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- 3 “ = . oN i ta, . 5 ® “i : : § | ne : o - | b | 5 : : : . . Indianapolis Woman Killed, ' Give Thanks All $200000 Trust Fund | Who? Joe? Re King | What luck— I" savin > *. - ; Year for Home . Left to Hospital : WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 | = * y SHEBOYGAN FALLS, i : | 5 Injured in Auto. Crash Buy Your Home Now. | The Methodist Hospital has re. (UP) — An eiterprising el wi Now amtui || “y : s . . and you will be thankful for getved a beguest_of a S20. firm behind the Iron Cur- edare in | Lorenz returning from ‘an i SEND [hem OFTEM © ° An Indianapolis woman was vehicle . collided with another years to come that you and Just und from oe A. h ine: tain tried to do a little | ” | unsuccessful deer hunt, vr Allied Florists of Indianapolis, inc. ; ; driven by Richard Arrstrong, 31, your family have had the ad-- napolis physician who } are y | ” NI Killed ix-point buck with . fatally injured and five other SE Fox ary vantages. «that come more °JUly 30 in the hospital, according] business with the Voice of ax OW 5 ed a sx pe ; oh / . . ey a" : » s auto yesterday on e persons were injured early to- - yp." Apmgtrong’ was released abundantly through sharing a Zanouncement by Robert E.| America. . Be Dante Pre Lind . af town. ? . : day in a collision on US 31E just from St. Vincent's afteg treatment, the joys, pride and solid sense’ .,* g e hyn d ignat ‘th The Communist-con- | WASHINGTON, Nov. 22—Al = etna : north of Jeffersonville. for injuries, but a passenger, Miss. df home security. *Terms of the esignate N€. trolled music house, Kul- [House subcommittee investigat- 2 : r ./ Patsy Tarries, 20, of 242 E. 12th ———— ~~ money as the A. O. and Cora ling Income tax scandals esterday What, No Lowells? Castle Film Another early morning acc i hospital 5700 NORTH Ruse Trust, to be used primarily, tura, in Hungary offered | yes : '« ebry St. was admitted to the hospital. es * : <1 y {cleared its chairman, Rep. Cecil CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (UP) — Sell or Rend © ient, on Indianapolis streets, sent, po ‘haroed Dorothy Tavior Don't buy until you have inspected for care and treatment of af-| to sell the voice some |... .. ’ wre Eh Piva ‘as Hos- g of. J this new 6-room ranch-type brick flicted hild Pik d | King (D. Cal.),-of charges of in- The Murphys outnumber the | abbott & Costello. Mighty Mouse. ate wo women to St. Vincent's HoS- oi1p reckless and drunken driv- home. It has evervihing.. Three cted children from e and ,a.ords it called “widel I ; he nital where their conditions were v Spacious bedrooms, ily taths Wayne Townships, and after ” ! Y Jtervening in tax cases. Lowells and Cabos In Harvard's Indianapolis Camera .Co eported as fair 10. 1 i ; aon etnies roo Ho Gabitu® that for ehildren . from other popular.” ’ “Acting Chairman J, M. Combs freshman class this year, There apo Bid . id p i ; 4.2 \hiza Suffer Head njuries ) then, Disporhl. plenty of sibow Marion County“ townships outside They were entitled *‘Stal- (D. Tex.) said testimony by 11 are six Murphys, two Cabots and’ 203 KE. Washington A ch pa es pan an hospitals The injured pedestrian, Willie e : f Ilr ooms finished in soft the city. , in's Praise.” ‘‘Stalin’s witnesses in two days of closed no Lowells. Se { mn . Jo re sen night =p the Roscoe Kimbrew, 3. of 513 Spring Jo Consitvcrion any ane. teed Dr. Ruse was retired at the Oath.” “Stalin Cantata.’ hearings produced not “one scrap 8 . » rails ish St. was injured when he bolted JN Rrega In 0e ost Cer RRs time of his death, at age of. 83. “Stalin Has Led Us,” “The Of evidence” against Mr. King. esult of other traffic miShAPS. rom his mother and ran into the FDGAR RRODRECK. REALTOR but his practice had been chiefly Stalin Harvest” and “Tq | Mr. King had demanded the in- For FAST...CLEAN...DEPENDABLE Killed in southern Indiana Was path of a truck yesterday at New Shown here is. a sample In Pike Township, where he was The Name of Stalin.” vestigation of reports that he at- a

