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AST Mixes [Bird Lovers aking Annua w ork With |c;,nt in state easure

By United Press INDEPENDENCE; Mo., Dec. 25

yearly bird count all over Indiana| this week. The cout began Saturday in

Christmas, mixed holiday happi-|/ Lake Game Preserve in the south-

A oh tern tip of the'state. ness today with the grimmer job Wes | of drafting his budget and state! Locally, friends and members of

aif or ao he 11 Orphaned in Auto Crash sm overs ore ang ne PET "Almost Perfect’ Yule

| (UP) — &'he 11 Moore children | dressing up like Santa for the

celebrated an —President Truman, home for Indianapolis and at the Hovey Christmas today.

their parents, Murray and Mary many pillows. Moore, weren't here. They died]

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Meat

LEONARD, Mich, Dec. .25| He thought, Jerry said, of

“almost perfect” | youngest of the bunch. — they range down to two months. But,

Only “almost pérfect”

of the union messages for the the Audubon Society were ham-|;, . {raffic accident last month once today as the head of the and Co. calling for

new Congress. pered by icy roads in the area Christmas afternoon working on Indianapolis count is made each the two speeches after a big din- Year. Only 12 persons instead of ner with his family, {the usual 35 to 40 turned out. Defense spending, which forms They spotted only 43 kinds of| the core of the national budget, birds, about 20 less than norma | makes the next budget “more trou- The number of birds seen is stifi ble than ‘any budget I ever had to being added up. . do with,” Mr. Truman said. | At Hovey Lake, 68 kinds were The President flew here from spotted and 10,000 ducks counted. washington yesterday. He said Before, the week is over, other

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he hoped to stay until Friday bird counts are expected to be *2 : 9

morning. Imade in selected areas of 15 square | He stepped briskly from the miles each near Lafayette, South plane, then rode home in jcy/ Bend, Evansville,” Richmond, Ft.| weather. A few hours later ne Wayne, Berne; Gary, Angola and tapped a golden telegraph key to Muncie. light the Christmas tree on the; It's part of the nationwide bird White House lawn. census taken by Audubon Clubs In a radio speech marking the for state and federal authorities. ceremony, he told the free world that United Nations forces in « yg Korea are “protecting us, and all Mrs. E. C. Reuter S| free men, from aggression. They pye are trying to prevent another Rites Tomorrow world war. We pray tothe Prince, | Funeral for Mrs. Emil C. of Beare for their success 37g cuter le ata a hits . morrow at Shirley Bros. Irving : ma Chapel and at 10 a. m, in Our { .ady of Lourdes Catholic Church. | i Gets 2d Boost Mr. Reuter is co-owner of the \ Indianapolis Conservatory In 13 Months tof - Music, 1028 N..Delaware st The Indiana Associated Tele- Burial will be in Washington Park | phone Corp. today held its second Cemetery. rate increase in 13 months. | Mrs. Reuter was a receptionist | The utility, second only to In- at the conservatory 10 years. She diana Bell in the state, was died Sunday night in ‘her home granted a $542,000 boost by the at 49 N. Sheridan Ave. Indiana Public Service Commis- A member of Our Lady of] sion, effective Jan, 1 in 28 of its .ourdes Church and the Altar 67 exchanges. {Society of St. Vincent's Catholic The increase at 30 other ex- Church, Bedford, she had been a changes was ordered upheld pend- resident of Indianapolis 13 years. ing restoration of “adequate sepv-| Mrs. Reuter was past president jee.” {of the American Legion auxiliary On Nov. 30, 1950, Associated 2t Bedford and a past regent of | was granted a $622,000 annual the Daughters of Isabella. | rate boost. ~ Survivors besides the husband | The PSC, after holding public include a gon, Charles Robert, hearings on Associated’s petition Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. in numerous cities, including Rosemary Heidt, Westfield, N. J.,| Goshen, Valparaiso and Wabash, and a brother, Albert Slagle, Shelalso ordered immediate improve-|byville.

at La Porte. The company serves about110,-

POW ‘Widow’ 000 subscribers in central

and + ° northern Indiana. It originally To Write Him

guested a $608,000 annual in-- ,,~p.NGE N..C. Dee. 25

: (UP)—A 22-year-old blond, who, collected her husband's GI in-

IT’S surance and remarried after he [was reported killed in Korea, said today she will write him to de-!| termine if he is alive and a Com-/ |munist prisoner of war. j

e |“ But Mrs. Agnes Dixon Sasser

. WwW .said she did not know whether On the High ays {she would tell Pvt. Walter B.! LEBANON—Orville Dean, 43, Dixon of her second marriage to Advance, was killed when his au- Pfc. William B. Sasser. tomobile was struck by a Penn. “The main thing would be to sylvania train at a crossing on‘find out if he really is alive” exInd. 532 two miles south of here Plained Mrs. Sasser, who was con-| yesterday. . {vinced the Reds made a mistake y 5 8 |in listing Mr. Dixon as a prisoner RUSHVILLE—A truck-auto of war. a n0t Teos collision on Ind. 3 seven miles J

south of here was fatal today for :. ep William G. Hamilton, 21, Mitton, Man Dies After Being

