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Hoosier Profile By Joe Allison

- J..WESLEY BROWN had three reasons to celebrate Jan. 1, 1952. © : First of all; it was just a good time to celebrate—Happy New Year, Second, it was his seventh wedding anniver-

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aa BY “¥alted Prem : By United Press . sary. : : « NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (UR)— CHICAGO, Jan. 5—A spokes-| ° And third, he took oath for his first term .as Showman Billy Rose beat a legal city councilman. -

tattoo on the barred door of his

town house today complaining| .

that his estranged wife, Eleanor Holm Rose, was not taking proper care of his art works.

He also asked in an injunction suit yesterday to-be given ‘free access” to the 15-room, five-story home to entertain his friends and get his winter clothes out of storage. The Broadway showman was locked out by his ex-swimming champion wife Oct. 11 when she began legal separation proceed-

man for the CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union today pres ditted a wave of “spontaneous” work stoppages in protest against bogged-down wage negotiations in the meat industry. : : . : THE QUESTION was who to see to get things He sald the walkouls were not! one for the South Side, traditional “orphan” of authorized by the URW. lity public works. Someone suggested the councils Swift and Armour meat pack-/men, and when no one knew them, the finger was ing plants throughout the coun-|pointed at soft-talking and industrious ‘Brownje.” try were hit by work stoppages| AWithout consulting Republican party leaders, yesterday as thousands of mem-|with no background-in practical politics, he filed bers of the CIO union left their as a candidate for nomination for councilman. jobs, | In spite of the abrupt beginning, he. received

No ‘‘career” or “professional” politician, Mr. Brown got into the 1951 primary mostly as the result of a South Side Exchange Club pow-wow at which no one knew ‘who the councilmen for the. South Side, were. . -

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ings, A hearing on his request It was the second straight day the blessing of party chieftains and was elected for an injunction to get back of “spontaneous” walkouts in|jn- the GOP sweep which downed incumbent in was set for Jan. 14. Chicago. Democrats with a near-record majority.

Mr. Rose claimed Eleanor had stored a $75,000 Rembrandt

painting and a priceless collection of - Georgian silver in a musty

wine closet in the basement. { “Danger of theft of the art col-|

lection, which Mr. Rose valued at $250,000 was increased by publicity of his domestic affairs, the pint-sized showman said. Mrs. Rose was given court permission to live in the house Nov. 30 when Justice Kenneth O'Brien awarded her alimony of $700 a week pending trial of her separation suit. . Filing the injunction proceedings here coincided with an announcement by Attorney Greg Bautzer in Los Angeles that Mr. Rose had been investigating his wife's divorce from band leader Art Jarrett in 1937. : Her attorney, Louis Nizer, retorted that any attempt by Mr. Rose to invalidate the 1937 di-

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“The workers are dissatistied] pike all Republican candidates in the Nov. 6 with the progress of wage nego-\glection, he put in long hours in the hundreds of tiations and all hell's breaking|meetings which helped turn the “solid Demoloose in the industry,” the spokes-icratic” South Side almost into the GOP camp. man said. Pb

The executive committee of the| ywypEN THE campaign was over and the bat-

union was to meet ‘today, andj, won, “Brownie” scooted for Minnesota and delegates from: 250 locals repre-| went gunning for deer. senting the 80,000 members of the with “beginner's luck” he bagged ‘a 15-point union Will meet with the execu-pyok a 412-pound animal described by a Minnetive committee tomorrow to map gota game warden as one of the biggest ever strategy. The meetings are closed. tayan from the state. Armour earlier this week of-| Onee hefore “beginner's luck” smiled on "him. fered the UPW a 6-cent hourly |Hanging in a prominent place in the hardware wage Increase, already acceptedigtore he owns at 3002 Carson Ave, is a 6-foot, by the rival AFL Amalgamated s.inch sailfish he caught on his first “blue water” Meat Cutters Union for workersifishing trip off Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. in Armour and Swift. The 34-year-old councilman is a native of the South Side and was graduated from Manual High Snow, Strike Tie Up Sone): ir also attended Indiana and Purdue

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MR. COUNCILMAN—When not on city business, City Councilman J. Wesley Brown sells hardware.

