Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1951 — Page 10

HIZONNER HAILS HIM—Mayor Phil Bayt presented the |

hardware to Art Cross, winner

midget feature at W. lbth St. Midget Speedway.

Top Midget Pilots Get Crossed Up |

In 100-Lapper

Art Cross of Morristown, N. had his: second 100-lap LB ‘AAA feature at the W. 16th St, Midget Speedway to talk about today. He won the event last night before a crowd of 7000. - It was no easy win for Cross. He had to outlast Troy Ruttman, Ontario, Cal, who was a threat until the 83d lap when a blowout forced him out. Ruttman picked up $730 in lap money, having .ed from the 11th lap until his mishap. As soon as Ruttman went out, Cross took over. He came from 18th place, grabbed the lead and beat out George Tichenor, Logansport, by nearly half a lap. The time was 28:2692, Third was Johnny Tolan, Denver, and fourth Roy Newman, Gary. Winners of heats were Paul (Potsy) Goacher, Anderson; Tichenor, Bill Vukovich and

Chuck Stevenson, Cross had won the first 100-

lapper at W. 16th St. this season. Goacher had captured ‘he second. But last night, Goacher

didn’t even make the field. His qualification time was too slow Included in the field was AAA Champion Henry Banks. Banks topped a list of some of the biggest names in auto racing.

$100, 000 Arlington Race Attracts Mediocre Field

By United Press CHICAGO, July 28 A mediocre field of 10 horses was slated. to compete today for the richest race of Arlington Park's season, the 22d annual handicap with a guaranteed purse of £100,000 to the winner. Country Delight, Rokeby Stables’ standout with two stakes

victories this season and lifetime

earnings of $106,085, was the overnight favorite at 6-5 for the mile and a quarter event, slated to gross $143,750 ‘with the addition

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{Chicago White Sdx have recalled

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2 Youths See Victim Lose Life

A crackdown on swimming in prohibited areas today was ordered following the second drowning in Eagle Creek ‘gravel pit this year. John Walter Yates, 16, of 825 Odgen St., drowned yesterday as two youths watched from the bank.

They thought his frantic motions for aid were “just kidding.” Too late, they realized he was serious, Kenneth Grundy, 28, of 2227 N. Rural. 8t., and Alex Crumpton, 20, of 2535 James St. told sheriff’s deputies. The body was recovered in 20 feet of water after a 40-minute search by the deputies.

The crackdown order on swimof last night's 100-lapper AAA | ‘ming in prohibited areas came [from Lt. William Owens, safety ree | CREE In the sheriff's department. All deputies were ordered to

profiibited area.

It Takes a 60 To Win Hoe-Down tL Owens sai that fore Yin) ,

Mrs; Harry Mallinson, Eliza-iposted in the Eagle Creek gravel beth Dunn, Mrs. David Stone find pit area in the last two years. Josephine. Madden won Meridian| gut most of them have been toe] Hillg' first annual Hoe-Down for| 'down and used to make rafts women golfers yesterday. (used for firewood. The foursome recorded a 60, 15 Meanwhile safety precautions

under women’s par. Foursomes , =... city swi mming pools used Western handicaps and| averted gnother possible tragedy. played on a best ball basis. Sec-

Boy Scouts yesterday saved the ond place went to Mrs, Robert | Mack, Mrs. Harold Secoy, Mrs. life of Janatha Robey, 14, who

Paul Whittemore and Mrs. Rich- sank while swimming in Ellen-

{berger Park pool. ard Flannigan with a 62. In third place with a 63 were| Scouts Gordon Price, 14. P41

Mrs. Harry Kimbriel, Mrs. James [Wheeler St., and Kenneth Brows 3232 Roosevelt Ave. brought the unconscious girl to} {the surface. Artificial respiration was given four lifeguards. She was Lacey t2ken to 8t. Vincent's Hospital

Mrs. H. A. Pinnell. Other prize-winning teams follow: ! #4-—Mrs, Ben Olsen, Mrr. Charles Smith, Mrs, Orland Church and Mrs. G, R. Red- hy ding.

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ketoWts On:Unsafe Swimming

Truman Says Reds Plan War While Talking Peace

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prepare to put the hex on arrest anyone swimming in a the Woodcraft Council ring at Culver Military Academy. Learners of Indian lore are (left to right) W&

"Pottawatomi Chief'' Parker in |

Frank E. McKinney Jr., 4906 N. Meridian St.; John W. Gibbs, Danville; Thomas M. Meredith, Car-

el; John B. Geller, 8130 Kingsley Drive, and Robert H. Lanham, 4916 Young St.

Price Aids Ready To Make Best of

Control Measure

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and revive livestock slaughtering quotas, Government attorneys {generally got some consolation! when Chairman Burnet R. May-

‘bank (D. 8. C.) introduced new {legislation to permit the quotas

and promised immediate hearings.

