Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1952 — Page 20

~_ Telescope Talk.

An Indianapolis engineer with a reputation. for never “saying anything ‘bad to or about anyorie”™ + has made his last run for the New York Central Railroad. . : Joseph M. Lawhorn of 244 Parkview Ave. re- © tired this week, after 44 years of service. Starting as a fireman, he became ‘engineer in 1912, 8 Friends and relatives of the 67-year-old engineer were on hand when he brought in| -——rr—o— the James Whitcomb Riley-—onj time—from Kankakee, Tl, Where Wednesday night. - & First thing Mr. Lawhoern plans tq do with his free time is join his old friend, R. J. Murphy, in. attending some pro fights. Mr. Murphy. tetired this-year after 46 years on the railroad.

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Havilland in person. $3.60, $3, $2.40, $1.80 and $1.20. Mifrat Theater, 8:30 p. m, wa Professional Basketball: Olympians ve. Minneapolis | Lakers. $2, $1.50 and $1. But ler Field House. 8:30 p. m.

v : They re Busy Sh\rtridge —Junior VaudeNational heads of the United ville. ¥aleb Mills Hall, 8 p.m, Spanish War Veterans ind Auxili- H School B:Netball: i

Cathedral at Howe: Charlion at Deaf School; Manual at Meech Grove; Cilver M. A. at Park school; Shortridge at Lebanon; ! Marion at Tech; Speedway at Pike Township; Decatur Central at Ben Davis; Franklin Township at Center Grove; Southport at Shelbyville . and | Warren Central at Greenfield. | 0c; 8:15 p. m.

Last Day on Job | “Siver Cord” Catholic Thea-

: ter Guild Production. Indiana I. V. Green, retiring today after, University Building at State 14 years in telephone work, says]

Fair Grounds. 8:30 p.m. | he has two i i - ! hobbies — his 1 | o 8 fr Son Steel Crisis Hits Church Construction

dren and woodworking. They'll take his time now:that he's leaving his job as divisidbn plant supervisor of In- : " diana Bell Tele- The Disciples of Christ Board, phone Co. of Church Extension predicts; First though, that it will be very difficult to get Mr. Green and government permission to build ge. churches this year. 4 take a trip to Florida. : The board, in its 68th annual "Mr. Green, born’ at: Acton, hasjsession yesterday in the Warren followed his career in Hoosier Hotel, offered this opinion: becities. He also took time out from cause of. the. steel needed for | the telephone ‘industry two years such construction. However, they to serve as superintendent of the did not seem to think that small Water & Light Co. in New Castle. churches or: churches needing to Zi ’ be rebuilt after destruction by A Choice: fire and disaster would suffer the “Milftary whist will -be played-—

same fate as the prospective and taught— at the Indianapolis

major edifices, | Speech and Hearing Center party] During 1953, the board will put at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. The]

ary have full schedules here 10day, tomorrow amd Sunday. A dinner tonight at Hotel Severin will honor Charles W, Bernhardt of Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs. Ruby Lyons of Hot Springs, Ark. They) will visit Cold Spring Road und Billings veterans’ hospitals tomorrow and help dedicate the new VA hospital at ITU Medical Center Sunday.: :

Mr. Green his wife, living in Greenwood, will 1&r

great effort into financial assist-| group, a Red Feather agency, will ance Top Rey SHuzehes in rapidity meet at- 317. Board of Trade| Svc ODNE NOUSNG Areas © or | 3 : teSuntry. The Arlington - Heights, Building. There'll also be bunco | 3 » {Christian Church on the edge of and refreshments served by Bertha Goben and Sarah Yo | Windsor Village is.an example of | oR all ung. a church aided by the board in a : . [new housing area. . ; : College Talk [* The board valued its assets in-| Emery R. Walker Jr. will talk [vested .inichurch loans at $6 mil-/ to Indianapolis students Monday lion. ilt.advanced mony to 657] about Brown University, where churches last year, These are lo-| he's-dean of admission.. He'll con-| cated in various parts of the fer with officials” and interview United States, Puerto Rico, Hastudents at Shortridge, Broad wali and South Africa. Ripple and Park Schools, telling| Puerto Ricans hive “assumed them about: the Providence R. 1. management of their churches, _nniversity. : | formerly operated as Disciples

: Woo Rebel Cooder | Diplomats Believe

WASHINGTON, Jan, 31 (CDN) | by ‘the recent Washington con-1 The Karens, who have little in | —Burma 18. being given a highwl

rate here on the list of grief: and American military ‘chiefs, {laden spots for. uneasy. Western diplomats. 2 | While Indo-China, kis won ma-| War, jor attention in Southeast’ Asia, firmer commitments from Burma has all the home-grown | country and Britain. ingredients fof a real Communist| ‘However, the British are known | J stew, in thé view of responsible|to be only slightly less worrlediof the 17 million population and|stable coalition group. ; |about Burma, where native Com- have a well-organized army. of|

authorities.

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an autonomous state” within the the Indo-China Burmese Union, They've been agi-

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ommunist Stew - Burmese and are fiercely antag- munists siren song—and thereby close touch with India’s Nehru . are frightening the’ wits out of and The . Communists, split -among [Western leaders. rhemselves and known as “White

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htm ” ] Communists But if ‘he gets into a jam with a Flag” and “Red. Flag” Commu- should start sending in arms to co - ordinatéd Communist - Karens. nists, are promising the Karens a the White Flag brethren separate state if they join hands{dominant against the-government of Pre-|linked closer to Moscow than the here. mier Thakin Nu, head of a fairly Red Flag faction —

— the revolt, he becomes a problem for believed the Western alliance, it is agreed

{retfyed to the Karens, Thakin sizable military mission in Bur-

Indo<China's possible role. as. munists are wooing a powerfuli{tough fighting men, They are of losing battle to date, ‘they show|pled, officials fear.

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now are regularly paying back high boots and hig -hats of the the money.

Indiana State Police. New - troopers are Howard FE. Dick- Feb. Fur Clearance Sale - meyer, 438 N. Oxford St., Lewis! Special : 3. Simmons Jr. of Windfall and MOUTON LAMB COAT $88

Forrest W.. Duncan, 3333 8S. Au-| burn St. They go to Conners-! ville, Dunes Park and Indianapolis Posts, respectively. . The department loses veteran:

trooper Paul R. Rule.of Rens- L____ ew — | selaer. “He's retired from duty j at Dunes Park. : NEW Co ugh flelp “_ Telecope construction baffling? Iter Wilkins will explain Sit FOR LITTLE CHILDREN at eeting of. thé Indiana For coughs and bronchitis due to colds Astronomical Society, 2:15 p. m. you can now get Creomulsion specially

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