Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1952 — Page 22

TLE. TT

: Hunts on Job

-“¥ a

PAGE 22 - Strangles 2 Children, Ends Life

GREENSBURG, Pa. Mar. 12 (UP) — A. prominent Greensburg drug salesman returned home last night to find that his 37-year-old wife had strangled their two young children with diapers and taken her own life by swallowing an overdose of drugs and slash ing her wrist, Robert Nicholas sobbingly told police how he had returned home from a business trip and was surprised to find no lights in the house, He said he was “hor ried” when he walked into the children’s room and discovered the tragedy. Mr. Nicholas said the children 7-year-old:- Joann, and Robert Jr. 3, were sprawled at the foot of the hed with pieces of old diapers wound tightly around their throats. Hix wife, Alice, lay beside the children with a razor blade in her hand. Investigating officers found a note on a living room desk which

read, In part: “Dear Bob: . “I am very sorry. Please have us cremated. Love Alice.”

-E, C. Boswell Endorsed

For Juvenile Court Post

Forty-eight business and pro- , fessional men have signed an en‘dorsement of Edwin C. Boswell, ‘Indianapolis attorney, for the Republican nomination for Juvenile «Court judge in the May 6 primary selection, Among those who signed the ‘endorsement are J. Dwight Pe:Aprson, Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, John ;K. Ruckelshaus, Oscar F. Fren{on and Edwin C. Ww. Wischmefer,

Wandalism Reported In Red Cab Strike

:. “The first vandalism connected ‘With the Red Cab Co. strike this

(Week was reported to police last

night, A woman cab driver, Mrs. Patricia Ridner, 1850 N, Delaware St, sald someéne tore the radiotelephone transmitter from her taxi, parked in the rear of 135 EK 22d St. And air was let out of one of the cab's tires, she said,

Two More Hoosiers Wounded in Korea

Two more Hoosiers wounded In Korea were reported yesterday by the Department of Defense. They are Cpl. Frank J. Biehle, USA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine J. Biehle, RR-2, North Vernon. Pfc. Willlam E. Gyori, USMC, gon of Mrs. Wilma Nagy, 4613 W Fillmore, South Bend.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UP)=— David A, Scott hunted in vain for deer during a two-day hunting trip, then returned to his job as a

' truck driver and the pext day shot

an eight-point buck while making a routine delivery.

| Ruark in your Sunday Times.

Ancient Chinese Put Tax Dodgers Over the Ropes

CHICAGO, Mar, 12 (UP) Un cle Sam's Income tax bite isn't so bad, after all Consider, the Chicago Museum of Natural History said yester day, what the ancient Chinese went through if- he went to ‘the

‘tax evader's purgatory He was hung by a pool while water continually was" poured over him He had to kneel on chains and bamboo splinters His hands were holling water Hix stnews were bones pulled out Holes were hored in his flesh

scalded with

cut and the

He. was made to wear iron clothes, . He was crushed under heayy

clods of earth fall

timbers, stones and He was made to slip and on oiled beans He was _ buried under gravel with only hig head sticking out " The museum hastened to explain that these punishments were only imaginary -contained in an {ancient Chinese religious drama depicting the tax evader's purgatory.

Cyr ‘Warns Against Red Peace Drive

Poul Cyr, former GOP nominee for Congress In Lake County, described as a “dangerous hoax” the Communist conspiracy in the current peace olfensive He rpoke last night before the Young Republicans for Bob Taft Club at the Claypool Hotel “The Soviet peace offensive 1s identical Tn character and alms, to that of Hitler in the old Nazi! Germany, " he said,

Enjoy the columns of Ed Sovola, Earl Wilson and Robert

Will you accept a trial dance

lesson for *{22?

Prepare for Spring Popularity

ITs PUN to be popular and easy, too, when you learn to dance the

| Arthur Murray Way. And now

for a short time you can have a $1.00 trial lesson to prove how really simple it is to be a sought-after partner. So come in today and learn the shortcut to good times... and save money,

ARTHUR MURRAY canteder 223 N. PENN.