He gave up the post of scoutmaster three

: 1 - years ago when he found he could not take vorce would ‘not rank among the| complete paralysis of public nes 3 chance fo serve 2 te Navy Spe. enough time from business to give members of the shn Drake, gracious or decent acts of 1952.” | transportation, already crippled jin, up and gave him a second eve test. troop the leadership he thought they should have. ig Roses, he sald, ere married by a transit workers strike. | The first he had passed with flying colors. An Eagle Scout holding the honorary scout + years 5 er the divorce from Some 4768 transit workers, ga had memorized the charts.) The second was camp rank of Minisino, he organized one of the h r. Jarrett. * metbery of Sis AFL. Amalga-| unexpected, had new charts, Brownie’s hopes of first Cub Scout packs in Indianapolis, now known m I i i fe cleo '| sailing t seas w - at Pack 39. ? i an Heads Corn Growers : : : Electric Railway and Motor gow, Bo seven 598s Ment Saline oO he. Wis He still is active in Masonic and Shrine affairs ado LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 5 (UP)] BUTTON DOWN THE HATCHES... Her shape is as warm and alluring Coach Employees, walked Off In 1044 he took a leave of absence from ’ though, and has' played trombone ‘m the Murat y, Jan. § —Orville C. Redenbacher, Val-| as any movie cutie. But beware. In her latest film, “Anne of the Indies,” Jean their Jobs Jenmaay oe rrorce| IPALCO to become “temporary” manager of the Shrine band for 12 years. atohman Paraise: today headed ihe Ingabs Peters’ heart is as cold and black as the most ruthless pirate of them all — BT Iorer how tran) | hardware store he now owns. : He is a past Illustrious Master of the Council rth of hers orn Growers Association. e Blackbeard. Her acting is an envy to even swashbuckling Errol Flynn. Besides tati ? I liked it so much,” he says, “I bought it as of Royal and Seléict Masons and is scheduled to nost burned - was elected president at the clos-| Loeqrd. ier acing tr £ in rand atti portation commission offer of a&|go0n as I could raise the money.” become high priest of the Chapter of Royal Arch abin in an ing session yesterday. she has feminine charms to keep her drunken erew win hand. nln AVE gent hourly increase. Se 4 Masons. : ; .& marooned HIS LOVE of the Rardware business has cost With his wife, Imogene, and 3!;-year-old

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Glamor Boy, ‘Hopkins’ and Atom Expert—

him another love, however.

daughter Peggy Jean, he lives at 1213 Hanna Ave.

ie mine and. ~ . * ; ia ill Brings Along His First Team For U. S. Talk or Given oo oo Chu rchill Brings ong nis First tea or J. J. 10IKS Baby Sitter Given Gabby Hayes ‘Gunmen Sought oal supply, 5 ie . : oT . | e attic, and By ANDREW TULLY ~:-{Oriental languages and onca| When World War II broke out/when he was Mr. Churchill's No.|funny way to describe the boss of More Mental Tests Vows Revenge In Two Holdups tting fire to Seripps-Howard Staff Writer made a great hit in Iran by de-|—proving young Mr. Eden cor-|1 military brain truster, as head Britain's atomic energy program| 1,08 ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 5| tions when WASHINGTON, Jan. 5—Prime'livering a speech in Persian. |rect—he stepped back into the|of the prime minister's personal He was known as the “mys (UP) Te a ” : op On Holdup Men A pair of gunmen with a liking snowshoes, Minister Winston Churchill is| He was licked the first time he/government as secretary for the|staff and military secretary to the|® * ° ; Yi ~—1lwo court appointe for liquor store holdups today are

psychiatrists began further tests today to determine if baby-sitter Delora Mae Campbell was sane|q,

