Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1952 — Page 10

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‘Consumers Begin to 2 . Feel Pinch

By United Press | Union leaders Tepresenting| 16,000 striking long-haul] truck drivers. claimed scattered victories as the widespread walkout began to be felt at the consumer “level in -strike“bound Southern and Midwestern Ji ‘ cities. x

However, spokesmen for the| truckers were just as insistent | that their. ranks were firmly “tlosed’ against the demands made , by the AFL Teamsters Union. Aye in Chicago, 4000 dockmen, Jdled. by their own choice in a wildcat ‘walkout over what they

To Seitle ~~ Egypt Dispute

nited Presy IN LONDON, Feb. 7 Britain has| ‘moved toward reopening negotia[tions for a settlement’ of the| rAnglo- Egyptian dispute, it was| | |learned today. : | | Reliable sources said the Brit{ish Embassy in Cairo has been Gi, linstructed to make -suggestions| [to Egypt which Britain believes] | would Help negotiations get| i |started. Foreign offie officials, |however, said they must “reserve; comment” on the reports. f kL | The PBritish suggestiofis - were [sald to. include: ' 1g | ONE--Dropping of the bill in| ne Egyptian Parliament to arm’ the Egyptian population.

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industry. A spokesman for the union at Memphis, Tenn. claimed that 34 of the 70 firms involved in negotiations there had come to terms. He. also sald that 80 of the 120 negotiating firms in Ohio’ had] fallen in line with the union's demands,

Denied by Officials

The truckers’ officials—particy-| larly those represemting the Ohio firms--retorted that no such situation existed, A. E. Green, chair man of the management team, sald none of the 60 firms he represented there had come to terms. | ‘The - one-day-old strike idled 10,000 long-distance drivers ..in 10 Southern states: Tennessee, Mississippt, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas, “Another 6000 men- were out in: Ohio. Firms in 11 other states = settled with the. union by granting a new three-ye contract providing wage boosts. for . em-

THREE—Taking of effectfve] — | measures "PY ¢ Egypt against!

“liberation” army units’, which Rites Wednesday

may continue to harry the "Britis h lin the treaty zope in the suez For Pfc. Shea - - Canal area. | Informed quarters said U.S Requiem mass for Pfc. Jeremiah [Secretary of State Dean Acheson J. Shea. 18-year-old infantryman through diplomatic channels had killed Sept. 24 on Heartbreak urged British Foreign Secretary Ridge in Korea, will be sung at’ {Anthony Eden to make an offer. 10 a. m. Wednesday in St. Mark's which will allow resumption of Catholic Church. 3 negotiations with Egypt. The soldier was the son Hf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Shea, R. R. 6,

CAIRO, Feh. 2 (UP)—Premier Jordan Rd. He will be buried in Aly Maher Pasha's week-old inde-|y10)y Cross Cemetery.

|perident cabinet met for the first He had been in action only one me 1008y id uly lo foreign month and a. soldier for only six an omestic Ss. ese. onths. {presumably included plans for -ex- Bafore entering the Army, he {pected negotiations. to- settle the attended St. John's and St. Roch’s ALEIIERYAR disite. cite Grade Schools, Cathedral = and lohylie \Y,. 8€CTe= ga0red Heart High Schools. [tary general in go Dasha 51" ‘In addition to his parents, Pfe.| | cabinet, said the. Premier Was gp. is survived by three broth-| ‘prepared to negotiate and accept’ ers, Joseph, James and David; any proposals which would satisfy | four sisters,’Julia, Margaret and {Egypt's national aspirations.” Elizabeth Shea and Mrs. Mary — "Cook; and his grandmother, Mrs.|

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) ? - pe jai H b had a profit of : union and the companies to re-| strip-tease expert, was jailed in Fipidy gue lad 2 oo invest-. MRS. MARGARET ABSTON,

