Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1951 — Page 5

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Indianapolis Life Master, eight players in the Indianapolis Indi-

had earned their way to the Mid-

Chicago. : The tournament, sponsored by The Times and the Indianapolis

two sessions at the Athletic Club yesterday.

sessions was 728 points and the average for both sessions was 364. « Here are the eight players who qualified for the Midwest Individuals Championships and their scores: Mr. McComas, 467%; Noble G. Morgan, 448; W. J. McDonald,

'|431%; John Chappelear, 426; Mrs.

Arthur Pratt, 423; O. K. Fraustein, 412; Arthur Zinkin Jr., 406; Mrs. William T. Rose, 398.

Others, in their order of finish,

‘who will replace any of the eight

winners who can not make the Chicago trip are: R. L. Heaton, Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Mrs. KE. J. Ittenbach and Mrs. A. R. Coffin, All of the winners are from Indianapolis, although a number from out of town competed,

The Midwest Championships in

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Salle Hotel Oct. 5,6 and 7.

The annual Indianapolis Team~of-Four championship, staged Saturday at the Athletic Club by the Indianapolis Bridge Association, was successfully defended in 36'2 matches by the veteran team of Mr. McComas, Joseph E. Cain, R. W. Lee and Jerome Jacobs.

Tied for second with 36 matches were the team of V. R. Rupp, Ralph G. Ittenbach, Dr. Lyman son and O. K. Fraustein, and the team of Mrs. Randall Bass, Mrs. E. W. Chaille, Jerry Epstein and Roger Deputy of Mishawaka.

Taft Wins Backing Of North Dakota GOP

BISMARCK, N. D. Sept. 24 (UP)—State Republican leaders indicated today that they had given Ben. Robert A. Taft, (R. Ohio.) “reasonable assuran

GOP Presidential nomination. Milton Rue, State Republican chairman, said Sen. Taft “undoubtedly” would be the number one candidate of Republicans here . a convention were held now,

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Citizen Group Asks

Repeal of Welfare Anti-Secrecy Law

The Joint Citizens’ Committee

“lof Indiana on Health and Welfare

Legislation. today urged the Re-publican-controlled special session of the State Legislature to repeal Indiana's “anti-secrecy” law,

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WATCH THE NEEDLE~John Patton (left) and Dr. Charles

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ler farm.

|Dr. Bain to Take Sevitzky’s Baton

Dr. Wilfred C. Bain, dean of Indiana University’s School of Music, will be guest conductor for Fabien Sevitzky’s seventh pair of

eologists note reaction of uranium-detecting equip--

Incomplete Tests Show No Uranium

. ONE—Continue the welfare program as provided by the state

: welfare law before passage of the

“anti-secrecy” TWO--Fight ON \seling of any sort. Welcome investigation, either by the Legislature or state officials,

FOUR~—Oppose new taxes “as

[long as we have to pay taxes to | |the federal governinent for Bupi [port of the federal program.”

pose any action by the State ture to deprive Indiana of federal aid “as long as the federal law remains in effect which provides for contributions toward the welfare program by the federal government.” ' Mrs. Donald Jameson and E. N, Dill are co-chairmen of the committee. Miss Helen Daniels, secretary, distributed the literature to the lawmakers,

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Killed in Air Crash

M'CALL, Ida., Sept. 24 (UP)— Two elk hunters from Boise, Ida. ‘were instantly killed today when cruiser stalled on a take-off in the re-|appears the “violent reactions”

mote primitive area of central Idaho and crashed into a clear.

The blazing plane started a /ment used yesterday does sepasmall forest fire. | Glenn Jhigny, Boise, Sasistan Re

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here by the Johnson/shield,” a shale formation about Flying Service, which also

Speedway dropped smoke jumpers to fight the forest fire.

On Hoosier Farm

By JEANE JONES Indiana’s first radio-active ma-

* SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 24 (UP)—Power officials at Bonneville Dam today were completing arrangements to hire a profesDean Bain will|terial still awaits discovery, sional rainmaker to ilk Hie sly State geologists found a “re- over Grand Sones Dam as 3 horal Union/markable amount” of Alpha radi-|il0Ston’s power shortage became

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Lawrence County yesterday. But the tests are not complete

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“Belshaz- been ruled out. : ‘The sensitive electronic equipment used yesterday reacts only when directly over uranium. The equipment does not react to even “high-grade” uranium ore when’ a few feet from it. Mr. Fuller, who lives at 5130 Rinehart Ave, and works at Allison's, will submit samples of earth and rock to be tested for mineral content in state laboratories.

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equipment does not separate the Alpha and Gamma rays and it

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on his Geiger counter were caused by Alpha radiation, geologists {said. The more elaborate equip-

rate the two. Ihe Eclantists were a dittle bat-

EiRield 18 ; Possible eapuation 18 that gas! The bodies were|is seeping from the “New Albany 600 feet below the earth's surface. There is a large “fault” or dis-

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sibility of “splinter faults” or small displacements in the shield in the surrounding area.

Reason to Get Excited ] “Mr. Fuller has reason to be excited about the reactions he was getting on his Geiger counter,” said Dr, Charlees Dice, head of the Indiana University geology department and state geologist. The scientists also stated that uranium deposits are found in black shale. While no radio-ac-tive materials have been found in shale deposits in Indiana to date, they are certain to be there in {small quantities. These radio-ac-tive ‘materials would be of low grade and not commercially profitable to mine. To date no fissionable material has been found in Indiana, but it may be soon, and there's s possibility that it may be on the Fuller farm.

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‘Ft. Wayne Harvester Wildcat Strike Ended

| FT. WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 24 : |{UP)—Some 600 office employees | returned to work at the International Harvester Co. today .after voting unanimously to end a wildcat strike to protest the suspension of four purchasing department clerks. ‘ The strikers, about half of IH’s office force, walked out Thursday, but union officials said their move was unauthorized. The com{pany said the clerks were su- | spended for “persistent failure to {complete their work.” The workers said they. would negotiate their grievances.

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