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ght Pr ogr am Rites Set

At Ripple Tomorrow -

Flames taller than the house-

tops “will light the evening sky

tomorrow . when the Twelfth Night® bonfire burns in Broad Ripple Park. a Discarded Christmas _ trees...

"stripped of their ornaments and tinsel, ‘will renew their glory for a brief “moment beford sinking to, ashes, The. burning of the trees ‘will begin at 7 p. m. and last just | 30 minutes to allow the specta-!’ tors to get to Sunday evening worship or. programs afterward in their churches. The Twelfth Night, or Epiph-

- any, celebration recalls the visit

“were hospitalized and

of, the ‘Three Wise Men to the Bethlehem Manger. It will be sponsored here by the churches in the northern part of the city and the Broad Ripple Business Men's Association. Eugene Roeger and Jack Higgins are cochairmen for the event. Mayor Clark will be ‘special guest. The 47-voice Children’s Choir ‘of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will sing, and Wally! Nehrling of Radio Station WIRE will speak. Boy Scouts will serve as guards to make sure the blaze keeps within bounds.

Religious events follow: _TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH — Dr.

Young People Set Mission Conference

Young people of more than 30

Baptist Churches of Indianapolis | will unite for a missionary con- |

ference Jan. 18 through 20.

The Baptist Young People’s Missionary , Conference will convene. in the Tuxedo Baptist Church, 29 N. Grant Ave. be-

ginning at 7 p. m. on the opening night. : Highlights will include talks by missionaries from the foreign fields of India, Burma and Af rica. Poster and attendance con tests are being planned to keep interest at a high pitch.

Rev. Martin to Speak Among the active missionaries

who will speak will be the Rev.|

Jorn Cléugh Martin, son and grandson of missionaries to India, who has served the Baptist CHurch in that country for the past 16 years. He recently was stationed in the Cumbum field in India which extends over 2000! square miles and embraces 250 villages with more than 15,000 Baptist inhabitants.

Rev. Martin came to the United States for his co}lege and seminary education ' served rural churches in New York State before returning to India as a missionary. The conference program will illustrate the<theme: “The Gates

of ‘Hell Shall Not Prevail.”

NATIVE OF INDIA — Indianborn Rev. John Clough Martin will give first-hand facts about Indian missions at the Baptist youth meeting.

Hospitalized Servicemen Get Income Tax Break 1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (UP)—| Servicemen who have been hos-| pitalized because of wounds, ill+| ness or injury may be eligible for income tax refunds.

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The Defense Department minded such servicemen today that the tax law has been]

amended to provide income tax exeniption during the period they| is retro-| active to June 24, 1950. The serviceman’s tax return must be| accompanied by a certificate of] hospitalization from unit person-|

. nel officers.

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‘Avoid Dangerous Drugs

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Cambridge, Mass. a. m. services deforrow... The Rev, H. Bruner is rectors CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS CLASS, jTHIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH "lelds. president, be installed tomorrow at 9:30 a. m Smalley will speak on “The Open Noore™ Mrs." Alma Van Vactor, pianist, will Play YOUTH FOR €HRIST—Evaneelist Savage of Ecuador, South American di fo

tor of Youth for Christ and of the misknown as graduated from Indiana Univer-|.

sjonary radio. station.’ HCRJ

the ‘Voice gf the Andes.” will speak to-

night at 7:30 during the rally auditorium, 20th and Meridian Sts. - FOUNTAIN. SQUARE CHRISTIAN CHU RC H-

worsh Holy Communion in the room adiacent| to the sanctuary at 8:30 o'clock tonight FIRST UNITED . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Park Ave. and E. 22d St Quarterly Communion and the reception of new members are scheduled for 10morrow at 10:45 a. m. William Gardne soloist and song director, will provide the special music at the 7:30 p. m. ser ice. The Rev. C. P. Blekkihg is pastor.

