Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1951 — Page 10

2401 MARTINDALE

Tuesday.

The bill had been set for passage yesterday, but action was delayed when Rep. H. R. Gross (R. Iowa), demanded a roll call vote on his motion} to recommit the measure to the armed services committee with instructions to knock out the $19,019,000 project

for Grandview, Mo.

Democratic Leader John W. Massachusetts pointed out that the House had agreed to take no controversial He moved that the issue be put over until

McCormack of

roll calls yesterday.

next week.

Rep. Gross labeled the Grandview project a “glorified WPA He sald $22,462,000 is to be spent by the Air Force at Sedalia, Mo., Air Force base, 50

project.”

airline miles away, and that th

e Grandview project would be a

needless duplication. He pictured the

Brass

airport, which Is used by Mr. Truman's plane, the Independ-| ence, when the President goes

home Mo,, cow pasture,

Coroner Clears Sleep-Walker in Death of Wife

ST. JOSEPH, Mich. Aug. 11 (UP)-—Abner Hatley, 28, of Blythesville, Ark. was cleared today of blame in the death of his wife who was killed while he was sleep-walking. Mrs. Betty Hatley, 23, was found dead July 15 in front of a

school building. Police said she Sible for relocating the and her husband had gone . to here, dug the first spadeful

sleep in the school yard after an dirt. Former Army chief of finance, Gen. Foster is now retired. after one of them reported being nese

all-night drinking party. She died of three fractured ribs and internal injuries, " ” on

to nearby Independence, as not much more than a ground-breaking

Army jeials

brass and Indiana turnéd out

Attends

Ground-Breaking

Harrison

vesterday ceremonies

[Center at Ft. Harrison.

| The center, expected to employ 6000 persons, will utilize 45 acres pn "p Beyer,

{of floor space.

| Lt.

Gen, Raymond 8. i [Army comptroller, headlining the ciyh for the official party con-

McLain,

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MORE TALK THAN WORK—Sen. Capehart (with shovel) scoops up one of the first chunks of dirt in ground breaking ceremonies for the new Army finance center at Ft. Harrison yesterday. Looking on are (left to right) Brig. Gen. E. J. Bean, commanding officer of the finance center; Sen. Capehart, Sen. Jenner, Rep. Brownson, Gov. Schricker and Mayor Bayt.

Gov. Schricker gave the wel

coming ‘address while troops and

the 276th Army Band fronp Camp Meteor Shower

Atterbury held formation, Other dignitaries attending i cluded: Maj. Gen. Bickford Sawyer, present Army finance; Brig. Gen. William Campbell, assistant

Brig. Gen.

Rear Adm. F. C. Dunham, chie of Navy field branch, bureau o supplies and accounts,

Ft. Benjamin Harrison. A buffet dinner at the Officers

|speaking’ program, said “Army cluded the ceremony.

personnel, s

iger.. The

billion, and

pending the

times as much.”

Sen.

Col. M. B.

Jenner Quips

Hale. deputy

taxpayers’ money must have the most thorough training. Wars are bigCivil ‘War cost {than $3 billion, World War I, $3: World War II, 1(

» Land in Jail

Last night was a -rough one on

Maj. Gen. E. M. Foster, respon- men reporting robberies to city

Senter police.

com-

Robbery ‘Victims’

Three men were in jail

robbed in the underpass on Sen- heavens will

ate Ave, south of Kentucky Ave

CORONER Louis Kerlikowske 'mander of the Center, officiated at late yesterday afternoon.

with city

Rf AO

i Due Tonight,

chief of fi- . nance; Brig. Gen. John B. Hess, assistant comptroller of the Army Tomorrow Night offi- for plans; for Hitchcock, Indiana adjutant gen-

for eral; Brig. Gen. Kenneth E. Web{the $23 million Army Finance Per, Air Force director of finance;

Robinson

and Col. commanding officer,

today

Arrange WW nr SR WT Be VA Sr NER

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rm sous ins i Deferred Pay Hikes OK'd if They're Not Big

By United Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 Workers due to get future pay, boosts under contracts signed before Jan. 25 will be allowed to keep them—if they aren’t too big.! The Wage Stabilization Board’s| newest policy on such deferred—| or installment—wage increases is that they can be paid if they are 8 not “unstabilizing.” Deferred in-| crease contracts are most preyaient in the construction indus-| . 1 The board voted unanimously|§ yesterday to grant the boosts i} they are mjde—as in most casés— | to compensate for a rise in the cost of living or as an annual productivity raise. The Board, however, reserved the" right to block any installment increase g& which appeared to be “unreason-| a ea.” >

John H. Kendrew | Services Today

| Services for John H. Kendrew

{to be in Washington Park. / Wy Mr. Kendrew, a dental laboratory technician died Thursday at ig his*home, 949 N. Jefferson Ave, He was 44. A life resident of Indianapolis, he wa sa graduThe ate of Arsenal High

606 ILuett Ave. E a. m. Monday in Church of the Nazarene. Floral Park.

By Science Service WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 best display of “shooting | Technical

School. scheduled Surviving dre

and tomorrow night. «TO see the pis wife, Edith May; his parents, HAROLD C. TAYLOR, 43, meteor shower at its height, you John and Alice Kendrew, and four mer Indianapolis resident, . will have to stay up late as more daughters, Mrs. Margaret Wil-inadiah Pacific Railroad can be spotted llams and the Misses Jeanette, clerk | Alice, Mae and Diane Edith,

Layman Ave. Services at

chanan Mortuary.

f year’s Hill.

f stars” is

Mr. Kendrew

for tonight|

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“falling stars” after midnight than before.

