Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1952 — Page 2
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Life : Elder to Speak At Church Rite. Here
Hil on U. Brown, life elder of cheirs will sing Jor the Pysians: “The Life 8 Downey Avenue Christian of helt: for Tow ot 7309. m. in the soureh, will give the address for on ARAVIIAN CHURCH~Dr A € “valedictory of the church to-| {ian Barna TC vid Sresch on: This 1a
| t main auditor in row Hmiitanson y, the Rev. Orville
ok Mi , Brown, widely-known civic Hom.” in the eure ror a ry
a “5 More Seized As Cah Pickets
i Ai speak at 5 p. m, at the last Five more men accused of dewill, play the accompani-| oo” lee
n ot g to be held there, er Easter the raging 1 of She “building will- begin. Afterwar new. edifice will rise on the pri fying a court ban on picketing The R WwW, WiegTenia. miter, on in Phibug Red Cab Co. were arrested late of the farewell service. | yesterday. Religious events follow: as gt th the bonds arranged by Lynnville G.
The chancel choir, directed by| fii Ruby Winders, will sing the 11 MEN'S CLAM This dry rH i" vi ’ jx am. 0 Miles, attorney for AFL Teamreacher ind pastor. il give the sters Local 188, as were 16 ac-
ter cantata, “Immortal Life, | Ww E. K, Heyser. Mrs. Helen | Alliag ri Band will] “the od
Strapn 18 ol clase A - uss. Mr, Miles sald he expected
' s pss picketing by striking drivers vol Ww ay fics would continue today, He con B Ey Cah Vig tends they are not covered by fi iy Shoter no-picketing order because they d oh wor, [hat the are not union members, Hpi cuss. Two of the five men arrested "0.5 late yesterday were picked up on Present tu i ot Kin fo
<A “John Doe” warrants. They are A Robert Lakin, 39, of 3316 W. St AER Jeht™ 30th st, off fli of 636 N. East St. rh They were charged with conby a pr tempt of court, as were three
T Ya 5 bm peiday (Who surrendered at County Jail, METHOD Those three are James Jackson, i
47, of 3009 Gent Ave.; Clifford 5 ip 4 Saers- ab Ab Gibson, 34, of 1218 Central Ave.,
Hey AND RE and John Peavier, 44, of 2134
fi Barth Ave.
il Services Monday for & Harold W. Delaney
an: Bervices and burial of Harold W. DeLaney, former Indianapolis resident, will be held Monday at Buffalo, Ind, IN| Mr. Delaney, an auditor for id brithe New York Central Railroad he|28 years, died Thursday in Mil ioe itilard Fillmore Hospital there. Laliiricted gil Before being transferred to Y onnor| Buffalo several years ago, he had ‘ lived at 1015 N, Meridian 8t. He was a graduate of Manual Traine
Superior Judge John L. Niblack's
and James Dilley, 27,
pestle andes mus a Lf
Lemire vid Ly fief s! Three<Footed Raccoon koi, * Snagged by Own Leash
Theodore Benge, 1405 E. 11th St, found a thres-footed raccoon ohn his woodplle this morning.
If Chosen
By GOP He'd
Quit Army
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By United Press
PARIS, Apr. 12 — Gen’
Dwight D. Eisenhower said [ies
today he would not campaign |actively for the U. 8. presi{dency unless and until nominated by the Republican National ConYestio July 7.
said he had resigned his
New Atlantic supreme command because American politics were interfering with that vital 1b, but would not resign his [five-star generalship in the U. 8. {Army unless chosen the GOP| presidential candidate,
In that case, he sald, he would ,
\itop his role of citizen - soldier, © All were released on 82000 resign from the Army and “be .
free to speak and act as a citl-] gen without any limitation.” Gen. Flsenhower clarified his! {position and his plans at a 10-|
Mnine Bish |cused pickets rounded up earlier. minute press conference con-|
ducted with military efficiency at| his headquarters. He permitted no questions after his extemporaneous statement. He later made similar statements for radio and television newsmen.
Expects to Go Home
In clipped, rapid-fire tones, he made these additional points: ONE-—~He has “no plans whatsoever” for the period immediate Iy following his return home, presumably around June 1, except that he hoped to attend the dedication of an Eisenhower museum in his home town of Abilene, Kas. June 4 and take a ‘short vacation.” TWO-~He has “no indication at all” and “no information whatsoever” on who would succeed him a8 North Atlantic commander. THREE-~He will make a farewell tour to Brussels, The Hague, Oslo, and Copenhagen Apr, 4 thro 23 :
FOUR-~He hoped he could complete Nis military assignment here without further interruptions), by political affairs, Obviously under an emotional strain, he clenched and un-|, clenched his big hands as he stood before a microphone and a expressed the hope that his resig-| , nation announcement would permit him “to finish this job.”
