Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1951 — Page 6

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E.A.Evans, Scripps-Howar ame ur omen 1 2 of Editorial Writer, Dies af 59 a ou 1 xm" 8 IMPORTANT NOTICE

attended the University of Okla- . getting old s Satel ite Trac e rial, Page 22 i homa and served as ‘a second . : are “here. I ASHINGTON, duly 26 tenant In the army nr WWII exchange a new modern TV set for just. have u

Vrited d Dies | in Florida ye: SHINO i Lr War I He was a member of | town somew] By Press yhave a network of spies and sa-| jar . Evans, a m ’ the National Press Club here and : : : : 2 toot _U. 8. moves against trade with! poteurs in Czechoslovakia. eneral editorial board of The of Kappa Alpha and Sigma Delta a used suitable studio upright, spin et or 0% weal vakia and some other| a. AH v United Press ieripps-Howard Newspapers, died pire kit nly

z is changed, ¢ Communist areas are expected ' CZECHOSLOVAKIA again a BELLEAIR. Fla; July 2/| ere last night of a heart attack. Mr. Evans is survived by his grand piano. Or will buy for cash. I ane o shortly, {demanded the U, 8. suspend the —Henry J. Topping Sr., 64-year | le was 59. ; : ol widow, Mrs. Grace Millar Evans : : course, is The United States has been {operation of Radio Free Europe old millionaire father of playboys| Mr, Evans, who had been at his ; whom he married in 1916, and by! : kf Mr. R ines = they'll do th consulting a number of other (RFE), a private enterprise with Bob and Dan Topping, died here jagk up to the day of his death, a son, David, of Washington. | Oall RI ley 4303 . . .« As or r. ha = “Aunt Ma countries on how America can 3 powerful transmitter In Munich of a heart attack yesterday at his| yas stricken yesterday morning Mrs. Evans was visiting in . the bathroo: get out of this agreement to give which broaccasts American prop- winter home. it his home. He was taken to Oregon when her husband was i ) em | A — room which “most-favored nation” treatment 8anda, reliable sources reported. His body was to be sent today| j,pfield Memorial Hospital where stricken yesterday. FRA A Dad has to to imparts from Czechoslovakia, 8 to New York, where services will} ,o gjed at 8:30 p. m. the front pe and is believed ready to act, it SIX MEMBERS of an alleged be held at a funeral home, Widely known in the nation's are holes in was learned. espionage ring were convicted of, Mr, Topping, who made his per- -apital for his thoughtful, incisive fall through President Truman also was re- betraying Yugoslav military se- manent home in DB reenwich, editorials on national domestic is- swing the p ported reddy to deny tariff con- crets to Italy and sentenced to Conn. had been no or stveral) wes. Mr. Evans was equally ac- sun doesn’t cessions to scattered Communist Prison term. ranging Irom three years. but a Jhysician o re :omplished in other branches of “Reconstr areas — Including “Red China,'> °° Y**™ . . ° ah heart atlas mown to| 218 profession. ' thing, thoug North Korea and Soviet zones in ONE OF THE MOST import- Arh suffered He had been associated with | may seem & Germany and Berlin, lant conclaves of the orthodox, One of the nation’s leading|:he Scripps-Howard Newspapers haunt my fa {for 40 years. In that time he | and Aunt Mz: other's nervy

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Others that will be denied tariff churches in recent years recently amateur golfers in the 1930s, Mr. have to sit cupied Kurile Islands, Outer Mon- nounced, The conference adopted John Alexander Topping, one-time {managing editor, editorial writer, was a diligent student of gov- | profectio GERBER'S! ania. lagainst the remilitarization of 2 Sons in Spotlight “My fathe trade agreements with Russia U- 8 PRESIDENTIAL Envoy paid tin plate manufacturer. Mrs. | Colorado mine strike of 1913-191 RR - body in his sn iriman hinted at | L. | Two of the millionaire’s sons, ” PREMIER - DESIGNATE AL-| Tehran, Iran. J Dan. and Henry J. (Bob) Jr,'he Militia had set fire 10 the FR “MY MOT CIDE DE GASPERI dropped afl- that he ou § ] have been in the public eye be-\" "owe to the Cleve! my father. ing Count Carlo Sforza as for- make a rus = " cause of their sporting and mat-|,. + brecs where his industry 4 ’ and despised eign minister ‘to London [7 28 ™™7F rimonial exploits. oo : N Across the dominan ALES L/ new two - part {Iran's” formula ranks. to his deci % » 9 post in the new he ® man’s proposals and not yet ‘Sin No More Columbus Citizen. He had been Was never i eS 8 ; le Ar | The report came from the Na- dance. impressed by The Rev. Mr. | RE TENDER WW 7 tional Committee for Liberation! Meals will be served by the Lloyd's spotless record, sus- Mo 49 Mogg pric | 040 //4 (/) (L JIU V (44) (3 STOCK FROM aur re lh n— FRIDAY- BARGAINS Famous Make! Dana, the.

