > DRAFTING By

| Both Parties See No Other Way Out after her mother died yesterday worlds . . . by doubt of what ject of the organization. After the incoherent bahbling MATERIALS BLOOMINC

| : it is all abouf: : : he line died pretty 16-yeal . . of self-inflicted wounds. ey is . He will succeed to the presi- on the other end of the line Lod g to Mark If Ewing Cuts Off Federal Funds Mrs. Retly Dah 34. ted voi U. S. A—THE PERMA- dency at next year's state con- down. the. trooper asked cau- | ' y day that shed Mrs. Ren 34, of NENT REVOLUTION ,, . vention. tiously, “Is it pink?” FN 0 b 8 PRN a Michigan 1 A \ \ J Ld 4

| ! By IRVING LEIBOWITZ terday afternoon, 23 hours after . concerns YOU. Dr. W. P. McNulty, Ft. Wayne, However, the skeptical trooper : Wa

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. : arora . { . a “ fhe 8 t aught of - inveaaticrs ¢ q iqti 31st Anniversary If Federal Security Administrator Oscar: F. Ewing sae hot Se Qoughger and or READ IT . . . starting yesterday took over the presi- investigated and found—an ele- 38 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST ATTY Christine Ci ie thy. " ; ’ ali. B wu 1 © Sunday ... In The Sunday dency of the dental group from phant. : 23, “tried to % makes good his threat to cut off Indiana 8 $18 million fede: al phone with Mrs. Deeh’s estranged . qj aq. . Dr. C. T. Mayfield at the dentists’ It. seems a circus’ truck had : . he forced m 4 S t d : welfare grant, a costly special session of the state ‘legisla- atid, oi 1 , a ‘annuak convention in. tha Clay- broken down and the ‘elephants. _~ - when they rar tC ‘ iL yoctors today Said they. pe- . “..‘had been unloaded while repairs TT, *~ Mich., last S: Hd «+ ture is sure to be called by Gov, Schricker. . l Ph sical Ther G pool Hotel. . Yac J . ” .. last 8: | . ieved that the. child would re- y apy roup \ ; : / b d 0 f th €s y m : inte "NG . Today the association's board Were being made. ne o e > But I wo : : There is no other way out. Democrats and Republic ans cover if no complications set in, To Meet Thursdoy ol> directors elected DF. Paul animals had wandered off. ! oe ) . said. “I went Prospect Lodge 714, F&AM, will recognize this fact. Some means must be found {o.pay Mrs. Deeb had heen partially AVA "Asher, Gary, to take Dr.-Baker's . The informant, according "to ||[I/|#OF Ever day Trave! Ucci’s wife p g recognize this ! pa) J Indiana ‘Chapter of the Amer- , : rs : 4 h hi t ’ Observe its 31st anniversary Sat- for financial assistance to In-|—— : paralyzed by multiffe sclerosis ican Physical Therapy Associa. POSU AS treasurer. police, did not stop to investi- Hi : a son Sunda) Sean wa He goniering of mee liana's aged, blind and de- visions of the federal law, which for five years. tion — Banquet, 6:30 Thursday, Other officers re-elected Include 81% dl or not,” he said, “it's the || BUSES SERVE BEST : Jeday grime egrees of Masonry in the lodge dlana 8 aged, n is‘the hig bone of contention be- Resident 18 Years The Homestead. Dr. Donald J. DI. E. E. Ewbank, Kingman, sec.’ / : yr Th fr HEL . Cosby. hall, Prospect St. and State Ave. pendent children. tween Mr, Ewing and the Indiana Caseley, speaker. retary; Dr.” Walter A. Crum, water wagon for me from JL But he sho Members of Vincennes Lodge There are many things the General Assembly. She is survived by her husband, Fish fry—5 to T p. m. Friday. Richmond, executive committee- BY : : fr h his wife or tl! No. 1 will attend as special 100 jawmakers can do. Ovens- Welfare Files: Gieofgm. Deeb Jr; her parents, Mr. St. Matthew Lutheran Church Man: Dr. W. N. Kelly, supervisor : 5 {iti ) He merely guests and will be in charge of “nO repeal the law, they . " v i and’ Mes. Ollie McNeeley: her ladies Aid. of clinics; Dr. William E. Barb Army Commissions [HH i was a boy oi the Master Mason degree, The write 3 vew 1a thev og Mr. Ewing, a native of Greens * * ; on Indianapolis Diabetic Associa- Indianapolis, master of exhibits, . I | inquire about lodge will open at 12:45 p. m, nd a new tax thav can tell the burg. is of the opinion that Indi- daughter, and two sisters, Mrs. yi, gocjety of Lay members— and Dr. H. C. Dimmich, editor. For Foot Medics Urged (i J Miss Cosb; and a hanguet will be held at various county administrators to ana lost its right to share the Jeannette Polaski and Mrs. Doro- Public meeting. 8 p. m. Thurs- Two affiliated organizations “stupefied” w

