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Peron Foi To Try Leaders 0f Brief Revolt

By United Press

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,

8ept. 29 — President Juan D. Peron moved swiftly today to deal with key figures in a short-lived revolt which he sald was aimed at assassinating him and his wife as well as overthrowing his government. Armed with a martial law decree from congress, Peron’s regime began proceedings for military trials of accused rebels less than 24 hours after he announced the revolt had been crushed. Retired Gen. Benjamin Menen@ez, only one of the four rebel leaders caught so far, faced a possible death penalty under a “state of internal war” decree rushed throungh congress last night, The government announced that Madame Eva Peron, the President's wife, was “rather seriously {11” with amenia “of medium intensity” and was being given blood transfusions. She was able, however, to make a bedside broadcast last night thanking the people for remaining loyal to the government. (In Montevideo, Uruguay, Argentina Navy Capt. Vicente M. Baroja, one of the rebels who fled there when the revolt collapsed, said. that the plan seemed fool proof but “something went wrong. ” (Baroja and more than 70

other officers of the Argentine armed forces who fled to Uru-

guay were interned and it was base,

announced their arms and planes would be returned to Argentina.) The Army ministry said most persons involved in the five-hour uprising have been arrested. Proceedings have started for trial under the military Justice code, it said.

When Fire Escape Fails

mounced last night that “several”

SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1951 | aE

| Father Wagner Mass Monday

the Rev. Fr. Vincent Wagner, OSB, a priest 63 years, 4Sung at. 9 a. m,. ay Thora Abbey. Father Vincent, church musician, composer

Abbey. He was 86.

the Poor in Evansville. \ Born in Ferdinand, Father Vincent studied music in Ge

music used at the Abbey. He was ordained to the priesthood in September, 1888.

dictine nun in Ferdinand.

Child Falls to Death

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 29 (UP) An 8-year-old girl plunged three stories to her death last night when a “rusty nail” slipped out of the bottom brace of the fire escape on which she was playing. Little Judy Walker died at a

her fall.

where she and her family lived. Police said “a rusty nail” was

for the fire escape... .

FBI Probes Gift Rae Racket At Dayton Air Base

The FBI investigated today for possible criminal charges in a gift-taking scandal in the $16 million a year procurement department at Wright-Patterson air

Gen. E. W. Rawlings, commanding general at the base, an-

highly paid civilian employees have been suspended in five cases of gift-taking or “irregularities.” “Several othars have resigned when they knew they were under

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‘A Pontifical requiem mass for

a and organist, died. Thursday at the ‘He taught many years at the

seminary at St. Meinrad and later was chaplain at Little Sisters of

and composed much of the church

The only immediate survivor is a sister, Sister Ignatia, a Bene-

local hospital several hours arte She had been on the fire escape outside the apSrtment

the only thing that held Et the bottom brace, main support early next week

DAYTON, O., Sept. 29 (UP)—|

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= Welfare Secrecy Passes Senate.

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back to the,House again. billion tax increase bill last night,

ment which would prohibit feding public assistance funds from states which make public the names of persons receiving aid. The amendment, offered by Sen. William E. Jenner (R. Ind.), would require approval by a Sen-ate-House conference on the tax measure and subsequent approval by the House. Similar provisions, approved twice before by the Senate, have "been side-tracked by the House. Federal Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing has cut off federal funds to Indiana because the state legislature passed a bill making relief rolls public. Mr. Ewing said he acted reluctantly to comply yith federal law which says that names on relief rolls must be kept secret. In a reversal of its previous stand, the House Ways and Means Committee has ag nsider' bill BY Rep. Burr P, Harrison (D. Va.), which would lift the, federally imposed secrecy rule.

Mass Reappointment Of Cadets Proposed

YORK, Me. Sept. 20 (UP)— Congress will be asked to pass legislation re-appointing all 90 ousted Cadets to ‘West Point, it was disclosed today. The announcement was made!

the New York Criminal and Civil] Courts Bar Association, which has’ been conducting an investigation of the West Point dismissals. Mr. Daru said that as result of an Army making the discharged Cadets eligible to return to West Point, his committee “will now seek the introduction of an omnibus bill in Congress appointing all 90” to the military academy.