Ex-Budget Director Of New York Dies

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla, Mar

THE INDIA? Native Children To See First Snow

SAN JUAN

Puerto Rico

vAPOLIS TIMES _

Mar

Here Given Life Sentence

- old Hooper, trial,

‘Career Burglar’

Perry 11

today was sen-

Jackson, “Year filed a motion for a new

career hurglar.” claiming the judge erred in

“5 p on ha >; 122 (LIP) Capt bddie Ricken- tenced to life {in prison as an allowing testimony by Ward 12 (UP) ~Thomas J. Patterson bd Lan superintendent . a . hacker and San™ian. Mayoress habitual criminal -alve, superintendent of.- the In68%, who retired -ag budget director Feliza Rincon de Gautler are go- . diana Reformatory, THe attorney : Aa R F 2 . of New York City a week ago. ing to give local children the first ( dg SL 3 hd 9 oo hambeRin brought. up the technic ality that 1 died yesterday at Broward Gen. “snowfall” in sunny Puerio Rico inal. ! at 1, 07d 0 et She life the reformatory head had testfied eral Hostital history, it was reported yesterday a 4 Ju ound LCKSOD about récords he himself did not pita #ullty of burglary for the third compil > About two tons of snow as e - Mra. Patterson said her hus . time lat week. Three such con- - mn band suffered a heart attack “NOUgh for 10.000 snowballs= will of o p— f : 7 he flown here from the Uniteg ViCHO? bring mandatory life sen- More color comics than any Sunday and was taken to the hos tences under Indiana's habitual . . s g States by Capt. Rickenbacker’'s other Indiana newspaper are pital. She g#aid he was feeling Eastern Airline 7ift to 8an criminal act pape 0 188, 48 a gi i . fine” just hefore he died faan children. to hot; them = Jackson's attorney, Howard R. printed in your Sunday Times. They came to Ft. Lauderdale y,, .p of winter life in the main Beath Hotel here Mar. 3 for a land UI adalat ny ; pp Ap W { winter vacation and rest, 8he phe white stuff will be scooped day & sald she was leaving by train in the first eastern or midwestern Thurs d with. his body for New York, city which has the next real and Every Thurs 0k where funeral services will be snowfall and packed in huge V1) YWWAAA AANA OAR AX held Fiberglas-cloth bags which can

City Worker Injured In Auto Mishap

A city injured today when he stepped from

ash-collector was

between two parked cara into the path of a ear on St. Clair St Broadway Henry Cruite Jumbia Ave eral Hospital injuries after

38, of 1647 Cowas taken to (Genwith leg and hip being hit by the

car driven by Norman W. Nelson,

48, of 937 Olive St,

Shoes for the Entire Family

Open Thursday Nights

for your shopping convenience

Big i mh Stores

® 346 W. Wash, ® 1063 Virginia

at Same Prices Everybody.

Our

sired, $3 extra.

$1,000.00 REWARD

panies.

- ”"*" Ss. o® n '’ ™ »”’ ‘e / J EY ’ kK 4 1 ’ s ? \ / ) 1 / \ : ra . . 1. ; here are many good reasons for makirio \ i \ : . \ ! the Indiana National Bank vour head- \ ' ’ 1 ' ' . . . ' : quarters lor savings. But none is more : : * J ‘ : t ! "® Hnportant than the bank s consistently ! | ’ % 1 ! ! . : : INCE strong and secure nancial structure in : : : i ' a= . . re ' ' adod times and bad — since 1834. Today. : ' Sn ! ' . . . ' : the ludiana National 1s one of the largest : t ' I . . ' | and strongest banks mm America. Af am ' i cee ll OO th : ry ' : 1 | eo , : . ! ; of ‘nine convenient locations throughout ' i ; ' 1 . . . . >A | | i Indianapolis, the complete facthties and 3 # : . iy : pidace 10 | : resources of the bank are at vour service, : ’ 3 ‘ | 4 You can bank on it... the Indiana National i 3 . ' ' : i ; save 18 a good place to save! : ! : ‘ ‘ - . » . : ' Main Bank: Pennsylvania & Washington Streets } ' ; : SECURITY BRANCH MADISON AVE. BRANCH } : 130 East Washington $t. 1377 Madison Ave. diy N | : ) t MAPLE ROAD BRANCH KENTUCKY AVE, BRANCH ] . I | ¢ | | | ] 6 | 38th St. ot Washington Blvd. 1225 Kentucky Ave. / 3 WEST WASHINGTON ST. BRANCH SHELBY ST. BRANCH LBP , i ’ 282) West Washington St, 2213 Shelby St. A d 1 1( )] ] "| Fs I | k ' 3 EAST NEW YORK ST. BRANCH UNION BRANCH ' % 3000 East New Yerk St. 120 E. Market St, ! : : ' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAYION ! i / ’ ’ ’ / Y ee & ’ ’ o “” oo*’ Lon’ Se tecnccacanad assess” Theoscssevesnceresenecursesnenen® Y : { > »