6:30 p. m. List of Officers

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hy opening thy Beisinger, all of Indianapolis. day. White Cross Building. Dr. also elected officers at the dental {(- .ommission podiatrists in a fatl She b ather. She b

Born in Minneapolis, she had re- Henry T. John, guest speaker. convention. special unit of the Armed Forces

economize or they can suspend federal welfare funds sided here for the last 20 years. 8.8. Peter and Paul Catholi¢ Miss Sophie Heckenstaller of yp, 40a Corps was urged last, ih

Congressional approval of a bill I! i] | the welfare law for six months jo welfare files ‘to the public.

@® Mrs. C. is a housewife an)

Hil Ni | Ih Officers of Prospect Lodge, o S pe y ; ; rs . . Ii i mother. She often uses Indi. afterwards, ¢ ; y Pp alafie. jor 3 year, > The Republican-contrplled state ““o =o. = ices will be at 8:30 Church Social Center—Card party Gary was elected president of the |. , ’ i HH aoa Railroad buses when she Fred Davis. which was chartered May 24 . < . night by the Central Indiana Po-' |||} * : Urges Suspension legislature, calling for an end to Patol ar . and bake sale, 2:30 and 8 p. m. Indiana State Dental Hygienists ..> . natin HH goes shopping. And, she'll Uceci and 1920, include: ‘ a. ‘m. Friday in the G. H. Herr- ' soiiati : ri diatrists Association. I ! State Rep. Joseph Klein. Demo- federal handouts and subsidies, Thursdav Association, Miss Wilma Hook of With tell you it's more conveniens ized h Harold Powell, worshipful mas- Sta 2p, Josey ! ein, el io Tal ths welfare Hos mann Funeral Home and at 9 say, a Plymouth. was re-elected Vice The group also adopted a reso- [i | than trying 10 drive her own_ meize ere ter; Norman Brenton, senior war- cat insurance man of Gary, open 4 tee blast {1 Mr, & min All Saints Episcopal yresid t d Mi Marc NE lution offering the services of li i! car in busy, city trafhc. She Mrs. John F % / ya ®"" thinks the best method is.to sus- _ Top Republicans blasted WI on © Burial will be in Crown Broad Ripple Choir president and Miss Margaret\el-, ; sosier podiatrists in the civilian, [ji Saves parking expense, 10 $97 QO. and her den; Cletus Marley, junior war- pend the welfare law. That way. Ewing for using dictatorial meth- Hill . Pp len Shockney, Ft, Wayne, was 5 p a : nothing of nme and bother Stephen, Mor den; Merritt Hoover, treasurer; h le the R bl ill ods. They said the only reason I. To Giv Third Concert elected secretary-treasurer. Miss defense program at its monthly bunting for a conveniene : Raymon Lane, secretary; Dr.|7®, Claims, the Repubicans Wi itey wanted to open the files) Friends may call al the funeral ive r Virginia Marten of Indianapolis Meeting in the Claypool Hotel. 1 | parking spot. Mrs: Frey a Emil Scheier, senior, deacon; Ray- not be embarrassed for defying was to end ee ”" ? " home after 10 a. m. Thursday. The Broad Ripple High School was elected a delegate to the na- - tote piles it drove towarc mon Nitchman, junior deacon; 'N® Jaw and putting the state's) wa: a” — ——— Choir, Roger Riley directing, Will 4; ¢onvention in Washingtc Held in Draft C Hl] * vou can save 20% held them ca . federal funds in jeopary. : . sing its third concert of the sea- Ya d Shingion. lve in ra ase Li at gunpoint Rev. Shor Benue Shapiain; Rep. Klein's method would only That old gag about the Lieuten- Held jn Draft Count son at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the PC 4 a Dejoners Harvey G. Foster, head of the il oN 10 a Frey's purse oy Neville, junior steward; Mar- y , " ty : Gov- : * oh r. Maynard K. Hine, dean 0 le El Pad : vin Lewallen, junior steward, and Fequire the Jes isiative lo be In'ant Governor calling on the Gov-| LEBANON, May 23 (UP) - school auditorium. ; the Indiana University School of 10¢al FBI office, announced yes- I $OMNy Er Ucel was t: George Welshaar, tyler. session one day. ernor every morning to inquire ponald E. Guinn, 21, was held With the Golden Singers as Dentistry, was elected president terday that Donald E. Guinn, 21, ! I . on kidnap. cl