when she strangled 6-year-old sage of Western movies, vowed Donna Joyce Isbell. revenge today on a pair ‘of city A coroner’s jury decided the 16-/punks who held up his secretary. tinfoil from planes to spoil enemy year-old school girl was “probably| The secretaty, Helen Kelly, radar reception... -

cabinet ., , . Lord Ismay—born tery man behind the cabinet” in Hastings TLionel—is a tall, trim World War II, when he was Mr. soldier and a great charmer who|Churchill’s personal scientific exlikes to crack homely jokes with|pert . . . He developed London's subordinates . . . famous barrage balloons and He's a graduate of England’s/thought up the idea of scattering West Point, Sandhurst, and served his apprenticeship fighting the dervishs in Somaliland, East| Lord Cherwell, 65, was created Africa , . . He also served in|the first Baron of Oxford in 1941 India . .. In 1936 he was named|. . . He was educated in Gefmany to the powerful imperial defense|and once was visiting professor at committee, becoming its secretary|the University of Chicago . . .

bringing his first team with him|ran for Parliament in 1922 but/dominions ... In 1940, he became for his confabs with President|made it ths next year and has{foreign secretary again and beTruman and other U, 8. officialsheld his seat ever since . .. By|gan a fast friendship with Mr. « + « Nutshell-wise, his club couldthe time he was 34 he was under-|Churchill . . . be described as consisting of a|secretary for.foreign affairs . ..| Mr. Eden was all set to quit glamor boy, a British Harry|But Mussolini was insulted when because of ill health in 1945 when Hopkins and a teetotaling vege- Mr. Eden arrived in Rome tolthe Labor Party saved him the tarian... : |confer with him . . . Il Duce said{trouble by taking over . . . So The glamor boy, of course, is/the British had a nerve to send|he got a six-year vacation, withForeign Secretary Anthony Eden,|“a little boy” to talk with himjout pay . .. One of his two sons one-time boy wonder of British! . . Mr. Eden became foreign was killed while flying with the diplomacy, who at 54 still has the| secretary in 1935—at the age of Royal Air Force in Burma in dolls swooning . . . His first name |38 . , . But he couldn't ‘go along{1945 . is Robert, but he’s never used itlwith Prime Minister Neville] The “Harry Hopkins” of Mr. « « « Mr. Eden got his start as a/Chamkierlajn’s policy of appeas-| Churchill's team is Gen. Lord Issoldier; he was 8 major at 20 in ing the Nazis and Fascists, so he/may, 64, minister for common‘the King’s Royal Rifle Corps . ../quit in 1938 . . . Hitler and Mus wealth relatfons . .". He got the After World War I he studied|solini were delighted ... nickname during World War II

being sought by police. X Police say they believe the same men robbed the Carrollton Liquor Store, 724 E. 10th St., and the Spot Liquor Store, 1301 E. Coth St., last night.

John Hyland, 67, of 1309 N. criminally responsible” for the surprised the two men in her|Illinois St., told police two men, - murder, rooms on the upper floor of the/one armed with a snub-nosed 22Delora told police she Strangled range philosopher's two - story|caliber automatic, robbed him of the child with a sock after seeing penthouse. $60 at the Spot Store, where he a “vision” of Donna dead. * They took a $500 wrist watch|is night manager. Delora attended the inquest yes-|and $100 in cash from her and es-| Robert Carmichael, 31, of 3305 in 1938 . During World War I, he became|terday but declined to testify onlcaped by a terrace stairway. Centennial St, told police the Now for the vegetarian . . .|a test pilot and took a lot of|the advice of Public Defender El-| Pistol-packin’ Hayes, who was|gunman who robbed him of $30 He's Frederic A. Lindemann, Lord chances to prove some of his the-|lery Cuff. She sat cribed. nding] ho the lower floor of the pent-land whisky at the Carrollton

By United Press NEW YORK, Jan. 5—Bewhisked Gabby Hayes, the two-gun

Cherwell . , . His post in the cabi-{ories . . , He’s a bachelor and|while witnesses described finding|house with his family, was irked|store also was armed with a snubthe baby’s body. at missing a crack at the pair.