- 65 STYLES, SHAPES and COLORS

Lenses Ground to Your Exact Needs. The Frame of Your Own Choice— the Same Prices to

SAME-PRICE policy on glasses people never dreamed was possible! cause we were able to eliminate all middleman's profits! We grind our own lenses, in our own laboratories—make our own frames in our own shop. There is a BIG savings—and we pass it directly along to you. glasses that we believe to be $18.00 values. Satisfaction guaranteed. glasses you need—and SAVE!

| We will pay $1,000 te anvone who can purchase glasses here for more than the

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED!

preserve it,

CALL RO) %129 PROSPECT ST. MA-4393

No More, No Less

You Can't Pay More!

PRICE INCLUDES FRAMES and LENSES

is It

something is possible only be-

most

All we ask is $8.98 for our

Bifocals, if .deCome in- get the REPAIRS

Founded 1904, Spica Ne Optical Co. 1850 Branches in Many Principal Cities of United States and Canada

Sassi SERA SEEEENTEENERENL ERE LE ELEN ANS EAN ES UN Gn, ae = S%ecen Sone

Broken lenses duplicated Frames repaired and replaced

| prices quoted in this advertisement. Lowest Prices! Above Reward Offer Guaranteed by 12 OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS Leading Londen. Ens. Insurance Com- glue filled at a ON. prescription promptly

tilled

30 W. Washington St. Suite 400 GOODMAN BLDG.

PHONE LI ncoln 2661 Hours: 9 AM. to 3:30 PM. Daily including Saturday

Now hear again with nothing in either ear, no tubes, no headband, no pressure of any kind with the famons Acousticon

DOUBLE

SAVINGS

STAMPS

“DR-1 Special,” with Contaet Receiver, the new invention

that is worn behind 6950

the ear. Yours now ON EVERY ITEM BROUGHT IN ACOUSTICON

for only D y: | | 74 ) | I) 16 N. DELAWARE ST. PHONE FR. 1632

— (leanens— BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRS

A 1D$

FOR ALL MAKES OF HEARIN(

ROEBUCK AND CO.

OPEN

FRIDAY AND MONDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK

@EDNESDAY MAR.

12, 195%

EVERY

ARVIN “Sleepytimer’—

SO WONDERFUL TO WAKE UP TO! Arvin Velvet Voice radio with genuine TeleChoice of Willow Green or Ivory.

chron Clock and automatic timer (60-cycle, AC).

newest, ‘most

beautiful of clock-radios!

$391

Arvin TV brings you more tubes,

Before you buy any TV, compare it point-by-point with the mighty Arvin Dual Power Custom TV. The Arvin 21-inch table model (illustrated) has 26 tubes, including rectifier tubes and picture tube—1 to 5 more tubes than similar models of the 3 present topselling makes of TV. Arvin has 7 interference-rejecting traps—3 to 4 more than the "Big 3”. Arvin has Keyed: Automatic (Gain Control (checks airplane flutter) and Tone Control—2 of the "Big 3" don’t. Arvin has Local-Distance Congrol—the "Big 3" don’t.