N APPEA a and with accumulated Interest/dren. Services 10 a. m. Monday, | a a Reh 38 Pub A NG is shown leaving Federal Court [Jacobs Broth West Side Chap-| ] orth more than 100 Jacobs brothers 8 e p-| ereby given that the fol now was wor Burial, New Crown Ce tery.

sloners of t of Jhaisnagols Southeast Corner Gein merson

Avenue. (Zoned Ul bo ATH msigence). ae |Kingan & Co. employee who re:

| British.” 1 killed. The others are hospitalized.

oe | : Eg Tuma Cus" 'ot| on route: do. jail. {times that much: et. ‘celebrated two things today—his/ 46-V-52 Ti

| of Bchool Commis- 3 | CHARLES H. “H AY NES, 4, of | graduation from law school and {2117 S. (Delaware: St, former his 55th birthday.

POLIS TMES LSE a SATURDAY, FEB: 2, 11952

trode Drivers, Firms Disagree On Who's Winning Strike Britain Acts ‘Here Are Victims of Head-on Crash At Oaklandon

considered an- unsatisfactory ‘set- | TWO—Scrapping of an Egyp- Richard J Contalbiry Gene Rains Jerry Phillips ; : Harold -Campbell Donald Current tlement, forced a 75 per ‘cent tian ‘government bill to impeach | R shutdown of the city's trucking anyone who “co-operates with the Pictured "above are five Indiana University students involved in a crash near Oaklandon yesterday. Two of them—Richard Canterbury and Gene ains—were

Baby Bakes to Death ‘Services Set

Today for In Drawer Near Stove S. W. Benham

CHICAGO, Feh. 2 (UP)--A 10- drawer and saw that Linda Lou : week-old baby was baked to was flushed, hot, and apparently : death yesterday by reflected heat not breathing. Herd ik Bentiam, Jadiana waves from ‘an oil stove. He awaKened Miss Howard, 1 8NWAYy Lommission SORT The victim was Linda Lou who ran five block® with the child ®DEineer. was io be ure mn Stillwell, daughter of Clyde Still- to a nearby hospital where it Crown Hill today after 2:30 p. n well, 20, and his wife Louise, 16. 'was pronounced .dead. services at Trinity Episcopa The parents left the baby last At a police station where the Church - ad night in the care -of Mrs. Still- parents were Informed of their, MT. Benham was 52 and live well's ‘sister, Alice Howard, 19. baby’s death, Mrs. Stillwell be- At 7665 Broadway. He died Thurswho took it to the home of her came hysterical, .ran blindly out 98Y night in Methodist Hospital. father for the might. a door, tripped and fell down al; A native of Wheatfield, Ind. Miss Howard sald she placed flight of six stairs before she | N€ attended DePauw and Cornell the baby in a padded bureau wags calmed. {Universities and was graduated

drawer behind. which a sheet of en {from Purdte in 1926. He had lived jin. tin vad Jen placed to “Pl Bl int : JI iia na pons Dye Highway ect heat into’ the room. a The aunt lay down for a nap ane vepri % Commission.

and ‘told her 11-year-old brother, Mr. Benham was a former pres- | Billie, to watch the child and Stolen From Skirvin i

$50 Savings Brings ; Marv Shea. all of Indianapolis 'wake her up before he went to «Blueprints for U. S. airplane Western Society of Civil Engi-

ident of the Junior Chapter of the

® ployees. = re ——— 434. 15 sleep. Billie said he woke Miss parts they manufacture wie re|/neers in Quieages He 224 een ivy A - . = Howard at 10 p. m. but she ap- stolen today from the Ww. w.lactive in the Indiana Society of ; _ HEIR VENUS JAILED — Jeanette Profit of $5, R. 1. Feb. I D th 'parrently dozed off again. Skirvin = and = Engineering Professional Engineers, the Amer- > Cyrus 8. Ching, urged both the (Dark -Venus) Wilby, Canadian | P)—A Pawtucket Odd Fay Loca ed S any today, Miss Howard's fa- Co.. 3448 Shelby St. ,ican Society of Civil Engineers

her, John, 49, looked into the! Sheriff's deputies were told the and the American Society of Testbluéprints were in a company ing Materials.