This is une hows noweve™ | William Evans to Head that will be called o no Y| . the Chimes. A oount of rain. but because/COUNly Polio Chapter ton Park. William Evans, administrative gg 2 =a assistant of the Indianapolis Pub-

here.

Burial,

of clouds. But a repeat perform-! ance will be given this ‘time next

year. a man of the recently reorganized tive.-of Madison and resident of You should be able to see Marion County Chapter of the Speedway 14 years. Services at about one meteor streaking National Foundation for Infantile 8:30 =. m. Monday at Conkle W, the ky every minute. | Faralysis. 16th St. Mortuary and at 9 a. m./ McNeil across res Souliets” of the) Serving with him will be Mrs.'at St. Christopher's seth. 10 radiate Howard Dodson, 4415 Park Ave. Church. Burial at Madison.

vice chairman; Miss Helen Somtrom the constellation of Perseus... 1048 Harlan St. secretary: yr 7

so look for them low in the! =. Myron’ L. Mills, Oaklandon, HERSCHELL northeast, treasurer. —T hese officers—witt- COATS, 49, of 3335 W.

LOCAL DEATHS

MRS. CARRIE PATE, 58, of:Machine Co., Inc. Services at 1:30 Services Today Services at 10:30 p. m. Monday at Dorsey Funeral the West Side Home. Burial, Park.

Cachief —Accordionist in Cincinnati, former New said York Central System employee ix months in prison getting in:years, she attended Indianapolis Services at 1:30 p. m. Mon-

day at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of 800d physical shape” for his ex- ¢ Washing- Pected hitch in the Army when he

THOMAS evasion 10th St. wae fined $10,000 and

TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT—But you won't see anything like this in your bathtub. : model Pattie Rogers stopping traffic in the window of the Atlas Super-Market in the new shopping __!were to be at 2 p.-m. today in the center at 38th St, and Shadeland Ave., as part of gala opening. {Jordan Funeral home. Burial was from 8 a.m. to midnight today and tomorrow.

Burial in Washingion

MRS. MAIRE E. HEID, 941 N. Contino Pledges 11 . a. m. Monday in Flanner and Bu- To Get nn Shape

Burial, Crown

For Army Hitch Ry United Press STEILACOOM, Wash. Aug. 11 Dick he would

Contino

today spend his

is released. “I don’t plan to do much with

. ] MRS. KATHRYN C. ANGER, my music while I'm at the farm,’ lic Schools, has been named chair- 71, of 1743 N. Lyndhurst Dr, Na- Contino said.

The 21-year-old ex-butcher boy from Fresno, Cal, who rose to a $4000-a-week entertainer, entered Island federal prison

Catholic'shortly before noon yesterday.

= » ” HE PLEADED guilty to draft charges July 24, and given a

the ceremony during which Sen.! Charged vagrancy By , jus ’ ; k i J - y ; ry 8 vi A Te eal ia | Was Homer B. Slease, 54, or- reached first q yi regular’ annual election. will be d1anapolis resident 43 years. Elec-{¢i505 ]1ast Tuesday. truth serum test which indicated plek 20d on be work or vou thington. Taken into custody midnight the light of the moon held. trician with Link-Belt Co. 24“. want to spend my time getBe Was$ leliing the 17uth when he pr ®t Td i i pol‘ti- along with. him were Harold will not interfere and the fainter Ty 3 : years. Services, 1:30 p. m. Mon- ting in good physical shape, and : fq _ wouldn't fin enerals and pol’ ong t > a ’ ay a ‘onk ; ichi ye sald he didn’t know what hap clans here.” genera art Re Cr : Lewis Collins. 44 meteors may be seen. Splashes Cold Water day at Conkle W. Michigan St.'p,, going to be ready, in every pened the night his wife died. § . g part ‘Davis; 44, .and Lewis Collins, 'l. These bright flashes in the sky ‘ Chapel. Burial, Floral Park, aS : . hp Mr. Kerlikowske said he be- Brig. Gen. Emmett J. Bean, com- “a ‘ ; , TEHRAN, Iran, Aug. 11 (UP) way, to go into the Army when : 3 B 8 .: ' y * “both of indianapolis. Slease told gre caused by bits of cosmic dust Ss d K : : 5 2 @ , . » lieved Mr, Hatley walked in his manding general of the Center; _... + Davis and Collins bel heated. by friction as they aya ashani, a leader of the I'm through at the farm. sleep the night of the party and Col. J. P. Campbell, Chicago dis- |! al. ' eing he Y | powerful National Front Party, WILLIAM RILEY TUCKFR, Cont#o skipped out of Ft. Ord,

probably stumbled, falling on his trict Army engineer; Sen. Homer Charles B.

and Mayor Bayt

wife who was sprawled out on the schoolhouse steps.

E. Capehart Brownson

i Rep.

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robbed him of his glasses and a bilifold containing 337. The pair was charged with pre-robbery. Slease was held so that he will be here to prosecute.

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A stick-up artist unperturbed by bright lights held up an elderly downtown liquor store

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