FIRE BAPTIZED HOLINESS cHUrca and Phi

OF GOD OF THE AMERICAS—A revival will open in the church tomorrow and continue for two weeks with services at 11:45 a. m. and 3 ‘and 7:30 P m on Suh

days and at 7:45 p m. week dafs

Episcopal | will be a guest for both the 9:30 and 111 Laman itorney Pauline Allen Caldwell will |

Williams and other officials will } paul [ices

ob County Memorial Hospital.

in the Sity School of Law in, 1936. Ad-

Mémbers who were absent {rom She Joined her father, the late p this morning will be served the

Mrs. Caldwel, # For Monday | 8

Times State Special MARTINSVILLE, Jan. S—At-|

be: buried’ at Greenlawn Cemetery | here Monday after 2 p. m. servin First Christian Church. She died. yesterday in Morgan |

Mrs. Caldwell, who was 42, was|

mitted to the bar the same year,|. . §

George Allen, in law practice. She also managed three groceries which she and her late husband, Charles, had purchased. Mrs. Caldwell belonged to First Christian Church. Organizations included Iota Tau Tau, Beta Pi Delta Delta national legal sororities, Kappa Kappa Sigma Social Sorority, American Legion Auxiliary, Eastern Star,|

reviy al will oe held nt he temporar ary and Business and Professional chapel N corner o St Martindale Ave. A special choral sins Women's Club. of the Church of Jesus, Springfield. O., Survivors are her son, William Gi will sing tomorrow. Guest ministers. speak- 0 BEET gl ers and other singers are scheduled for Of Gosport; a daughter, Miss the two weeks. The Rev. J. H. Mitchem Whe 1X0 Weeks il Judith. Ellen Caldwell of MarIMMANUEL FVANGELICAL - AND RE- tinsville, and two brothers, Al-

FORMED CHURCH-The Rev. John Bolles, pastor, will officiate at the Ho Communion at 10 a. m. tomorrow FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —/ Miss Dorothy Bucks, dean of Long Col lege for Women at Hanover, will speak on “The Place of the Christian Coll ege in Our Educational System’ dinner at 8

at the family p.m. Thursday, ~~ =

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Jack Whiteman’s Times cus+tomers say they can set their clocks by his arrival with their

paper. He is saving his money to apply on his college education. He lives at 729 Carrollton Ct; and carries The Times route be-! tween 52d and 54th Sts. on College, Carrollton, Guilford and Winthrop - Aves. . Jack collects

stamps and builds gas - model

airplanes. He goes to church at St. Joan of Arc,

Break Up ‘Poker Game’ In Used Car Office

Nine men were under arrest)

ltoday on gaming charges followling a raid at the Perry Used Car

Sales Co. at 1862 Shelby St. Sgt. Richard VanNoy and his

squad reported they heard sounds {of a “poker game” while making |

{a routine check of the auto sales {firm early this morning.

They peeped into the office and.

saw a group of men around a ta-

{ble. Entering, they arrested Joe! Morgan, 37, of 933 E. Raymond St. on charges of gaming and keeping a gaming house. Eight other men were artfested on charges of gaming and visit-' ing a gaming house,

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‘Local Deaths

| MRS. MINNIE M. SHERIOCK, |76, of 1057 N. Tremont Ave. Servvices at 10 a. m.- Monday at Con{kle's West Michigan Street Chapel. Burial in Springdale] |Cemetery at Madison, Ind. {

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FAMILY PRIDE—In Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Elizabeth Monegan is

72 of| showing her son, Walter C. Monegan III, ene of the medals won Richmond, Ind... Former Indian-| py his late father, Marine Corps Pfc. W. C. Monegan, Jr., in Koapolis resident. Services at 1

rea. Monegan was posthumously awarded the Congressional

p.m. Monday a} New Bethe) Bap Medal of Honor for his heroic fighting in action.

{tist Church.. Burial in Floral Park.