sume negotiations * Nard oe sopay Sdanly | Miami, Fla., for failing to post Honig They reported the $50 was 66. Of 357° Smith St. mother .of ‘World ‘War I. Pilot safe, which was: stolen during the fie betonged io pon Tr Legol Notices bord on « charge of faaly dented lg Te Pasucie obes Mies Buckoes and Eran shi and deve away va ruck al, CHAE apd Beta Tata 74 imi itizenshi ue ston. Ha gran . stolen from ‘the compna ©. claiming U. S. citizenship, She [stitute for Savings 100 years ago Gets Law . Degree - - .Spokesrien for bn y. role] Survivors are his wife, Mrs.

TUSCALOOSA, 'Ala., Feb. 2 parts “firm Said the blueprints Helen Young Benham; a daugh-

(UP)<-Aubrey F. (Joe) Diamond ‘would be of no value. to an ter, Mary Catherine Benham, and enemy—only to us. v a son, James M. Benham. All live] No money was” in the safe, in Indianapolis. deputies were told.

Mr;. Diamond, one of the first

Monday, G. H. Herrmann Funeral War I, completed a three-year Training Site Set _ MORRISTOWN, .N. J., Feb. 2

permissjon to construct iP li Vi Ho 13, S o) 1:30 -—-—mm “Actor in Accident : “ qiohigok | with Api O 10 IC im ’ aves {tired in 1932. Services P. m.| American combat pilots in World i

. Morris Schwartz . . > . Dies in Hospital Morris Schwartz, owner of Schwartz Cleaners and Tailors, died last night at 73t. Vincent's Hospital after a short illness. He was 79 and lived at 2951‘ Ruckle Ave.

Born in Hungary, Mr, Schwartz

came to Indianapolis 54 years ago. He belonged to Beth-el Teme ple and the Zionist organization,

Services will be held.at 3 p. m; |

tomorrow . at Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home. Burial will ‘be in Ohev Zedeck Cemetery.

Surviving are his son, A. Arthur :

Schwartz; two daughters, Miss

Lorber, and” two. grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

Setvices Are Held For J. M. Bennie

~ John 'M. Bennie, 78. former UMW district official and once Linton's police chief, was to be buried after -services there at 2 p. m. today. . He died late Wednesday. ‘Born in Knightstown, helived in Linton 63 years. He served as police chief under Mayor John Pennington . from 1909-to 1913. © In the United Mine Workers {he had been district auditor.

| He was a 50-year member of

{Linton Red Man’s Lodge. Mr. Bennie’'s wife, the former

v-5 HE. ML SRRPogtiee |Home. Burial, Crown Hill. = |law course at’the’University of rh (UP)—Film actor Pal Regan | ante Elizabeth Weight whom Je * | 2 4 Alabama in two and one-half - Indiana National Guard's escaped injury in a four-car married in Sih teh ie De Skater i in ley Pon id RUDOLPH W. ADE, 59, of | vears after a quarter century Division will train at Camp Gray-| (crash. on. the New Jersey turn-| 1947. He leaves a daughter in ners requests Ny of 12001 N. Luett St, life resident gq supervisor of ‘recreation in ling. Mich., from July 27 to Aug. pike near “here last night, state Linton, three sisters, several

Side ana reat yard requirements ip pe By United Press (Ashby as he struggled inthe Indianapolis Railways operator, pitshurgh. 10. .- °°. police reported.

it the construction of a grou

amily residences and four-unit api: NORTH HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 2 water. {nine years. Member Veritas Ma aig

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nieces and nephews.

t iy Thea, ire dao, With lan -Four youngsters, including al Stretched prone on the thin ice, sonic Lodge. Services 10:30 a. m.