64-Mrs, O. W_ Bogda, Mra Shuler, Mrs, John Sawyer ahd Mrs. E. A.[and then to the home of her! The bill was approved unaniBlock. 2 eK. farlan McConnell, Mrs. ®. 8 Parents, Mr. apd Mrs. Alvinimously by the Senate-House conBoone. Mrs, William Kendrick and Mrs Robey, 17 8. 17 § Addison St. St. ferees. Sen. John J. Sparkman E. W. Rowles : Wn I ; 65--Mrs. Ben Stevenson, Mrs {{D. Ala.) described it as a Jaqua, Mrs. C. E. Roach and Mrs, A measure that could be “lived Ray. ~_ fa 86—Rena Mae Powell, Mrs. Roger Kahn, Frank [ Cour, with, Mrs. Joe Higginz and Mrs. Robert Lay- Predicts Signing cock HS - Mr. Sparkman, despite occa-

Chisox Send McGhee To Memphis Chicks

CHICAGO, July 28 (UP)

Hoosier Utility Outfielder Ed McGhee from the Executive, Dies

Seattle Pacific Coast League team: Frank C. Cour, Indiana utility and optioned him on 24-hour re- executive died this morning at his

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call to Memphis of the Southern home 6319 Pleasant Run Pkwy.

He was 61. . Mc(ihes, who's now 24, batted A native of Indiana, Mr. Cour 354 in 32 games with Indianap- was born in Ft. Wayne. 6 He atolis earlier this year and had al tended school thepe and was) 236 hitting average for Sealtle| graduated from the Indiana Busi-| iness College. He joined the Ft. Wayne & Wa{bash Valley Traction Co. in 1909.| In 1916 he became purchasing! agent for the Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc, in Indianapolis. Mr. Cour was a member of the Irvington Methodist Church and

Association.

of more than £100,000 to the purse the Summit City Lodge, F. & by management, A. M., Ft. Wayne. Services will be at 1:30 p. m

The Rokeby entry will be ridden

Monday in’ Shirley Brothers’ Irvflown from New

ing Hill Chapel. Entombment will be in Washington Park Insepar- Mausoleum.

by Erie Guerin,

York for the occasion Hasty House Farm's

able and Oil Capitol, owned by Surviving are his wife, Clara Tom Gray and Mrs. Harry Belle Kirchner Cour; two daughTrotsek, were running as an ters, Mrs. Jeanne Crosley, Ander-

entry and were the second choice son, and Mrs. Carolyne Rudrow, in the event, listed at 4 to 1. Both Bloomington; a sister, Mrs. Carowill carry only 107 pounds,lyn Thompson, Ft. Wayne and lightest in the field with the ex ception of 100 assigned to Hal Price Headley's Aegina, an in and outer in turf campaigns. An Arlington veteran, Cochise, was flown in yesterday to make a [try for the huge purse for Brandy{wine Stables, and was fourth choice at 5 to 1 with a burden of {120 pounds.

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(I Depicted fresh 34 Looks fixedly Coat water VERTICAL T BONITO roa a oise, the 1 i {potted — ] Alican ties Bus Firms Seek New h Ths - 30%emated Rates for Clergymen spots Haale 9 The Indiana Public Service 13 Island tn New 6 Termini Commission today had on file pe24 atk poy 7 Mariner's tale 26 Petty quarrel 42 Youths on rom yo Pus ms Sor 15 Eternity 38en saple sel a Untesupled 45 Worthless The petitions, filed by Suburban 16 Embellish 10 Land parcel . acid ta Lines, Inc, and Central Swallow {18 Number 11 Ester of oleic 33 Empowers Brazilian [Coach Lines, Inc, asked that the {19 Township acid 34 Ex pow aw {minimum charge on which clergy(ab.) 12 Rambs 85 Encish ine seated men will be allowed a 25 per cent 20 Scion v 8 48 Golfer's term |. ction be raised from 10 to 50 21 Paid notice in 17 Hawaiian bird community 50 Symbol for | ents a newspaper Cy Rings scion 40 Let fall erbium ag : 41 24 Goddess of Bo 52 abatical 09% | Mow, 52, suffocated infatuation t TF 4 IT [2 CRAWFORDSVILLE, ‘ July 28 25 Auricles {UP)--Joseph B. Yates, 52, was 27 Roman road suffocated yesterday when he fell 28 Cut off rr 7 5) into a bin of a grain elevator near suddenly wy V1 here and was pinned under sev29 Delirium RY 7 y eral tons of corn. tremens (ab.) ® x p 80 Symbol for 2 sodium Z wom L Te w wen 7 —~ a an a a , - ROTO-ROOTER RAZOR KLEENS TA v CLOGGED SEWERS & DRAINS Tre mepuimteeet | Batter, Faster Service Et ———— voll for Loss y £8 / a . — & x : i

sional rumors that Mr. Truman would veto the bill, predicted that the President would sign it. Mr. Sparkman said too much was in-

cluded in the bill to judge it on the price control features alone. The bill also would: ONE Relax installment buying restrictions. New and used autos could be bought for one-third

down with the balance paid in 18 imonths, instead of the present 15 Other eased credit terms were approved for radios, television

|sets, furniture and similar goods.