Miss Bertha ' Wallace Dies in Home Here

WASH Ga Sept. 29—The Senate has tossed the fight between the federal government and Indiana over public relief rolls! In completing action on its $5.5 the Senate approved an amend-

eral authorities from withhold-

by Robert Daru, general counsell of the committee on justice of juries received yesterday while

Wandering Mules Ca iptured, Face ‘Sentence’ fo Barn

wandelust.

mule travels as the crow flies.

market, the two grazed contentedly today until a friend of their owner called Mr, Bohannon—and police. Perplexed = police, squad car, rode herd on the mules. Craftily, lasso Sgt. Richard Wz threw.

WHEN Mr, Bohannof. arrived,

he brought to take them home,

man. disciplined. Today, locked up in the barn, long faces, droolingly, knee-deep pasture outside.

Who's Surprised?

WORCESTER, Mass., Sept. 29 (UP)—The courteous motorist apparently ‘is a rarity in this central Massachusetts city. Thirty-two Worcester " safety council spotters have ,been watching the highways since Monday in. hopes of ‘finding a courteous driver who would be given a certificate. “We can't find a single one,” they reported.

8-Year-Old Girl Hurt By Car Near Home

Betty Kay Pyle, 8, daughter of Mrs, Ruth Pyle, 35 N. Sherman Ave, is in fair condition at St. Francis Hospital today from in-

crossing the street near 33 N. Sherman Ave. She was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Lottie Johnson, 49, of 58 N. Kealing Ave. Slight injuries were suffered by a pedestrian, William Tate, 16, of Castleton when he was struck by a car driven by Erhest L. Shaw, 43, of 428 8. Pine St. The Shaw car hit a utility pole, then Mr. Tate, and next crashed into a car driven by Robert Huffine, 20, of 1813 W, 59th St. Shaw was arrested on vagrancy and drunk charge and ordered to appear n Municipal Court 3 to-

Miss Bertha C. Wallace, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society more than 35 years, died yesterday at her home, 1434 N. Dela-| ware St. Death of the native of Colum-, bus, Ind., followed a brief illness. ; Miss Wallace belonged to First! Baptist Church since coming to Indianapolis in 1911, and to Eliza A. Baker Club and the Indiana Pioneer Society. Services will be held at 10, a. m: Monday at Flanner & Buch-! anan Columbus, Ind. Survivors are four nephews, Ralph and Earl Winans of Detroit and Leland and Harry Wallace of St. Louis.

Young Trio Slugs, Robs.

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PETE AND Molly had the

The two mules hopped the fence 3 at the Jess Bohannon farm» home| at 5415 Michigan Rd. afd traveled to Ind. 52, just below 38th St. That's roughly 31% miles, if a

dn the rear of Walt’s Super-

{the mules greeted him warmly, and docily hopped on the truck,

2 Men Advanced By Power & Light

Mr. Katterhenry Mr. Gentry

[Indianapolis Power & Light Co.

‘Monday, president H.. T, Pritch-, ard said,

general supervision over purchas‘ing, labor relations and property |protection. A 35-year employee

But Mr. Bohannon is ‘a firm of the firm, Mr. Katterhenry has “Pete and Molly must be been an active executive assistant they are since

1944 and earlier was pur-

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A. Gentry will be in charge f the company’s operating departments and the mechanical {and construction department. He's been in public utility work for the past 33 years and joined the Indianapolis utility in 1945.

Driver Escapes Death In Truck Crash, Fire

| A nao ended in horror for a {semitrailer truck driver who nar[rowly escaped being burned to: death early today. Don Shoemaker, 22, of Newark, O., was thrown from the cab of his truck when it jackknifed across UU. 8S. 36 near Avon. Two wheels of the tractor came off and the gasoline tank exploded. The Danville Volunteer Fire Department pumped 1000 gallons of ‘water from a nearby creek to put out the blaze. Traffic was halted in both directions two hours by Indiana state police. : The driver said he went to sleep and apparently swerved the truck on a narrow. bridge.