Bas wae prea. Belleton- | COUrAgeous 13-year-old polio vic-\ Danny grabbed the younger lad Monday, Conkle W. 16th St. Fu-| ne, iat, shat a bec Apart-itim still wearing leg. braces, were hy the arms and held him up| neral Home. Burial, Hloral Park. the "Re and | SOCUDARCY of #0 traller| credited today with, saving the until three other boys pulled. them| MRS. MU RA v * AVALLEY. Lived here 15

ih trie secre io wo fe of Jong siater who beoks fo satets re Witter 00. Ft. Wayne { y . . . - Street Kenwood Avenue), (Zoned “03: through thin ice on a pon Liane Sie Soya wire Walter years, worked at'U. §; Rubber, usiness), requests variance o Danny Hoit, a New Haven nsen anc Co. Leaves a son, six brothers | (three of them here), two sisters! na MID vactessory ofisireet parking and first to reach 11-year-old Edward himself, but likes to stand by the ere. Services 1:30 p. m. Monday, ondine 5D eed mere eter erin {pond watching others enjoy them-! Be altached tf %oy “parking the viffine {0 ls iter, Mrs. Donald H. Carter, 3620 Group Thanks Truman [Forest Manor Ave. Died in Foun-|

+ existing store. bullding to extend 4 ‘requests variance o se to ermit - the | Trum n Acts to Save . ; F 8 2 . conversion of the- existing residence nfo a in 1944. : { MRS. DELIA M. STULTZ, 77,

CH line requirements to permit from the Kenwood Avenue property ives, | cuperating from polio, was the! . Danny doesn’t skate any more sd. Moore. 873 West Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. augher oore, as funeral. parler, a sma Theo n r———————————— : 3 ‘Nation’ s “Vital ‘Secrets whe--formerly lived with daugh-. € rear. ot the pr

the construction ‘of an addition to the newspaper delivery boy now re- both 13, and Clinton Avrill, 14. oh Sires. (Zoned U2-A4-H1 Apartments. | iselves. He was stricken with polio Burial, Crown Hill. - pith ia li, SHINER, 100, Unies WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 (UP)—

-A4-H1 Business, requires variance of President Truman has signed leg- On Vatican Issue taintown yesterday. Hamilton |}

ae oq Pfamit, the, existing Jeidence 0 islation authorizing the secretary

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,.Feb. | electrical supplies Ss saulpment, with| of pommerce to withhold patents ’ *y ber of Friends Chyrch. Services aL vary os. 1 ralis Mans, CI°¥| 4 inventions. the government 2 (UP)—The National Lutheran

Space ovi ses. . 2 p. m. tomorrow, Smith-Mortu-! us by 3 an armen wants kept secret in the interest| Counctl today expressed -grate-|.. Carmel. Burial, Carmel

L ful relief” to President Truman : requests variance offstreet parking! of national security. Cemetery. Deviously ra nvet Spel Shee to per. The legislation provides reason- that the proposal to send a U. 8. . b V Be daly ing xoRhds : With Bo Prov able compensation to the inventor AT assador lo the Vatican has, MRS. KATHERINE RUGENvision for RH goatee peri , [for federal use of the invention. [een ‘aid to rest at least for STEIN, 60, of 6254 Broadway. hh (Zoned "Uy-Aeus® *Busi- The inventor could sue in thet ent. - Wife of Emil A. Rugenstein.:reDeas), Jeagests Jvarl ce of use to per:|,ourt of claims for damages or e appeal to you not to im- | tired Indianapolis fireman. Serv-