was held at 1

By suspending the law, the about his health. is not a problem in Boone County jail today on a Buests, soloists for the perform- of the Indiana section. American ©f Thorntown had been arrested Ek cause of lac

Trustees are Scott Uland, Ralph : nls state would not be in violation in Indiana. It. Gov. John A. charge of falling to report for ance will be John Higley, Frances College of Dentists, with Dr. at his home on a charge of fail-

Howery and James Cole.

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ie —T i 13} the federal Sta fites Stice In Watkins, a close chum of Gov. Induction as ordered by his draft Bubenzer, William Roberts. Louis Frank H. O'Halloran of FEvans- ure to report for induction into Eee rs i ! ‘alana wou rever 0 8 old law. ; . ' > p Mavis. Jack Scott d Gordo .3 3 : th , ces. He 1 v [ . : i : Schricker, doesn't stop by in the board here. He was arrested by Mavis, Ja an rordon ville, vice president, and Dr. the armed forces. is being igar Sto Air Show Scheduled The slate woud 1hen be Abie i morning. He is getting ready to the FBI yesterday at Thorntown. Smith. Drexell A. Bovd, secretary. held in ‘the Lebanon County jail. 9 i ! The American Legion Flyng collect its share o e lederal sent for the Governor's chair by = = ee —— ee — a ee ee i A “police v Club, a unit of Harry Ray Post Welfare funds. politickin. confiscated 4

tickets during the Park Cig: St. Also foul books.

65, Richmond, will sponsor an air, It would then be up to Attorney

ghow at Richmond Municipal Air- General J. Emmett McManamon' Statehouse Roundup -- T Ww o port Sunday. An Indianapolis to fight Mr. Ewing's decision in |ohby groups have failed to ac- . oup will leave for the event the courts. At the same time, count for their expenses during 3 Weir Cook Muncipial Air- congressional leaders will have an/ the last session of the General 0 'o e¢ FRanklin 4411

port. : ‘opportunity to repeal secrecy pro-' Assembly as required by law. te — Secretary of State Leland Smith's Election Deputy Mrs. Kathleen | Cleveland, has warned the Evans- -

a ville Tax Research Bureau and {the Indiana Retail Grocers and |Meat Dealers to report ... A quirk of politics has Democratic EXCITING? | Attorney General J. Emmett Me- @ | Mananon’s office acting in behalf, ; 2

of Republican Supt. of Public In- | struction Wilbur Young in court Get the new | case. ha %

Mr. Young wants to distribute

. state funds to teachers on 1949 out TOMORROW. formula which is favorable to Syco Plant

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