N EDWARD'S Yor, 7, of 1105 Four Institutes Planned On Rural Life Religion

years at Beech Grove Shops of Indianapolis authorities on re-

the New York Central Railroad. Services at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday at| ‘at 9 a. m. in Holy Cross Catholic ligion in -rural life will speak at (Church. Burial in St. Joseph or institutes held in Indiana

{ Cemetery. during January. MRS. WINIFRED | SCHATZ, 82,| The institutes will deal witht of 219 E. 17th St. Services at 9: 30 yarious areas of the ‘a. m. Monday at Kirby Mortuary proniems in v try church. “Fhey and at 10 a. m. at SS. Peter and {own and country

1 Paul Cat h will be sponsored by.the Rura Holy Cross Cemetery. | Burial in (Church Commission of the Indi-

lana Christian Missionary AssociaDE WITT RU SSELL, 81, of tion with the Rev. Lonnie Hass, R. R. 1, Scottsburg. Private fu- director, in_ charge. neral services at 10:30 a. m. to-| The series ,will open with an morrow at Flanner & Buchanan institute Monday in Rensselaer

Mortuary. 2d continue with others Jan. 14 | 2.5 n Van Buren, Jan. 21 in BrownsMRS. HA RRY (FANNIE) Te and Jan. 28, Lyons.

STINNETT, 67, of 1123 Lexing-| Prof. Rector to Speak

ton Ave. Services at 1:30 p. m.| Monday at J. C. Wilson Chapel! Prof. Franklin Eugene Rector, of the Chimes. Burial in Wash- 1,04 of the Butler School of Reington Park. 1 |ligion Department of Rura | MRS. JAMES N, (ORA L.) Church, will speak twice at each |DavIY, i of Jost > re of the one-day institutes. His ve. Services at 3 p. m. today a » . Shirley Brothers Irving Hill subject is “The Rural Church. Chapel. Burial in Memorial Park.| Six discussion groups will deal

1 blems. Leaders and WILBUR "RAYMOND LANE |with rural pro

RURAL AUTHORITY—Rev. Lonnie Hass of Indianapolis will | preside at four rural life insti. tutes sponsored by Hoosier Dis. ciples of Christ.

‘| morrow [the Rev. John Hanly Morgan as

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Al Souls Church Plans Installation

All Souls Unitarian Church toat 11 a. m. will Install

| assistant minister. | The Dr. Raymond B. Bragg of Boston, executive director of the |Unitarian = Servfce Committee, 3 which operates medical mis- §

(will give they (main address at the cerem@nies. {The Rev. Randall Hilton, Chicago, % secretary of the \

Western Unitarjan Conference, ¥ will give the . Morg charge to the Rey organ congregation. :

The actual installation. will be, accomplished through responsive reading. The Rev. John W. Douglas, pas-| tor of the Eighth Christian Church . and personal friend of Rév. Morgan, will expend greetings from, the Indianapolis community. Others who will welcome the assistant minister are: Dr. F. 8. C. Wicks, minister emeritus of All Souls, and Dr. C. 0. McCormick Sr., chairman of the board of the North Unitarian Church. . - Rev. Morgan was born in New! Albany 33 years ago, was gradu-| lated from Ball State Teachers’

He came to Indianapolis from Unitarian Church, Charlotte, N. C.

60, of 2423 N. New Jersey St. Ma- ’ subjects will include: chinist for 10 years at Schwitzer-| Miss Anna Clarke, director of | Cummins Co. Services at 1:30 the Indiana Department of Reli'p. 'm. Monday at Moore & Kirk gious Education, “Worship in Irvington Chapel. Burial in Wash- Rural Life; “Dale W. Medearis, ington Park. national director of Town and Country Church for the Disciples MRS, JOSEPHINE L. BUCK- of Christ, “Evangelism and MemLES, 82, of 1206 E. 9th St. Serv-| bership Conservation.” ices at 3 p. m. Monday at Harry| Also, the Rev, Julian Stuart,

For Life After

By United Press SANTA MONICA, Cal, — Gloria Cesar, 24, a

Jan. 5 snake|

Pretty Snake Charmer Fights®

Reptile Strikes

|where anti-venom injections were given,

Miss Cesar, who worked her

College and Harvard University.