‘rs, Willie Jean Oliver, about 17. york and Noble Sts. He was ad- : i from the many hundreds of le De Sndianaols A ener) Hospital with home values offered For Sale ” the records were as popular disqualified himself from the hear AH YE i Bn 5. . in th al estate pages of 3 as Kultura claimed: It C189 ’ ured was her husband, Earl, 25,) Driver of the truck was Lucius n Bal Mune Pages 0 Po Floods Eight Towns ings.

this newspaper. Many dozens didn’t buy. ow in Clark County Hospital at Oliver, 29, of 5535 E. Greenfield oo 0 paper are adver With Muddy Avalanche In a statement, the subcommit-

born. The Voice said it doubted tempted to influence southern | California income tax cases. He

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jeffersonville. Ave. j tised ONLY in The Indianap- etm : tee said it had gone into circum-! i Rented R H Mrs. Clara L. Davis, 39, of 4011 io" mymes’ From this a MILAN, Italy, Nov. 22 (UP) Hunter Found Dead stances involving three tax cases ee enle sem ore E. New York St, was injured selection vou may find the A roaring avalanche of muddy Times State Service in Mr. King's home area. Mr. : The only near relative here, an when the car she was driving col- po a of “vour dreams! Be Water flooded eight towns in. THAYER, Nov. 22--Police to- Combs added that he believes the aunt, said the couple a few days ded with on€ driven by Gerald qpapkful tn A Home Of Your North Italy today and engineers gay said a hunter found dead in ETOUp “explored all the possibili- "

a . D. Mattingly, 19, of 2119 Avon- un! blasted Po River canals at two J ~~ . ties of where the rumors about go rented a transient sleeping dale Pl. Methodist Hospital aids — points in desperate efforts to a marsh southwest of here yes- Mr. King had risen.” i

room on Madison Ave. but had said she suffered internal injuries. . . lower the crest. terday apparently was stricken — rian oe ca . never informed her of the ad- The accident occurred at 35th St Retired Hartford City Thousands of residents of Po with a heart attack in the field. ~LARGEST SELECTION = ROTO ROOTER ress. Both came here from Ken- 20d. Drexel Ave. Dentist Dies at 46 Valley towns and villages fled john Zataut, 68, Thayer, left his 1 hiiakewio ia iadiona SEWER SERVICE CO tok ai : ee a - Times State. Service before a towering 19-foot flood p Iv yesterday mornin RUGS from $2.39 M tucky, the aunt said, and appar ” » ome early y erday g ently were making a trip back 3In Rowboat Missin : HARTFORD CITY, Nov. 22-- crest, but some preferred to re- is d t 1 by Look for the fon with the biz red -— to Bowling. Green to Jp Mrs 9 Dr. Chester Huff, retired Hartford main on the roofs of their almost With his dog, and was found by * HOOSIER % A NATIONA. SERVICE Oliver a ye. ein Attempt at Rescue City dentist, died’ yesterday in a totally submerged homies. - Police other hunters about noon near a PAINT INO o ; i . i pin givers ah er. ; MIAMI, Fla. Nov. 22 (UP)... Veterans’ Hospital at Nashville, and troops tried to force them tree where the dog had cornered an iN’ x LINOLEUM CO. AVAILABLE LOCALLY State Police said they were pas- Coast. Guardsmen rescued 19/Tenn He was 46, into boats 2.TRCODI. ashington RI-8318

JeNgers in a car driven by Calvin crewmen of the sinking Haitian Services and burial will be held

‘eGaha, 26, of 1536 hi Oliver Aye, matorship Toussaint Loubature here. He was an Army major in y Open All Day Saturday le is in fair Wie TR lark but three men who set out in a World War 11. Until 5:30 P. M. 2 ir A 3 i f - . ——-

‘ounty Hospital. PAS- emall’ rowboat to summon aid Sutviving are his wife. the for-« enger, Laura Jean Boling. 926%; missing today mer Dorothy Koolman, Indiani'mjon St. was also reported in © , plane joined surface craft at apolis: two daughters; two sisters ¥ afr condition. dawn in the search for an of- Mrs. Robert Lambert, Indianapo-

Officers said Mr. McGaha was ficer and two men of the 111-foot lis, and Mrs. Henry Jones, Hart-_ attempting to pass south-bound Haitian coast guard vessel, which ford City. and a brother, Ned car with too little maneuvering sprang a leak 15 miles south of Hartford City. oom. When he attempted to get here after being pounded by g ack into line of traffic, his car heavy seas. Rescuers feared for ‘kidded broadside into an oncom- the safety of the three because ng automobile driven by Eugene of churning seas. Small eraft fontgomery, 34, Sellersburg. Mr. warnings were flying along the

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