worked as a reporter, city editor, golia, South Sakhaline, Tan It tt then at) al ; na an appeal to Christians of the chairman of the board of the| ociate editor and editor. ashe ernment finances, taxation, inflaIs ’ | So far as I] The United States already has!Germany. He had been married to in Denver by his reporting of the judgment and analyses in | M. O'CONNOR & COMPANY and Bulgaria. ; |W. Averell Har- Topping dled four years ago. | when 25 persons, including; hal anybed, t I knack /S erwhen he formal: (Britain balked Dan Topping is president of the ang natural Knack for newspaper dominating. ; k i ¥ married glamorous film star Lana He returned to Oklal a City Italian” cabinet. for reopening ofl Turner in 1948. One other son, e Feturnec 9 Ola Ioma IE grew older, Mr. De Gas BB italks. The Brit- i Tc RT ing of New York 1923 as editor of the News and Eloser to hin peri Will: hola] ; {ish Cabinet met 2 John hopping Lh hd te "served In that capacity until 1927 Ir Ber Iai both the pre- “¥. to study the ii three Efunaeidren A180 SUr-iwhen he was appointed associate aft Nt = : ani: vive the elder 3. » « of the S: Francisco News R te miership and the 2.38 Iranian formula. Ms: Harriman 3 Hr © ik EH San Francisco Ne WS, live ‘only fi 931-1¢ s > : : ; | RT — &, f made public. {AN PEDRO. Cal. July a member of the general editorial §§ : . RS seventh econ —- : FAN ] EDF 0, al y : board in Washington since 1936. than your n 8 8 10n- br . 26 (UP) William 08s In: Washing Mr. Evans spe all she neve gecutive pro- Warren 4- H Club { Liovd 93-vear-old retired n as ington, Mr, vans spe of complain western cabinet YT De Gasperi mimater. tore up his first cialized in editorials and news what sho as Sinicy 19457, Courit Storza, 77. who Program Is Planned traffic ticket today after a stories on economic affairs. He What ate ag as phlebitis, will be inister- ige nped. “go and sin thi like t y A A band concert, dress revue Judge quipped, gO and 00D AND QUICK Ing like Without Portfolio for European presentation of awards and a no more.” G0 shiped eack . 7 = square dance will be featured at The Rev. Mr. Lloyd, who absolutely by UNDERGROUND SOUR © E's the Warren Township 4-H Club has been driving automo: | a And.on I today reported a serious riot in achievement program in the War- biles for nearly 50 years, | ‘ . 2 My fathe the Russian-run uranium mine at ren School tomorrow. appeared in municipal court 8 eo SRN for, tie, ars Jachymov, Czechoslovakia — the Exhibits will open at 10 a. m. yesterday to answer a cita- eR TARY He celebrate largest behind the Iron Curtain.|A band concert has been sched- tion charging him with \ TL ; ! thexe the ot One Russian and 14 natives were uled for 6:30 p. m. This will be double parking and driv.’ | i it iE for wird I A ¢ ense. ! _— * si e gaid to have been killed and 64 followed by a 4-H dress revue, ing without pis license = . | month to go of Slovakia, which claims to, Warren PTA Council. perided sentence. MACARONI at Tie Toot. y > he was so COTTON ZIPPER na Ai. Ln : WOMEN’S SHORTIE PAJAMAS 4 and Mr. Lu

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