Hard-Working Thieves Get Exercise, No Loot

Roof-hoppers got a lot of exercise but no valuable loot early today when they entered Swift & Co., 223 Kentucky Ave, The skyskips started at Titman Egg Co. at 229 Kentucky Ave. Intruders entered through the loading dock there, climbed a ladder to the roof, traveled over several roofs 0 the roof of Swift & Co., and let themselves in. Supt. L. Mottern, 56, of 920 N. Audubon Rd., told police the only thing missing was the outside

It's old home week at Marion! | County Jail for Richard Meek, 36, of 236 N. Noble St. | Out yesterday morning, he went back in 12 hours later. A free man after serving three days and paying a $6 fine on a drunk charge, Meek went motoring last night. He drove into a utility pole at {5026 Madison Ave. two minutes

E, New York St. reported his car was stolen, Sheriff's deputies took Meek to General Hospital for treatment. | He appears in Municipal Court 3 today, this time for vehicle-tak-ing, plus a drunk charge.

‘Tougher’ Cutback

In Goods Due Jan. 1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 290 (UP) —The government has warned the

told sheriff’s deputies he picked Civilian goods marufacturers to

up three young men in the down-| town area. “One of thé men struck him onl the side of the head and took $30. The trio drove him to a point near West Newton where they

drove away, he said. The cab still is missing.

Pawley Rites Today MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Sept. 29 (UP)—Last services were to be held today for Clifton D. Pawley,! 25, son of the former United States Ambassador to Brazil and Peru. Young Pawley died of bul-

import business with relatives. INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC

CASUALTIES (271 Days) ’ 1950 1951 Accidents ...... 6496 6148 Injuries ........ 2436 2685 Deaths ........ 351 43

brace for “tougher” cutback next Jan. 1. ~The National Production ~Au=-Mrs.--Burdella M.. Replogle, .79, thority said that there will be a/of Hammond died in St. Margarat “considerable” reduction in allo- Hospital cations of scarce copper and alum. suffered Saturday when she was forced him out of the cab and/inum to makers of consumer du- struck by a truck driven by Ed- tivities rable goods during the first quar ter of 1952. Steel quotas also will} be reduced, but to a lesser extent, | the agency said.

Playwright Gets $32,000 In Damages

|Playwright Emmet Lavery was

propaganda.” Mrs. Rogers, mother of Actress gama L. Ginger Rogers, joined with her| co-defendants to pay up in full a court judgment Mr, Lavery won in a suit charging the play's potential was damaged when the! opinion was aired over a radio show.

still another and,

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 29 (UP)—

Rutter, {$32,357 richer today because Leila William J. Patterson, 18, 2334 8. Pennsyl{Rogers said his play, “Gentleman, Yania: Mary A. Rosebrock, 17, IndianFrom Athens” wim n R. Stufm. 21, 1701 College: Bev-

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Red Cross OK's Publicity, Fog Blood Drive Donors

By Scripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, Sept. 29—Rich-

Mortuary with burial in after Warren Lawhbrook of 1214270 Swigart, administrative direc-

tor of the Red Cross national blood program, said today the Red! {Cross had no objection to local {chapters releasing the names of blood . donors, subject to “the donors’ consent. Some newspapers have inquired as to whether they could print the names of donors as a means of stimulating interest in the blood program, now lagging so far behind as to endanger the lives of wounded men in Korea.

Accident Victim Dies HAMMOND, Sept. 20 (UP)—

yesterday of injuries

Two new assistant vice presi, from their dents were named today by the

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tral Chapel. Burial,

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"| HARRY CLAYTON CARR, 74, retired farmer and one of the or-| ganizers of the Producers’ Commission Association. Services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Moore & Kirk Northeast Chapel and at 2:30 p. m.|{

in Hartsville Methodist Church, Burial, Hartsville Cemetery.

of 2938 N. Arsenal Ave., Pharfacy.

Hj Cetpetery. A 8 ® =

MRS. NANNIE STRADER, 72,

at 1 p. m. Mohday in the Garfield {Baptist Church. Crown, .

930 W..26th St. Services at 9 a. m. ‘Monday in Holy Angels Catholic Church. Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the Stuart Mortuary after 10|so a. m. tomorrow.

REGINALD L. PHILLIPS, 55, lof 367 W. 15th St., truck driver for John Jones & Sons, Inc. Services 1 p, m., Monday in Galilee Bap'tist Church. Burial, Floral Park.

| MRS. ROBERT C. St. Services at 2 p. m. Monday in Moore & Kirk Northeast Chapel. Burial, Westfield.

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2 p. m. Monday at Flanner & Buchanan. Burial in Greenfield.