Arvin Outperforms Others

Features like these enable Arvin

Here’s absolute tops in TV table models

This Arvin Dual Power TV is exquisitely styled in limed oak or imported mahogany veneer to blend with your finest furnishings. 21-Inch Perma-Focus picture is rock-steady and sunbright-sharp Arvin controls say “No” to “snow” and other types of interference Surplus power to reach a long, long distance to bring in the station you want' Model 5211TB (blonde), $309.95. Model 5211TM

more power, more features than the 3 present top-selling makes

TV reception has been difficult or impossible! jiemember, Arvin has more tubes, more power, more features than any of the three present top-selling makes. Get all the facts and you'll get Arvin! Easy terms, of course.

Arvin

{ aA 2

Stunningly styled in sleek modern plastic, Arvin Sleepytimer is far and away the most beautiful of all clock-radios! Drift away into dreams, lulled by your favorite music — Sleepytimer shuts itself off later. Waken to lilting melodies —and let Sleepytimer turn on your breakfast coffee or other small appliance!

Famous Arvin Radio Quality Arvin Sleepytimer’'s Velvet Voice superhet radio has five tubes including rectifier, heavy duty 5-inch speaker, Magna«Bass amplifier, automatic volume control. Exclusive new Magnetenna gives amazing ree ception from far-away stations.

SEE AND HEAR THESE OTHER FINE ARVIN RADIOS

Arvin Stradivara__Finest table radie ever built, housed in imported mahogany. Straight AC circuit with unequalled distance and tone, Lucite dial and pointer. Model 551T, $49.95

Arvin Serenade—Smartest new style ing in rosewood finish plastic with sweeptype pointer. Velvet Voice tone system with Magna-Bass amplifier. Five tubes including rectifier. Model553T, $24.98

Arvin Rambow — Famous shatterproof AC/DC superhet in vour choice of sin smart decorator colo... Over three mile

mahogany), including $ 95 to bring in sharp, clear, k- TELEVISION AND RADIO ion sa iona federal tax 299 steady pictures in ato. tons Modes OT Owns! Ev $16. 16.98 INDIANAPOLIS Teskey's Radio & TV Cenfer COLUMBUS LAPEL PERU Aid Radio & TV 2912 (ten Street Columbus Modern Appliance Herron Refrigeration ER. Smith 3623 East Michigan Sires) HP. Wasson & (o. 422 Fitth reel Th Radio Only Earl Moffit LINTON jury Botley 16 West Washington Stree! 771 McKinley The Gamble $1 =u PLAINFIELD Don Massa Appliance The White House Murphy Norge amble Ylore Wilcox & Son : 771 Illinois Avenue 387 North Illines Street "no Jos ae Aas Snyder Radio LOGANSPORT RICHMOND Eckel, H. F. 128 11h Street A. J. Olsen Company 1524 West 21st Street Dungan Electric CONVERSE 421 East Market Sireol Acme Radio & TV . ' ; Sales & Service Empire Trailer Sales Thomas F. Cline ie sree ; Al fran DRIA Hygrade Home Appliance 1731 East Marke! Stree! 707 South Sth Street royles Furniture i Gariner Radio Service ? CRAWFORDSYILLE MARION ROSEDALE 5405 Madison Avenue ANDERSON Mace TV & Electric Rosedale Implement ( A. B. C. Electric Route No. 2 Breedlove & Son mplement Lo, Goodyear Service Store 2231 Columbus dve RUSHVILLE 627 North Delaware Streel DELPHI MARTINSVILLE : Guarantee Radio Shop Frank Krall Herb Smith : New Salem Elevator 533 Massachusetts Avenus 3035 East Lynn Maxwell Hardware Co. ve Bai ; EDINBURG SHELBYVILLE Harry's Radio & TV ATTICA Lema Eieehiic Comma MIDDLEFORK ig Aca Foal Locket 10 oh Posi . Shirk's Service © aon visti 3360 Norlh lilinois Street BARGERSVILLE FOWLER MIDDLETOWN SHERIDAN Home Radio Electric Renner's Sales & Service Washington Ave. Electric Ross & Son 2181 Madison Avenue BLOOMINGTON 201 North Washinglon Paul W. Campbell c Kerkhotf's Service . SPENCER 3601 West 16th Street Hall Radio & TV " FeANSroR? MOORESYILLE James P. Taylor ; ogers Home Improvemen Nelson & Son Hardware ’ Keystone Appliance University Sporting Goods et a Spain 34 fori Main Ss... 12 West Main Stree TERRE HAUTE Lawan' Furniture (0. BURROWS . SAEENGASTLE MUNCIE Commercial Radio Service ingion whilinig Graham's Radio" Electric Tr ete ors PY reside Furnishings o 0) 0 Smet Ty . 2 1218 §. Walnut Street .&F 6921 Pandiston Pike CAMBRIDGE CITY GREENSBURG Barton's TV. AA op Ss Rhodes-Burford Furniture Ernie's Service Shop Huston Radi : 19 W. Howard Street 335 East Washinglon Sireet 704 West Main Stree! Ap Kyle Dark | TIPTON Robert C. Wood 401 Streeter . Betfer Homes Store 2439 West 16th Siro! CAMDEN KENNARD 112 North Main Sire! $mith-Robinson Gardner Radio Service Hiday & Darby NEW CASTLE UPLAND _ 455 N. Emerson Ave. CICERO KOKOMO Newby-Paul Motor (Co. Lf © TaVel's Jewelry Frank Gerber Buckner Radio & TV 1517 Broad Street Upland Sales 119 North 11kineis Street 3 = : : Teale Fiore: Cb CLAY CITY 11 Sul i Sve! NEW PALESTINE VEEDERSBURG 2972 North Sherman Drive . Clay City Implement Co. 107 East Sycamores Hopper's Gulf Service i Dick Carter Spiel _pisTRisuTED. BY: JHE GIBSON. COMPANY, a NORTH CAPITOL AVE), 31 §