County native. - Birthright mem-|

“the exieting. Suiiding Jor soing execs to contest the amount of com- Pair national unity by precipi- ices at 2 p. m. Monday at Wald! - operation of a per & | pensation. [tating this issue again, the Funeral Home. Burial in Wash-

with - eunte

X n isirect oA Vi 8 P donsirug raction. y 5 O zoned

———— [council told the President in 2|ing Park. telegram. “We plead with you, i

UI-AA-HI Residence), requests variance of IN@W Alby Man not to compel us to resist such a = Sokol of dog SE bling D 1-5.Y : move with all our vigor for rea- Pravda Tabs Hoover 50.v-52 Indianapolis Hospital Deveiop-|k raws .1- ears sons of conscience and in defense pc |) §. Barometer Ha of R . 4 U3 aR 'l BROWNSTOWN, Feb. 2 (UP) of our American heritage.” $s » . aron

Dea ge 1 nto accisaory| Donald Lenz, 20, New Albany, | Baa MOSCOW, Feb. 2 (UP)—PravN : : offstree Bis B 0 pro- n a. officia : } * oft t o arxih Li The gmih space .pro- started a 1-to-5-year“sentence' at Prisoners Use Revival da. official Soviet Communist apd Sn the gr Day, - 4106 South the Indiana -reformafory today. parfy newspapér, said today a fi a CT ATH Seis He pleaded guilty fn Jackson To Set Up Escape ‘recent ‘speech “by former U. S. ney a wrafler. (Circuit Court to a charge of jail- HALIFAX, N.C. Feb. 2 (UP) President Herbert Hoover Hdiest : a - yin dissatisfaction ot Lenz, also fined $27 50, was de Prison Digeetor Walter F. An- So hs people “with Se. 2907.1 SENtenced” less than : 24 hours | [leraony eve evErynny's OU ine present aggressive policy of U1-AS-HI Resi. |After “a furfikey cut ‘short his TeH8 ere’ after prisoners Har-|(), {jnijted States.” a oat fe Freedom. The turnkey, Phifip Sut-+ oY —Arfett Jr..19.and ‘TOMMY pny newspaper published today , esidence. terfield, fired a shot into the air (Rusty) Taylor, 21, organized a {pe full text of Mr. Hoover's SunHomes, Bn 2903-8) od Lenz surrendered after a_20- revival society at stdte prison 109. | -!day night address calling for the | ] roll LER Te: ; minute chase to the town limits, | Yesterday prison Gificfals “an- withdrawal of American combat | y ROO | meres rir emer TOU 08 that Arnett and Taylor troops’ from Europe and. ‘estabEE Ct Tatar ler bei mate ight o srons ae Yai TH m—— : ermit the FConstruction of Al NOTICE TO BIDDERS rustle: gor + he there instead: FSR tml Boe atm 3h Soe ofc BR it CH Sh pct. A} : 4 HRAVDI Som the reat ery BE ap i will be received by. tha Chairman of, .... Tak GUIT ARS $4 A495 galery, sfce. (Eon. Ai, We clue BESET chon LR NY's Streets to Get seu) 3 tratier PAIMANOR 10 par eB Indianapoits 9 Indiana; until : an $ reeis o SPANISH AND J Ve day o sohibics : - 68 sndianadells ‘Newspapars. Ane, o; theve IIIT be pablicls New Night-Time Look HAWAIIAN : ED SH BE urlr & IAN | Building for the “operation of ‘% bork ol No. 12 assreqate QB; hee Indl: Yor k too oe INDIANA MUSIC CO. stribution center ACCessory ew. York's city streets -v SH lant vicinity thereof . OHIO - M. 4486. mye, PARI and loud : wl giinviiation "No SE 500 to 600 “Tons. being groomed for the new night} H3E-O : 11. 4 ulberry « | TH + requests v riance 0 indiana, delivered 5 R 36, section B time. look today ater i on | re Seat "the Tron Invitation. No. 340: 800 to 800 Tons C 218 announced that street lights :| Indian delivered on 8. an & Be ion 0 ged Hol? 35 section Al night-time illumination. BE Jreaue Ot 8) aditation 0033 a2 tals, Tons, | Six months from today there a at. "the ‘rear and loaded ‘into’ state’ trucks at plant Will not be an unlighted street in : EN roster, 220 n| Deinities of Bluffton and Huntington, | the: city, they said. The new lights! Fe i Boned U1-A3-H1 Buh a og No, 38 351: 1800. to 2000 Tons. Were expected to lessen accidents!

