Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1951 — Page 3

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MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1951

Beating, Robbing 0f Pedestrian

Two teen-agers who beat and robbed a man, then hurled him out of their car were sought by authorities today.

John Garvow, 31, said he. was

at 5145 W. Washington St. when two teen-agers asked if he wanted a ride. They pulled him into the car, he sald. He fought them but they slugged him into unconsciousness, robbed him of $25 and then rolled rE m onto the front lawn of Mau‘or Hunt, 5022 Rockville Road. ™ a is leg was broken. Mr. Garvow said the car was gc'ng 30 to 40 miles an hour at the time. He regained consciousness before he was pitched out.

KILLED—Willis DeVon Groggq, Elkhart chief petty officer who

was killed aboard the U. S. minesweeper Thompson in Korean waters. He was 31.

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Mae Whit. am: cO- tesse: Mares, Dae James, h sa ,|and Mrs, Carl J es, hos 8, Trivett; David, Ruby Wilson: Raymond, * 88

Mary A. Crowder; Jesse, Egretha WashAL $, Francis — Marvin, Evelyn Silver: Marion County Women's DemHE Jane Weber: Todus, Myra ocratic Club, 8 p. m:. tomorrow, mond, Mildred Parr; Willam Beity Lina. Ciaypool. » » " ad 1 Forests Be Bell? Herman, Mary’ Mab: Rotary, luncheon, tomorrow, Ruby Dl rao: Salvin, Grace McClovd, Claypool. Stuart W. McClelland, |past national president Exchange

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age Caldwell orries, Marry Ellen Lions, luncheon, Wednesday,

hard, argery Muterspau thi Witla, Claypool. ph Brine e; Robert, Patri Cain. | At St, Fomor rion, Booth rald, Viola Conniss; Q Fence. : John, Edith Lister;

Sr te. New York Ship Arrivals At Coleman Be rt, Mary Sharp: Gene,

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“When I came to,” he said. “I beard the younger one say ‘Let's Raids Swell Ball Fund kill him’ but the older éne said ‘No, we won't do that.”

The American Legion's Junior, Baseball fund was enriched by|

She's Off to Paris $46.75 today. The money was {seized in two gaming raids yes-|

LUXEMBOURG CITY, June 18|terday. Today Judge Pro- Tens

fF) ~natsaet Truman bade yop, Barney discharged the per-| goochy er Week-end hostess, . ,ccused of gaming, but as-| U. 8. Minister Perle Mesta, and|

left for Paris by car today on the Signed the money taken to the

next leg of her European vacation. | ball fund. jo

DEATHS iNew

Eugene, Dorothy Davis: Richard, Shir- Santa Tita. Valparaiso.

lor Lewis; Oscar, Helen Penner. Departures—Elmira Victory, Trieste: Ex. —————— Horooke Casablahca; Exermont, Aipalt; Esso ‘Haven, Puerto de la Cru

Mariotie McClellon, 48, at General, pneu-|

onia amie Syble Morris, a ulifo | Mamie Syble Morris, 58. at 2439 Guilford. Play T outs Slated Frank Estar 3 81, at Methodist, arterio-| sclerotic Ada Hickman, H, at 640 Berwick, arteriosclerotic hear 4 Rue McCray. 67.. at 2344 N. Capitol, | | Alma Josephine Rasmussen, 75, at B8t. Vincent's, ulcer Georee Allen Robertson, 50, at 2448 Guil-! ford, coronary occlusion. Larry Ray Sorenson, | month, at Riley,| congenital heart

Tryouts for the July comedy |production of the Catholic Theater Guild will be held at 7:30 {p. m. today at the Catholic

{Community Center, Noble and North Sts. All persons interested

{Highland Pl. told police he was

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agent. Now represented by Local 1504, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL, the Western Electric employees will vote on a choice betwen that group and Workers of America, , Joseph A. Berne, CWA president, arrived here from W ton and will make two speeches. Both unions predict victory.

Two Men Report Being Robbed Here

A motorist and a liquor-store

operator yesterday told police they had been robbed. Fort Degrephenreed, 21, of 2859

slugged late last night near 13th and Delaware Sts, He said his

watch and $27 in cash were taken. Early yesterday the Star Liquor Store No. 2, 2040 Northwestern Ave. was held up. Manager Walter Latshaw, 43, of 926 W. 33d Bt. said the bandit took $60 from his

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Services for Alva Charles Sallee, general superintendent of Indiandpolis parks and recreation, and an Indiana Democratic leaders for many years, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Hisey & Titus Funeral Home, Burial will be in Crown Hill,

Mr, Sallee died Baturday night of a heart attack in his home, 5719 Broadway Terrace. He was

Born in Carlisle, he came to Indianapolis in 1902 as secretary to

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Nature Study Club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.| Mabel; two sisters, Mrs. B. A. Johnson, Los Angeles," and Mrs. A. D. Cutler, Madison; and several nephews and nieces. Services will be conducted by The Rev. Robert B. Pierce, pastor of the Broadway Methodist Church. Pallbearers will be former Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, Eugene W, Dorn, president of the Indianapolis Board of Parks Commissioner; Dr, Charles W. Myers, superintendent of General Hospital; Walter L. Bergmann, Ran-

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17 On Plane Hurt But Motorists Get Off Lucky

OMAHA, Neb. June 18 (UP)— {Police today said that only “pure luck” saved motorists from death when a transport plane crashed on landing, injuring 17 passengers and crewmen and rolling onto a highway busy with Sunday traffic. The pilot and a crew member of the Air Force C-47 were reported critically injured when the ship crashed on the edge of a runway at Offutt Field, rolled and skidded over a dirt road and nosed onto Highway 75, partially blocking it. Emergency crews sprayed the plane with chemicals and there was no fire. Rescuers took injured passengers and crewmen out through a side door.

TERRE HAUTE J June 18—

Some 300 butchers who walked off their jobs at the Home Packing Co. Wednesday to protest a “speedup plan” were scheduled to return to work today, Floyd Dillion, president of Local 381 of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers of North America, said the speedup plan was ordered after a study by an efficiency expert. He said a ‘satisfactory | solution” was

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