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Ky. Lee Carried From-Fire | CHARLESTON—David Joseph| Firemen carried ‘a 41-year-old Smith, 14, Connersville, was man, overcome by smoke, from]

killed yesterday when car in/his burning home last night, but! which he was riding hit a tree he died almost on the stroke of after colliding with another car Christmas. eight miles east of here. | Dead was Wilfred Dunlop, 640! 5 1 # : | Virginia Ave. SOUTH BEND — Franklin D.| gig wife, Jay, escaped from the Rogers, 41, Osceola, was killed blazing home. when his car was hit by a train A police emergency squad tried near here yesterday. > {20 minutes to revive Mr. Dunlop

” CRAWFORDSVILLE — Leslie Without success. Dinwiddie, 33,. Montgomery, died His body was taken to the J. C. “as his jeep! was hit by a Monon Wilson Funeral Home. passenger train near here yester-| Cause of the blaze was undeday. (termined. Damage to the home, , firemen said, was slight.

Local Deaths Bull of the Cape’

as CHARLEY NOR) vies Does Yuletide Stuff Pl, Services at.10:30 a. in. to-| RODANTHE, N. C., Dec. 25 morrow at the Lyndhurst Baptist (UP)-—This isolated Cape HatChurch. Burial, Floral Park. {teras hamlet broke with tradition sae to celebrate Christmas today, but VAN BOLTEFF, 56, Spencer Santa Claus still skipped most of Hotel, formerly employed ‘ati the town’s_children.$ | Carlos Freeman Bakery. Serv- - Rodanthe followed an old Euroices at 10 a. m. Thursday at pean custom until recently and Stevens Chapel of the Flowers. held its Christmas festivities on Burial, Glen Haven Cemetery. (Epiphany eve, Jan. 5, which is 12

* x ¥ ights after Christ's birth. MRS. SUSAN KERBOX, 82, of [ints after Christ's pirth. Jt is

the biblical date on which the 2209 Duke St. Services at 10:30), wice me i { a. Thursday st Conkle W. n arrived with gifts,

| Instead of St. Nick, the mythMichigan St. Funeral Home. .,; «By) of Cape Hatteras” Bural, Crown Hill. charged through Rodanthe last MRS. EMMA BABST, 88, of Night, rewarding good children 2023. W. 10th St. Services at 2/and frightening bad ones. p.'m. tomorrow at Stevens Chapel of the Flowers, Burial, Floral]

olny | For a Merrier

a. 8 { . mrs. zeLiA 6 ERTRUDE, Christmas McNALLY, 76, of 1106 Sterling,

St. Services at 1 p. m. Thursday! For a Merrier Christmas at Conkle W. 16th St. Funeral] next year and for many Home. Burial, Memorial Park. years to come, start shopping

now for a more suitable home for your family and you. Start your home shopping today through the real estate pages of The Times, You can depend on The Indianapolis 2.» Times to bring you the vast EDWARD W. ABEL, 81, of 222| Majority of the better home N. Belle Vieu Place. Services at| Values advertised For Sale in 10:30 a. m. Thursday at Royster this area, because The Times & Askin W. Washington St. Mor-| Is Indiana's largest real estate tuary, Burial, Floral Park. newspaper. 109 S. BANCROFT

#8 “8 MRS. CHARLOTTE M.| VAUGHN, 75, of 839 8. New Jer- Under construftion, new 2-bedrm,, bungalow; will completed

» ” n | JOHN B. LANSLEY, 5125 N.| Atherton Dr. accountant at H. ;P. Chemical Co. Services at 10] a. m, Thursday at Flanner -& Buchanan Mortuary. Burial in Anderson.

sey St. Services at 1:30 p. m.! Jan. 1st. FHA loan. Monthly payThursday at Harry W. gMoore! ™%.203% +» wis, Inc. Peace Chapel. Burial, loral| MA-1281 IR-2278 Park. nig | Shown here is a sample MRS. VELMA BRANHAM, 42,| from today's real estate of 1647 Comer Ave. Services at 3 Pages. Many hundreds of

Homes are advertised in The Times every day . . . from this wide selection you will probably find several you'll want to inspect right away. Tarn NOW to the real estate pages.

p. m. Thursday at Conkle W.| Michigan St. Funeral Home. Bur-| ial, Floral Park. .