Jack W. Wolma Dies In Veterans Hospital

Jack ‘W, Wolma, oldest of 10 children of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wolma 8r., 450 Powell St. died yesterday at Veterans Hospital on Cold Spring Rd. He was 28 and lived at 446 Powell St. Mr. Wolma spent two years in Iw

sergeant. Born here, where he lived his life, Mr. Wolma was last employed at the General Asbestos Co. He|ih belonged to First Moravian|w Church, Southport Masonic Lodge, | *" Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. Services are set for 2 p. m. Mon-| QF ,day at Harry W. Moore Peace South Chapel, with burial in Washington ste Park. Survivors, with the parents, are| par his wife, Jewell; five sisters, Mrs. Bessie DeHart of Freemont, O., and Jane, Josephine, Donna and |Glenda Wolma, all of Indianapolis; four brothers, Benjamin Jr.,

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Hoagy to Help Launch 2 ‘Movietime USA’

Hoagy Carmichael, Forrest Tucker and Norman Foster, all

wood celebrities here to open “Movietime USA,” filmdom's golden jubilee, Monday, Oct. 8. Mr. Carmichael, of “Stardust”| of fame as composer, also has won acclaim as character actor in important films, such as “The Best Years of Our Lives.” Mr. Tucker, formerly of Plainfield, is a star of Western pictures, | m; and-Riehmond-born. Mr, Foster is a director and producer. Other screen personalities com-| oi

ward Kroer, also of Hammond. IRocky Lane and Phil Epstein.

ing here to join in state-wide acinclude Debra Padget,

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MARRIAGE LICENSES \ A. Thacher, 23, Navy; Barbara J.!

Lloyd Moot, 20, Evanston, Ill, Paul

M. Haach, Jr., 25, Army; Kathleen Snanpele, 22, Terre Haute, Ind.

W. Lynch, 23, Army; Hazel P, 21, 1669 N. Centennial.

y J. Garwood, 18, 25 R. , 1821 Hoefgen: BarGroves. 23, Paklandon, Ind. Gootee, 20, 8 N. Delaware; | pale A. Deer. 19, 1834 a nald L. Pinch, 18, 1901 8. Pershing; Di 16, 542 Centennial.

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drey E. Hummell, 43. 39 E. McCarty. Werner, 31. Army: Ramona J. Harz, 21, Riley. Kan

Rudd, 34, 515 Agnes

22, 2134 N.

Lors 240 “ar. 2807 8 ud Polk: MilNi an. . 3, 519 N. Pine; Ruth| 523 N Pine,

Pky.: Martha E. Peoples, Pennsylvania,

uis M. dred B, Horney, 22.

Robert D. Maote, 19. 1933 Dexter: Adri-| [nh {$f fup-C Morris, 18, 1139 N. Oakland. | Il, James P. Brunton, 21. Air Revenue

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Claude A. McRimbte 517% WwW, treet, ANA, on or bekens: Doris B. een 32, 5110s Ww. wil- oe October 22, 1951; otherwise the propken. erty will Le forfeited and disposed of ac Charles McCormick, 38, Mass, Tenn.:| cording to 1

Mary Freeman, 26. 954 E. Minnesota.

Charles L. GMdden, 24. Brideeport, Ind.:

Carolyn J Vorger, 19, Bridgeport, Ind.

LEGAL NOTICE Trying Elis 2 Sond Sdson! Ruth Notice is hereby given that the under. Elbert Dean, 51. 2817 Paris: Thelma L.|siened Pu Chasing Agent for the City of Bryant. 43, 2947 Boulevard PI. Indianapolis wil Jeceive sealed bids

a. Ne Spar Temple: Patrici hauncey, el tans ens, 21, Thelewrnod. Calif; Carol A, Newcomer. 19, 838 Layman. fe

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DANIEL LOUIS WHITE, 83, pharma-

the pair dodged the Both promotions become effective | lcist and owner of the old EureXa | Re: Services at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the C. M. C. Willis

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of 1621 Minocqua Ave. Services|} Burial New

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remodel ‘a Dafiding for e at a gasoline service station iy signs in accordance with “BN nomeny a arm ERT L. 4A NN. 4 North Ans f3ctue, Ul variance - £ oe te industrial), request E we = construction

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No. 2 A ren a, Por Richmond, delivered on U.S, 35. Section BB or plant vicinity thereof, Invitation No. 211: 36 Feet of Jt te h, furnished and RL fo miles Northwest of the of Monroe City, Indians, Invitation No. 212: 450 to 600 Tons of Aggregate, rnished ed into state trucks at plant vicinity of Lafayette, Indiana, Invitation No. 213: 3000 to 5000 Tons of Soatum Chloride in Bulk, truck deliveries Bo the various sub-district Doloks over the

cirrhosis Inez Pearl Taylor, 55. at 2174 Ringgold, cerebral hemorrhage.