TWO—Permit rents to rise a total of 20 per cent over June, 1947, levels—including increases already granted. It also would let the government recontrol rents in defense areas designated as

‘eritical,” and roll these rents back to pre-Korean levels THREE—-Give the administra-

tion a battery of. mobilization powers including authority to issue priorities, allocate scarce materials, acquire property by condemnation and pay limited subsidies to stimulate production of raw, non -processed, non-farm items, FOUR Deny the other powers which he quested, license firms under ceilings, and control speculation.

President had reprice

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Joyrider Fined On Drunk Count

A tipsy driver who took four

children for a joyride was fined $15 and costs and had his license suspended for six months today in Municipal Court 3. Fred Ogborn, 60, of 1117 Woodlawn Ave. was found guilty on a drunk driving charge by Judge Pro Tem Lawrence Turner.

Ogborn yesterday i flurry of excitement when the; frantic mothers called police,

fearing that their children had been kidnaped. The children were found an hour later and returned to their homes. Ogborn was arrested on

the drunk driving charge.

Rites for: Retired City Policeman

Set for Monday

J. Nayrocker, policeman, Monday in Funeral Home in St. Catholic Church. Burial will oe in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. at his home, He was 70. Joining the police department here in 1915, he was assigned to the traffic department. In the following years he worked in several other departments and served one year as sergeant before being assigned to the turnkey's office. He was turnkey for 15 years He resigned from the force September. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Paul Logan, Mrs. Richard Schriver, rocker, brother, sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Celia Kriete, two grandchildren.

Services for W. retired Indianapolis will be at 9:30 a. m. Meyer & Abdon

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Unseen Forces Battling to Kill Julietta Measure

Continued From Page One cumvent the (state) constitutional

TWO—It is “an attempt to reg-| ulate county business by local and special law. THREE—It is “an attempt to] provide for assessment of taxes| by local and special law,” terming it class legistation, FOUR—It is “an attempt to deprive the county commissioners| of the power to provide an asylum | for those persons, who, by reason of age, infirmity or other misfor- | tune, have claims upon the sym-| pathies and aid of society.” FIVE—It is an attempt to dele- | gate authority to an administrative and executive body, “with no| seeds of local government,” which| is not a true municipal corpora-| tion, The suit charges the new law| violates six sections of the In-| diana constitution and the 14th| (due process) Amendment of the J. 8. Constitution.

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Under the law, effective July] , 1952, the Mayor appoints three HP of the board and the| commissioners two, The board] will operate all health and hospital activities in the city &dnd| county, including Julietta. Mr, Buckner also asked the court to prevent the dissolution of all local health departments in| the county, transfer of any funds) to the new corporation, transfer of any city or county property to the new corporation and appoint-| ment of the board of trustees. | Mayor Bayt declared the law| “certainly a step in .the right]

and direction to solve out health prob-

lems in Marion County.” “I believe Julietta would best be operated under the non-par-tisan board,” .the Mayor said. ) But he made it plain he was not

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government spending in a Boston Speech oh Wednesday | night. .

Forward Toward Peace Mr. Truman said the “howls about bankruptcy are old

stuff” and come from the same people who argued in the past that the nation could not afford social security, unemployment. compensation, ‘aid to agriculture, and huge public power projects like TVA, Grand Coulee dam and rural electrification.

“We can well afford to pay the price of peace,” the

President said. “Our only alternative is to pay the terrible cost of war.” ‘ :

Mr. Truman said the “doubters and defeatists” also

are “trying to stir up trouble and suspicion between the people and their government.”

“They are using the smear and the big lie for personal publicity and partisan advantage, heedless of the damage they do to the country. Never, not even in the bitterest political campaigns, have 1 seen such a flood of lies and slander as is mow pouring forth over the country.” “Don’t let yourselves be confused by the smearers and \slanderers,” Mr. Truman said. “There are three things T nt you to remember: “First, this country is on the right track in foreign We have a goal—and that is peace. We have a

world war on one side and surrender to communism on the

other. “Second, we are making progress toward that goal. The growing defenses of this country, the increasing strength and unity of the free nations, the set-back to aggression in Korea—all these show the progress we are making. “Third, we cannot reach that goal of peace if “we falter now. We must not let up because we have made We must not be turned back by cries of (bankruptcy, or by efforts to create fear and suspicion ‘among American citizens. We are going to go right ahead land do what we have set.out to do. The people of the United |States are going forward ‘toward Peace.’

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“I questioned it..from the very, | beginning on whether an appoin-| [tive body has the same right as elected officials to issue bonds and levy taxes,” he asserted. Mr. Nordsiek said the health! merger would increase the tax

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