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Blackwood on Bridge— . ; : B . d S * J . fi b | OW THAT Indianapolis society has recovered from Distorted I ometim es ust apie its gay holiday whirl, the club calendar is being TO open one club on Mr. Sey sponse, you have a convenient filled again with banquets, a creative writing class, lunch- : : Sou ealer. rebid of one heart. i initiati : Muzzy's hand is to dis- East-West vulnerable. ’ #0 Song, Meetings and Initiations of new members. tort the bidding. It is a N-S 60 partial. THIS IS ALL very fine. But mbda 4 Cagier o g- H I a ls gas . NORTH with an advanced partial it rep- ma Beta Sorority ave its omamakers justifiabe distortion when Mr. Champion resents unnecessary caution, founders day banquet at 7 pm. Lafayette Heights Homemakthere is no part score, a “least S—10 9 Mr, Muzzy didn’t have to worry Tuesday in the Hotel Warren. oy 4r¢ galling a special meet. of all evils’ proposition, made HK 10 5 4 about rebids. He should have At that time new officers Will 0 4¢ the home of Mrs. Mary so that you will have a con- D—K 10 7 4 opened with one heart, his best be installed and formal initl- p.ii0rne1d, 2828 Westbrook venient rebid - C—J 32 suit. He could have passed any- ation will be held for Mrs. Vir- ,ye at 10:30 a. m. Jan. 17, to over anything ; WEST EAST thing his partner bid, short of a ginia Sparks. make favors for the Riley Hospartner re- Mr. Dale Mrs. Keen force, Mrs. Murry Slaughter will be i07 “Members will bring their sponds. ’ S—-AK8764 SJ In other words, one of the In charge of arrangements. own sandwiches and the hostess For example, H—J 7 6 H—8 38 advantages of a good part score Author's Guild will furnish desert and coffee. , suppose you D—A 835 DQ JHE is that you don’t have to strain The Indiana Author's Guild open one heart C—35 C—~K98764 to open with a three-card club will sponsor a new class in Homemakers and panes SOUTH suit on a Hang like. Mr. Muzzy's. Creative Writing which will be- Here and There Homemakers bids We Jas Mr. Muzzy AFTER THE club opening gin at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Will meet at 10:30 a. m. Tueste monds. hat S—Q 532 and Mr. Dale's spade; ove. van Hotel Lincoln. The class, con- day in the home of Mrs. J. V, do You, revi : H—-A 2 92 there was no easy way for Mr, ducted under the direction of Garinger, 919 N. Hawthorne two aE C—A Q 10 Muzzy and Mr. Champion to - Walter H. Hogan, will be open Lane, for a business meeting d x } ges The bidding: get into a heart contract at to local writers. and luncheon. Cookies will ba y our han Mrs. Keen 8 ng: which they “could h a Mr. Hogan, continuity di- donated for the Service Center not strong South West North East 7 C1 a y ave made rector for Radio Station WIRE : 2 pp gl tae '° Tam Paw 3. Dus mate we spate has written several short stor- Phi Delta Pi Sorority ! ; = ; fes and pl f . : me. st rgth. i” , bidd bl T id this- dil a the Jy And if } Mr Cham radio oy x a So i iy 730 p. iy ou can’t raise partner's dia- biddable. To avo is- dilem- plon had stretched a point and recting the Circle Players in Wednesday with Mrs. Robert T. monds with just the trey, deuce. ma you open one club and now rajsed to two clubs, it would ne he production “Come Back, Thomas, 