Variety Hour —

Midwestern Hayride -

Renfro Valley Dance Parfy Dance Party —

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Vaughn Monroe ~

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On the Air WT Channel 4

RADIO GENE AUTRY . Celebrating his 12th anniversary on radio {Gene sings “South of the Border,”

SATURDAY 4 - Youth Forum 6:30 Midwestern 4:30 Nature of Hayride Things 7:00 Ali-Star Revue 4:45 Bob Considine 8:00 Show of

{“Don’t Fence - Me In,” “Some / Day,” “Sioux City Sue,” “Ghost : 2 i Be Anc’d Shows Riders in the Sky" and “Cold ndustry'on 9.30 Wrestling Cold Heart”... WFBM, 7 p. m. Parade 11:00 Reserve for VAUGHN MONROE . . . Mak. 5:30 Hit Parade Diama ing his. debut en NBC, the show 12 m. Sign Ott will originate from ‘the Chicago a ’ Theater. Featured vocalist Shaye WTTV—Channel 10 Cogan, SmEsy Siow Ary au 4.00 Youth Forum 800 Show of Shows I ature of 9:30 Crime jcollege salute \goes to the Uni-i. ™ Syndicated versity of ConnXcticut . .. WIRE, ing : yadicaies 9 p.m. [481s Be 4 10 00 2\dihouse of SYMPHONY RENE! L..: nrounce ars Stravinsky's “Firebird Suite” ia $130 One. Mabe 11:00 Hit Porude |the music for this evening . . . omy 11:30 News and WIRE, 7 p. m. | 7:00 1 Love Lucy Sports TELEVISION 7:30 Stu Erwin 11:35 Sign Oft | FAYE EMERSON . . . Guests mili {Rosemary Clooney, Nora Kaye, WCPO-TV—Channel 7 [Tommy Rawl and Alice Pearce {help Faye salute. “New Year's SATURDAY : | Fos, U. 8A" . WFBM-TV PM 7:30 Madison 4:30 p. m. 4:00 6-Gun Play- Square Garden WAYNE Ried Among house 8:00 Basketball the songs on a delayed New 4:30 Coco's Revue 9:45 Wrestling {Year's Eve show are “Bushel 5:006-Gun Theater11:00 At Harry's {And A Peck,” “All My Love,” 6:00Herb Shriner House ‘Tennessee Waltz,” “Undecided,” 8:30 Stu Erwin 12 m. Serio {“In The Cool of the Evening’ | 7:00 Paul Whiteman 12:50 News and and “Auld Lang Syne” . +2 Oft WFBM-TV, 6:30 p. m. 2 KEN MURRAY . Veronica WEBM-TV — Channel 46 Lake and Horace McMahon star : in the dramdtic sketch. Other! . _ SATURDAY . |guest are James Milton, the 4:00 Claudia 7:00 Ken Murray Lionel = Hampton Trio, cyclist! 4:30 Fave Emerson 8:00 Theater T

Frank Kirk, the Bernette Phelan Dancers and artist Paul Buckley

+» « WFBM-TV, 1 p. I. | THEATER , ! . Bethel Leslie stars in “The S8ighing Sound,”|

story of a newspaper woman who! must solve the disappearance of her husband . . WFBM- -TV, 8

PLAYHOUSE « +.» A murder-| ous and unfaithful wife: and a

|drunken husband are the char-|< |

jasters in “The Green Converti-| ble,” starring Frances Dee . . WFBM-TV, 10 p. m THEATER . .. Ray A%ker and Kathryn Crawford featured in

W. Moore Peace Chapel, Burial director of stewardship for the| charmer battled for her life to- way through a South American| “Skyway” « « « WFBM-TV,. 11

| Disciples, “Stewardship in Rural day

in Memorial Park.

and W i Man a ife Di ° {Christian Woman's Fellowship, both her hands.