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LEGAL NOTICE Treasury Department, Office of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Chicago, Litnois. Pate of first publication September 1951. Notice is hereby 8 given that on April 19, 1951, one Mode J3 Winchester, 12-Gauge Gun, Serial No. 725214, was seized ha County, Indiana. for violation ie Fg Chapter 25. and Part

ar Code

r A. Chapter 27, Internal et 2 rson claiming inmust file under Internal Revenue Code, and a cost bond in the penal sum $250 with approved sureties at the ofCharge, Alcohol 8. Pennsylvania

nit, * Iidianapals, “In

DANIEL J. CONERTY,

District Supervisor.

p until the hour of 2 P. M.. Thursday, tober 4th, for the Board of Park ommissioners for the following equip-

Heautsition No. 7971--Calling for 1 only 0 equa al, 2. equipped with ayal

tire. and tube Tire size 6.70x15 ack. all in accordance with spec the Department of

dders Bond or Certified check in o of your Bid Propossi|

accompany your Bid.

ALBERT H. LOSCHE, 7 y Purchasing Agent, 106 City Hall Indianapolis, Indians,

{ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL

shall The additional appropriation as finally made will be Btate Board o Board will hold, «

office VA Marion County, Indiana, or af such other place as may be designated. At such waa

is reserves the Fibt to reject $f Such add any an /or all bids, oe

where such hearing will

Invitation No. 214: 250 Cuble Yards of Class ‘D". Ready Mix Concrete, furnished and delivered on SR 9, Section EP in Greenfield, Indiana. Invitation No. 215: '00 Cubic Yards of Cement Concrete, Transit Mix, furnished and delivered on SR 9 in the City of Columbia City, Indiana. Jdnvitation No. 216: A quantity of John Deere, nd Miscell Deeri ns. a erhational Parts and Miscellaneous Hardware 8. Si. West Market St. Indianapolis, India

Bids ® hail be submitted upon standard proposal forms.

IGHWAY COMMISSION STATE H OF INDIANA SAMUEL C. HADDEN Chairman

APPROPRIATION

otice is hereby given the taxpayers of The Town of Southport, Marion County, Indiana, that the oper legal officers of sald municipality a their regular meet ins place, on 1 day of October, 1851. 7:30 p. m., wil consider the following aaditionar appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this

Transfer and allocation of Funds within the Town Budget, from the Town Water Fund $200.00: from Rent Fund $32.00: from Insurance and Bond premiums $10.00. These unexpended a bropriations will’ be transferred and ahoce to: For construction of Town Sewers $280.00; for Printing and AdTora, ya. ing at such meeting Xpayers appearing ave a Pent to be heard thereon.

be automatically referred to the f Tax Commissioners, which further hearing within the County uditor's

fifteen days

taxpayers objecting to any onal aopropriations may and interested taxpayers may ine of the County Fpditor when and e!

GEORGE E. IRISH, President. Board of Town Trustees.

by the Superior Court, Room

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Board of Certified Accountants th ana will

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a e HOME, 2339 N. Meridian Buri Soadwil] Cematery: te 2 D. fen fends may

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Friends may call at the mortuary EL 1 pp. m Sunday. TMER—PFrank E. 1 E. 36th st., an of Osee L. Weiner brothe? of Mrs. Huch Dawson. LaOtto, and Mrs, Walter Sawyer, Calffornis} Ped a away Thursda >» BUCHANAN’ ‘MOR ARY, Monde 1 m. Friends invited. Friends may Peal after 6 o- . Baturday,

WOLME—Jack W.. 446 Powell St, entered into rest Rid of safternoony age 28 years, Jusban, Mrs. Jew Ww hy Mrs. Bea

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