Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1951 — Page 26

, ‘Aug. 14 (UP)

sons today attended services f Stephen T. Early, former press sec ‘to two Presidents rtime deputy defense . secre-

fee was conducted in the WashNational Cathedral. Burwith full military honors was

in Arlington National Cemetery. The President, with Fleet Adm.

William D. Leahy, sat in the

front row and listened to Canon | Misty

G. Gardner Monks read a simple service of psalms, prayers, and Tennyson's “Crossing the Bar” 4p the flag-covered casket. & re wag a host of big government names present but also many lesser known figures who served with Mr. Early under President Roosevelt. Also attending were scores of newspapermen who knew “Steve” not only as a colleague but as one of the most efficient press secretaries in White House history. The altar was banked with floral pieces from the President and high government figures. The Early family had requested that friends send donations to the Washington Heart Foundation rather than flowers. Mr. Early died Saturday after a brief heart illness. Mr. Truman did rot go to Arlington Cemetery for the burial. ' .

If Tipsy Driver Took B-1 He Might Not Be One

Science was a bit too late to spare a local man the suffering and embarrassment of a fine and

Jail sentence.

It hasn't been proved positively yet, but if Louis Dean Harless,| 21, Seymour, had taken a large!

kicker of vitamin B-1 (thiamine) his body might have assimilated the alcohol in his system faster.

And he might not have been be-.

fore Judge Alex Clark in Municipal Court 4 yesterday on charges of drunkenness, drunk driving and reckless driving.

Drs. H. R. Hulpieu and Versa

V. Cole of the Indiana University Medical Center staff announced today that according to their research findings there may be a direct connection between the in-

take of alcohol and thiamine in

the human body. | The doctors believe that a person's susceptibility to alcohol de-! creases as the amount of thiamine in the body increases. The doctors | have been working on animals. | On this premise, Harless’ thia- | mine content must have hit the skids. In court, he denied he was drunk. He said his poor health would not permit him to drink, but that he had taken a bottle of Hadacol shortly before his arrest. ;

= ” » JUDGE CLARK ‘didn't take Harless' thiamine content into consideration, but did accept the reading of a drunkometer test which showed a score of .159 for Harless. A reading of .150 is cohsidered drunk. The judge did assure Harless he'd have at least 10 days to recoup his thiamine content without interference of alcohol. Harless is scheduled for that time In jail. The judge also fined him $43.25 and costs.

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At Methodist—Carl, Emelie Long: Robert, y Mildred Houppert; Robert, Clara Ad- of his home at 1034 Shannon Ave. pms. Morris, Adis Isenberg. Claude, They took his billfold with $9, afads all; tephen, argaret urs! ’ res; Harvey. Herma Yensel: Garland, | Mr. Westphal said. He wasn’t argaret Rix: Walter, rbara Hoff hurt seriously. At St. Vineent's- Conrad” Clarissa Ren- . ner; JRichard, Elizabeth Qeorse Leon. | Mrs. Catherine Wilson, 52, of ara, Ary endrickson; CIArence. SOTA 2 i Robison; Paul, Pauline Branham. Joseph, 608 Spring St, was returning Bereeck Bekula home from work early today

when a youth, about 18, leaped from behind bushes, threatened ‘‘her-with--a- knife, and took her

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Asks to Build $200,000 Trailer Sales Center

Permission to build a $200,000 truck trailer sales and service center at 1220 Stadium Drive was requested by the Indianapolis Water Co. The petition for variance of zoning regulations was submitted to the Plan Commission and is expected to be heard Sept. 24. An ordinance changing the zoning of that area from residential to business was approved last month by the City Council. | Special permission is required for, the truck center because it is classified as light industrial,

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More Lottery Tickets Seized in Raids Here

Police entered three places in the 200 block of Indiana Ave. last night and seized 45 books of baseball lottery tickets.

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diana Ave., 10 books at 224, and 17 books at 248.

In other raids, they seized 16 books at 2633 W. Michigan St.

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