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Tear 720 Park Avenue, (Zone Te Invit No. 347: y , ar o Iviiation No. Jur. ign to 1lo0 oar NEW YORK. Feb. 2 (UP) i hin ine NOG} aggcesate. FOB. Rockport. will be’ revamped to. increase cel, requests rmission ar No. 11, t. - Sai shren > park ang ed 4nd loaded ‘into st nie, UT; land aid in crime prevention. William _ J.’ Harris, 730 South Dang iif vicinity of Sweetser, Indiana. et i——

Addison Street. (Zoned Ul-A3-Hl Resi-| Invitation No. 352: Necessary labor ° i dence), requests permission to park and | materials and equipment to make a com-

a trailer, Icte operating, Spin mounted. flash sh Jk Byiase, oa, Remuera bec 3 Soeipt hen Seu ph Cat Survives Tangle yA «A artmen eet an 0 di Fequests variance of use to permit i in_Carroll County. nore, Indiana With Washing Machine -“gopt, ued Speration of a wholesale candy| Invitation No. 353: Necessary labor. ess, Joe ding storage of muterials and equipment to make a cams “Mrs. Paul Ingle's cat kept alll --

sin on "the plete operating. pedestal mounted traffic 4 x Bo "Sorrison 133.35 Wood- signal system with a two-way far Indi Its nine lives last night. Jand A idence), | cation in each quadrant at the inter

ns we piance er (i & section of Pendleton Avenue and State MTS. Ingle, who lives at 514 E.|

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Awe Poa tory Us Dalian & 4 vilation No ol, Indiana labdr. pdr, | Walnut St., was doing her laun-| : Ea and | Sauipment to make ® com- ; oo when her cat-climbed inte the| n

he x genre of the washing fmachine. 8 Tabby had only arinjured right wl bE | 355: Necessary labor. ma- foot, condition not critical. ~ ts Public spirited local merchants, | pera 8 Any’ SEE make a comple te | - as ‘an expression of goodwill, | ; ad 8. R.| When. a CRIS goes hay- want you to receive this lovely | "Necessary bor, | Wire, TV producers pull their basket of gifts, if you have just | mate rials fete WL to make a com. | “hair. You'll roar with laughter moved to the. city, are a New Dn traffic signal installation ¥ the tomorrow ‘when you read. the Mother or have just moved to

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"DOTY —Verr Marietta, brother of Harry, Ind; stine; Cecil, Mrs. Emma passed awa) day, 2:00 p. Methodist ( Friends maj SON “CHAF FRAZIER) Wichita, I R. ‘Denison, Wichita, Ka Graveside se Friends ma BUCHANAN evening.

GERDENICH daughter Gerdenich, | Maten G. Gi Wed., dan * BLAEKWELI N. Meridia: 4. m Pur Hoar of M Friends ma . home.

HAVERKAM) Away in Joseph of 8 of city; sist ert Volz and Funeral fre HOME, 1458 8:30 a, m.; a. Ja. Buri Friends may day, «

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LADD—Pearl T burma, wife Blmer and sloter'of and ster of Fred McCofl, “11 | grandehildre: uneral Mor arsview - Crk loral Park. FARLEY FU! LE_ VALLYWashingtor mother of -° Mrs. Velma

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invited. Buri; . may call at . 4 p.m, Sund an RU GENSTEIN 3 wife of Emi Away al t “the ‘way, Thursds = Funeral servi WALD - FUNE]

REMINER Denny, wif miner, sister Indianapolis; cihnati, passe % ices PLANNEF TUARY, ~3 p may call at m SCHWARTZ — passed awa ther of “A. A Schwartz, Mr surived by 2 will be condu the AARON R/ Interment at Friends invite

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