In $300,000 Blaze {“The Rural Church and Its| A spokesman at the hospital] HUDSON, N. Y., Jan. 5 (UP) World;” the Rev. Laurence Elshoff, 'said early today that Miss Cesar —A man and his wife were assistant director of the Town, was fairly good and burned to death today when a and Country Church for Disciples easily,” but declined to disclose general alarm fire destroyed in Indiana, “The Community of whether doctors believe she will three business-apartment build- the Town and Counfry Church;” jrecover. and Miss Bessie Myers, director | The Brazilian-born beauty was Firemen rescued 13 other per- of. Children's. Work in the state, struck by the reptile yesterday sons by ladders and nets. Dam-| “Christian Education for Rural/at 20th Century-Fox studio where age was estimated at $300,000. |Living.” |she made the moccasin perform

IN INDIANAPOLIS fo he camera a eng

of a swamp story. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED)At Home—James,

{Life;” Mrs. B. H. Bruner, execu-

tourniquets above the bites and v (rushed the got to the hospital

Hazel Graves, 531 : 1034)

Martha Wright,

Workers immediately clamped Michigan: James,

Morris S8tockhoff, 18, 2837 Brouse; Joan | W. Walnut, George, Mary Dawson, 1640 Chamt 18. 2848 N. Keystone Cornell, Form r James Hicks, fs 2804 Brill Jacaueline| THS rr — Vi e Card infielder ackmeyer, 1 Asper DEATH 1 b- 1 PoE Wen men 3a] {Tomas W. Beeching, 8 at Riley Hospital, § ctim of Robbery ; th Dep ritis Edge Sam D2 iB ig ory Dorothy, EDN an. 64. ab Veterans’ Hospital] PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5 (UP)

James Baugh, 27, 2219 Haines; Doris Wes-| ae toslarasis

at 610 N. Senate, — Franklin Bettger, 65, insur®nce

Francis BiAtOn, 20, 133 Villa: Barbara Carcinoma =. Salesman and author and forMills, 17,°1442'3 E. Washingto llen Richards, 78, at 1445 Broadway, James Robinson, Tw Sathorn "Mildred plidiovascular, at Veterans' Hospital yy er St. Louis Cardinal infielder, | Norman ' Lindley, 21.' 1748 8. Keystone:| nephritis. was held up in a mid city parkEy way, 25, 0, oa tigre, lana; om gt. (Dusan, 97, at 1206 N. Centennial. ing lot and robbed ‘of his auto-! DA Spree UTE. [PA Te Siatin, 0 Mh liitotias owe mobile, last ight fio thar, 0 CHER. w. more: PATEL, HOMBRE, 4 2 General How ra ca ang OF With PRA o Go BM sn MHS 2 I * tenn found abandoned three miles] cig rg dt Ls es we GRE no eva Sonal amay an hour ter meas” i le ame. 3 a N. Si Merkel; mon EE hy 75, at Vetera o0s- rons Ea: Fone, {James Loftus, 1848 WW Gent; Shirley pital, cardiovascular.

at Methodist Hos- staged | by - the same bandit. at 1800 E.

Chester H. Randall | pital, “ | Nella. C

71, arteriosclerosis. Sanagan, B87,

Long, 18, Mal k. Perry,

DIVORCE SUITS FILED 10th,

| arteriosclerosis Margaret vs, Roger Hoffa: rtle vs. Charles Ward, 76, at General Hospital, Thief Gets Away With Garland, Linville; Datricia vs, Bred Me- |pScreeral voRorrh age. 953 EB. M ntire; Fay vs, av ns t 1 ene Corbin: Lais vs. Jonn Washington; myocarditie a orHE, Penny Box of Matches | Dorothea vs arr ay ry VS. Mattie L arrah, 79, at Methodist HosHerman Hager; Willlam vs. Clara Atkin- = pital, t BROWNSYV [Her Dorothy v8. Bruce Richardson; Charles carrie’ K. atioscierosis 0 SVILLE, Tex., Jan. 5

esse ve. Annie OATIett:| cerebral hemorihase, °° S037 Meredith, (UP) _Three policemen yester-

ag John H. Preston, 61, cirrhosis of lvér Elizabeth R. Titus, myocarditis, Sophie . Werner, 10, cerebral hemorrhage | Justice C. W oodford, 57, at 2020 8. Bel.