1501 N. Bosart Ave. er- rt suit-is not re- over the expected diamond re- . have been even a I , ttle Sheba” which opens at And your hea ia ? arger lose the Antlers Hotel on Jan. 10. DAR . pe . He 0 M k Tor ration HESIAINg Su 2 M. O. Ross, president of . e ay utler University, will talk fo Indianapolis PEO to Mark * Set Annual he obiained rom the GUIs “American Respir Ch (on se. = : / . president, Mrs. Carl V, Coonse, 10:30 a. m. meeting Tuesday of 25th Founders’ Day Jan. 19 Reception Bn Ave. the Carolina Soot Harrison 0 » Following the study session, Chapter, Daughters of the x 5 :’ " i origin manuscripts will be ‘ MES: Robert H. Carpenter, Indianapolis PEQ Sister- The aquual fwception of the Be all et by the mt Ambhican Soroiusion, in. te i . unior Symphony Group of the : bers : rly hood Council president, has named Mrs. Walter E. ; . . . . . The lecture, third in a series a p ts airman for the 250 annual Women’s Committees of the JUNIOR OFFICERS—The newly elected officers of the Indianapolis Junior Catholic Youth Soroptimists of four lectures on “Américanrly Kyle general arrangemen a oth ann Indianapolis * Symph Or. Oroanizotion. Youth Cognci ire th y d ptimists 0 +s’ Dav luncheon Jan.19, . 1t will be 2t12:30 p. m polis Symphony Or rganization Youth Council admire the trophies for the Archdiocesan basketball tournament ~ The Soroptimist Club of Ingi. 15M.” Presented by the Wheel - Founders Ty ne on a . We ; “:00 p. m, chestra will be held tomorrow starting this month. They are Susanie Eckstein, treasurer; Phil Jones, president; Norma Jean Jar- anapolis will meet at 6:30 p. m. 2nd Distaff Committee, will be f In the Gols the event will be Invitations are being ex- ~1ight in the home of Mr. and boe, vice president, and Frank Meier, secretary, (left to right). The four are members of the 27 Wednesday, in the Hawthorn proceded By ® 3. 1% Sole. abt made by the council, composed tended to special gueste; to sll Mrs. Lloya G.-Rossebo, 202 clubs represented in the council in this area. Restaurant. Following the Si will preside. Mrs CH Res D "a ffiliated members of » BE. 45th St. : - : embers, Mrs. " . . of presidents and delegates Una ‘ . Mary E., i . Coffin is president of the Wheel from the 12 local chapters, at many of whom have recently gonoreq guests will include Bridge Talke— - a a dorcier ana Miss Hel- pd Distaff Committee. I. Rusalp m meeting Monday in . moves Jo i and Dr. and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky, 9 Psi lot Xi ' sell Townsend Jr. will introduce the Central ° . “ < ’ | loTa Ai the speaker. The dining room br." Blanche oman Dov, lo members of he 47 oir in: Mr. and wiv Bugs Le. Clubs Announce Results of Week's Play «= eit caper pu ton x1. in "sin he recon president of Cottey College, ana chapters. ~~ soloists with the orchestra to- : Sorority, will have a businéss Mrs. Carl Piel assisted by Mrs. Nevada, Mo., since Sept. 1949 Council officers who will night and Sunday afternoon, Results of play are an- F, Eckhart, Mrs. F. C. Lewis 94. . Mrs, Claude Lett, Mrs. L. C. meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday in Howard P. Travis. will speak Zollowing the Suet hep plels De aalonnay: and Paul Nordoff, Spring Val- nounced by both the St. Joan Section B: N & 8 (Possible Aschott 61; = 5 w (Possible the Bote o Mrs. Roger Hos ‘ n on ; " ’ s ’ 4 —Mrs. ‘V. R. Rupp, , mel, . New Jerse v . toned in 1884 and owned and ‘include = Mesdames John R.’ ley, N. Y., whose composition, of Arc.and the Women's Con- 168)—Mrs, A. R. Coffin, Mrs. E. C. Ball 80; Mrs, S. R Rich. Mrs. B, J. Carmack will Y rat Mrs. Garten to Review " operated by PEO. Fletcher, Hervie A. Vertrees, “Double Concerto,” will be r tract Bridge Clubs. Winners . Arthur Pratt 102.5; Mrs. Wayne ardson, - Mrs. M. B: Jansen the hostess. io : Ic ‘iy ; ; “© "rn James A, Matthews and Ver? performed in its world _pre- follow. ’ : Warriek, Mrs. George P. Ryan. 71.5; Mrs. Wallace Simpson, - Republi : reg on Tuesday , THIS WILL BE Dr. Dow's Don M. Fay. fi miere by the Lists. Women's Contract, Thurs. 95; Mrs. F. A. Abraham, Mrs. Mrs. Bruce4Dolch 70. epublicans Caleb Mills Hall, Shortridge b first public appearance in Indi- mh afietnoon: Section A,’ N & 8 BR C. Goodwine 915; BE & W : na rout Ward Womens High School, will be the scene since her appointment. : . . . - (Possible score 168) —Mrs. Wil- - (Possible 168)—Mrs. John Kel- publican ub old a’. at 8:15 p. m, Tuesday of a book ana mee Ppo In a Personal Vein— ~ liam §. Peele, Mrs. R. F. ley, Mrs. C. C. Mathews 101.5; Classes Set Monday covered dish supper at 7 p, m. review on “Grieg” by Mrs, - . 4 3 Mrs. : 11° sail from New Pasho 101; Mrs. R. C, Craw- Mrs: J. B. Clemens, Mrs. F. A. Tudor Halli will open for Wednesday in ‘the 38th St. Kathryn Turney Garten: Tha 2 Garden Club to ‘Meet Way apd uss. Seores ule, : Jasper) all on the: Alcoa for - ford, Mrs. Coleman McGuire Mulbarger. ‘95.5; Mrs. J. “E. studies at 8:15 a. m, Monday. - branch, Merchants National book was written by David "The WE Garden Club will or Miami Beach, Fla. where a Caribbean cruise. 93; Mrs. B, M, Angel, Mrs. Gor= Woerner, Mrs. C, W. Hunt 84.5. © Miss I. Hilda Stewart] principal, Bank. A business meeting will Monrad Johanson, : Sie “meet ~at- 9:30 -a.. m. Friday they will spend. . the winter AE don Thompson 876; E & W . St. Joan of Arc, Wed. night: will, return ' to Indianapolis follow. Sa » Mrs. Catherine Sauer Smith, OK Shy .in the home of Mrs. G. 'E pnths. oT MR. AND MRS. Edward P. (Possible “ 168)—Mrs, Waring N & 8 (Possible 120)—Mrs, today. after vacationing In Hostesses will be Mesdames concert pianist. from Chicago, pl ‘Thorpe, 5252 Boulevard Place. OL CE ~ Gallagher, ‘3538 Washington Lynch, Mrs, T. E. Schmidt 985; Ralph’ Ittenbach, Mrs. A. J. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and . Ada Phipps, Flora May Kretsch, - will assist Mrs. Garten for the El : Te, 5 ¥. Cunat is program . ii : _ Blvd, are spending several Mrs. Wallace Simpson, Mrs, Lauth 86.5; Mrs. D. A. Sweeney, Nassau with her sister, Mrs. Aletha Eppert, Nannie Love benefit affair of the American he - _ “chajyman, Br ‘MR. AND MRS, J. O. Kremp, -* weeks in Fla, J. E. Morris 95.5; Mrs. William Miss Winifred Kavanaugh 63; E. O. Spaulding of Keene, N. H. and Nettie Reynolds, - Friends Service Committee, Is se Be A Et : “a 3 Sen fi vo $0, Mee Be Ng : . sim fe : . : BE is Pa = ; Ba , og = ‘ i a i Z x Sb F/O : SRE 5 3 w =r 2 ~ : Lo se a - ee i ; » : i : ~ i ; . : o

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