Woman Accidentally Shot by Old Gun

Mrs. Pearl Nichols, 2020 N. Talbot Ave. was accidentally shot yesterday with an old gun she.

found in a trunk. SCHIFF SHOES

‘ Searching through the trunk} for Men, Women and Children she discovered the pistol which} had been owned x

— by her late us=| band, As she picked it up the gun

. ° 4 discharged, hitting Mrs, Nichols Big oii — in the knee. * 259 E Wash, ® 1063

Shr Yao treated and’ released, Stores a0) St. Vincent's Hospital.

: {leaving 15-year-old Jerry “‘head household. He didn't want He said he would spend part of around Geist Reservoir.where the, the family” and in charge of struggle with the turkey.

wanted.”

to hourly pay boost.

The

iworkers

be “just like. mom and dad Moore. :

This’ “almokt perfect” Christ“We're doing what they would mas is the biggest one the Moore want us to do,” J®rry said. “We children ever had. have our house and we're all to- Get Many Gifts

gether.” | Gifts have come from all over

{the

That was thelr Christmas present from mom and dad, Jerry the nation. ‘Ferndale, Mich., came an auto

Trims Yule Tree® Jerry was up late Christmas

Eve making sure. the tree was turkey with “all the fixings’ for hual wage and other benefits.”

trimmed just right, lugging the dinner. Others sent money and| “Apparently, the AFL union has the most formidable weapons in/Free Europe, or “RFE,” gives|practice of disguising border being parcelled out, | Oakland expense of their members,” “he throughout the area of Soviet con-|an opportunity to speak directly refugees will surrender to them,

hiding place and getting his every week, by the brothers and sisters to bed. County Probate Court. said. wdnienideRemniibiinininSbiiiiniy ami}

last Christmas present from its it's

Cutters Get Hike

: CHICAGO, Dec. 25 (UP)—The| because he found-he'd have to wear too AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters announced yesterday that it has,

Jerry -said he'd step down just Signed an agreement

The increase, effective Dec. 17, y i affects some 5000 packinghouse a Christmas he promised would|carving job goes to Grandpa, in. 12_Swift-plants {throughout the country. The firm, one of the “Big Four |packers, is still negotiating withie CIO United Packinghouse said : |Workers union concerning wage “If vou don’t get them,” fit ‘hikes and working conditions. : From a stranger in| Ralph Helstein, president of the wives. One of them probably will gions behind the Iron Curtain, CIO union, said that “the Amal- be wearing your gift.” | load of presents—a bicycle for gamated Meat Cutters have sold 1Jerry and 12-year-old Tom, toys at bargain prices the packing- Free Europe, an operation sponfor the younger children and a house workers demand for an an- ¢5req hy private U.S. citizens, or bad points, is the official chan- ample, of new mine fields on the |which is becoming rapidly one of nel of the U. 8. government. Radio Hungarian border, and of a Czech

|Aids Plea of Czech Woman—

. |Radio Free Europe Gets N

MUNICH, Germany, Dec. 25/ Since May 1 the station “has It is becoming a focus for the .

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{(CDN)—A. ydung Czech woman been broadcasting 12 hours daily refugee opposition to the govern-

lofficial Communist

about the industry.

with Swift’

a six cent radio signal from

added, “watch the

The signal came

|Prague, asking why there were can piek up. Since early October, no nylons available although such/a similar short-wave, signal has|ing a service of immense value for glowing reports ‘were published blanketed Hungary from 12 to 18 the exiles themselves. It has pro-

A few hours later a powerful]

trol in Eastern Europe.

wrote recently to Rudo Prava, the/to Czechoslovakia in ¢he medium ments of the satellite countries.

newspaper in'band which any normal receiver

Af the same time it is perform-

{hours a day. lvided them a constructive outlet

Sometime soon, when the awk- for “their energies other than Holzkirchen, ward problems of frequencies and through the sordid pettiness into

near here, was beamed across the geography can be settled, a full-\which exile life i of ll | 80 oft 5) length of Czechoslovakia, repeat-iscale Polish transmission is grates, Often distte

ing the oft-told tale of Sovietiplanned..Ljmited short-wave pro-| looting in the sasellitg, countribg. p

It added an interesting tiist’satellife countries ./however. A package of nylons al- mitter at Lampertheim, near Hei- Of the satellite leaders an¥.the [ready was fn the mail to the.wist- delburg, since July 1, 1950. young woman, the radio voice|

Been going to all the! The best measure of “RFE’s”

grams haye & from a trans. Success is the anguished screams

{vigor of the Soviet jamming. The hroadcasts are related to Prague and Buddpest must make the “Voice of America” only inso- regular denials of reports. which : far as both carry a message from NO one there is supposed to have commissars’ the free world into the dismal re- heard. - Not only is a constant internal trobm Sedo, ae important and basic torment maintained. Potential retThe “Voice,” whatever its good URees have been warned, for ex-

$100 wilted before the packers at the the raging war of words and ideas|Iron Curtain refugees themselves guards as American MP's so that

to their own peoples Ibelieving themselves in freedom.

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