e | at 1341 N. Alabama. ofticers ‘wanted to know after 79, at 830 Eugene, they made a quick but fruitless at 649 N. Jefferson, search of the area. “A penny box of matches,” the

BOYS : At Coleman—James, Jean Blackard; John, Marilyn Deardorf; Gerard, Mary Waen. ‘At -home—Bruce, Mary Knox, 428 W, 31st; William, Florence Dycus, 922 Hosbrook:

James vs. Nora ama Virginia ve Paul Tavlgr ris ve, Charles Wiison: Delmer "ia Wo Jordan, 35. at Methodist Hos- day came to the aid of a BrownsIs Emma _ Rhodes; Ejftaneth” vs. Rober: Gladys G. Kern. 61, at 4753 Stratford, Ville st&rekeeper who excitedly e Fever: Mamie vs 1 gmat Deem; Alma|™ co onary ocoluston ys. Eugene Thomason; Harold va. Maxine waiter J Mercer, 83, -at 4833 Carroliton, T€POTted a customer left without . myocarditis. paying for his merchandise. Anna Needham, 71. at 1342 N. LaSalle, ~ | BIRTHS 4 cerebral hemorrhage. | What did the thief get,” the!

Century-Fox. It takes as much as after the venom first enters the

resting bloodstream before doctors are

able to determine if the poison Ji be fatal, the spokesman said.

Harry Gerdts, Grocer, | Dies Here at Age 81 |

Harry Gerdts, veteran grocer, died yesterday at his home at 5900 8. East St. after a brief {llness, He was 81. | Mr. Gerdts and his brother, Fred Gerdts, operated a rt lon the South Side for 60 years, [half of that time at 2100 Madison |Ave. Harry Gerdts belonged to tin. manuel Evangelical and- Re-| formed Church, where he was! financial secretary for .20 years, and the Modern Woodmen of {America. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m, Monday in G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Survivors are his brothers, Fred and Walter Gerdts, both of Indianapolis.

‘Group Begins Screening

Military Demands

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (UP)A three-mantask force, representing a<partial response. to com-| plaints of the automobile industry, today began weeding out excessive] military ,demands for materials during the second quarter of this |year, The new group, established yesterday by Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleisch-| mann, will screen military de-| mands and ask the armed services| Ito “double-check” its planning. |

James, Mildred Ross, 2426 Sheldon; . Tommy, Linfe Hart, 2821 N. Oxford:| “Cnt Pneumonia. (shop keeper answered. Zemma, Doris Heglar, 819 Locke; George, CLUB | — Louise Warren, 1638 Carroliton; Loyd, CLUBS

Mary Merrifield, 1413 English; Rose Lawson, 603 E. Market. At Methodist—Don Jr., Myrtle Harmon; Harold, Emma White; Allen, Jean Mill-

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in Santa Monica Hospital university as a snake charmer, p. m. against the venom of a water|is an experienced entertainer now) [tive secretary of the Indiana moccasin that sank its fangs into employed as a translator for 20th ‘Where to Co.

Symphony, presenting the | World Premiere of Paul Neordofl’'s “Double Concerto.” $3.60, $3, $240, $1.80 and $1.20. Murat Theater. 8:30 p. 1. Dancing with Clyde Trask | and ‘his. Orchestra. Indiana Roof. 8:30 p. m. ty College Basketball: Butler vs. DePauw. $1.20. Butler Fieldhouse. 8 p. m. Indiana vs. Michigan. I. U. Fieldhouse. 8 p. m.’ High School Basketbal: Broad Ripple at Ben Davis} Crispus Attucks at Rossville; ! South Bend ‘Adams at Howe | and Washington at Tech. 70c. 8:15 p. m. Dancing with Phil Bauer, and

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