CM AE Sil

ip SLY SE

‘his

WEDNESI

If You Arour

By Uni RENO, Nev, aire La Vere R from experience jt you've got a lars kicking aro in the closet at Put it in the

It was sound man who paid own reckon But the FBI s: to $1.5 million. Whatever the burglars 12 daj Mr. Redfield's from his gloom It was cramme gecurities. The robbery— daylight-—came’ family dog, ‘‘M pily on a hamb himself was pls a downtown cas

First Bre

The first br came yesterday passion for pl triggered a cha ces which resul of an ex-cony Young, 46. He was picke his shabby ap waukee. He lat on a federal ch: ing stolen prop ‘lines. The redhead, refused to inde touched off You she attempted ‘bill during a g Reno's Riversid The huge bill cions of Mert ‘owner. of the cs maled the eas! against a- list missing in -the At first she bil’'s serial nun field lst. A fe however, she ‘Wertheimer cal into his office.

Students . . Mission™ Butler Univer planning to bec will hear addres warkers of Indi: ‘many at the & ‘Conference -tods Addresses wil of the conferenc Mission—My R sessions schedu ‘morning. % Mrs. O. L, ‘Dean Shelton « Religion, and M also a “faculty as hostesses at hour closing tl 3:15 p. m. tome Keith Hall, m and a former B .speak this aft . same session vis will lead discus: ~ sponsibility of ~Church”; “Qual Missionary,” ai » for Mission Ser .~ Barbara Bee« _unteer travelin ‘will speak tomo! .cer Austin of "United Christia ~elety,

There's a | news, features The Sunday T

Plus $8.00 Fu

ARVIN "(CC MODE 21” Perm In) Picture »” No-Glare lar Screen w»* 26-Tube C 9 Interfer »” Modern A 1” Selected F ported Mo

The peoples ch sion’s triumpher sharpness are p Perma-Focus p Dual-Power. 21 same chassis $2 Year Warranty,

ALL PRIC SERVICE AN

Open Ev

435 N. EM