Circumstances Changed
He sald circumstances had changed drasticallysince his Jan, 7 declaration that he would not ask to be relieved from his post to seek political office. At that time, he said, he feit|CL the Eisenhower-for-President movement in the U. 8. would not interfere with his duties here. Instead, he said, the political demands had caused ‘incessant interruptions . , . (and) compelled me not to wait any longer.” He said & mounting volume of
coy wilh pls in sing. |p| y was pet of someone bias Fon in the nieghborhood. They turned 2) et at LW it loose. will be It apparently lost its right { aotennn be. be ser front foot in a trap some time ago, they sald,
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Its leash had snagged on a iio Ri Sal picket fence near the stacked SERA AAe which made
stovewdod, ' holding the animal Etiropeans a political than a military
réquests had turned his into mu semipolitical] most “him a8 more
Gen. Eisenhower did not say in 80 many words that he would not campaign for the Republican nomination. But his reference to Defense Department limitations until he has resigned from the U. 8. Army, buttressed by his Jan. 7 declaration that he would not under any circumstances engage in a preconvention battle, made his meaning clear, He sald later in a radio statement that he hoped to take a short vacation with his wife, Mamie, after he returns to the United States. “We are eagerly looking fore ward to a short vacation, if we may be allowed to take it, after our return,” he sald. In regard to a successor, he said, any one of a number of men could fill the job and it would be useless to submit ques tions to him concerning his choice of a new supreme commander.
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iif Buses to Detour Circle for Easter
City buses won't run on the Circle while downtown Indianapolis marks Easter.
Indianapolis Railways buses will detour starting at 11 p. m tonight until after the Sunrise Services on the Circle. Buses may be boarded at Meridian , and Washington Sts, southeast corner, by passengers on the Madison, Shelby, Lexington, Beech Grove and Sunshine Gardens lines, Passengers will board at Penne sylvania and Market Sts., northeast corner, for 21st and Arlington, E. Michigan, Millersville and h lines, - Meridian and DelawareCentral lines passengers will board at Meridian and Ohio Sts. northwest corner. ~~ corner,
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Report Telegraph Offices Reopening
Western Union announced today that striking employees are returning to work and telegraph offices are reopening hourly In i| #izable numbers, In the ninth day of its strike, the company reported telegraph, cable and money order service rehai: stored in 337 cities and towns. R. R. Cowles, president of In:|dtanapotts Local 7, Commercial Telegraphers Union (AFL), company’s figures
large-scale back-to-work movement. Western Union invited its patrons to call offices for latest information on open points.
$10,000 Bond Set for ws Pair Accused of Holdup
Bonds were set at $10,000 Pp day for two men accused of yesterday’s $500 armed holdup of an Indianapolis druggist, The two are James Conner, 31, of 2102 Allfree St. and Robert Bridewater, 21, of 354 W. 30th 8t. They were nabbed several hours after Robert Kichler, 30, was forced to open the safe of Todd's Pharmacy, 801 W, 30th St. Judge Scott McDonald, Muniel-
pal Court 4, continued their cases until Friday. a
Pickets Are Scarce No pickets appeared at any In-
changes this morning. Some CIO Communications Workers picketed Illinois Bell's office in East
What | Learned in Washington . . . No. 6—
Farce Without Logic,
* By NEWBOLD MORRIS As told to Seri Howard Staff Write Murray Davis
NEW YORK, Apr. 12 — Al-
Washington, it was difficult for me to believe that the Attorney | General of the United States would brazenly disregard and disobey the executive order of the! President.’ When Attorney General J. Howard McGrath refused to let me investigate his office, he was defying his President. I just couldn't believe he could get| away with it, But he did for Sight days. In addition, he was able to fire me as special assistant to the Attorney General, although 1 thought I had the protection and complete support of the President. At least, McGrath's action ended the lip service, the duplicity, the double dealing and hypocrisy that had dogged my steps from the first day I went to work in Washington, Feb, 4, to clean up corruption in the federal government, His action brought my status to a head. Either I was to investigate or 1, wasn't. Either I had the backing of the President, as he had indi-
{cated time and again, or I didn’t. {Either the President was running
the government and could make his orders stand up, or he wasn't. From the day McGrath defied the executive order and refused to permit my investigators to examine his records, it was MecGrath or I. ‘The President had to act, and quickly. But it took eight days and, apparently, my firing by McGrath to bring presidential action. n it came, it wasn't what I had expected. I had thought the President might fire McGrath and then call me over to the White House and say: “Look, Newbold, I have tried to do everything for you. You know I have given you everything you have
dug its heels in and you can’t get subpena power, so you are crippled.” : I was ready for that. I had decided I could do just as well with a special federal grand jury and that Mr. Truman would go along with the plan. I knew it was a good plan because at a luncheon I'd had with MeGrath, he had accepted that plan. He said he was going to call for a special federal grand jury and swear me in-as an assistant, so I could go to work. That was Mar. 26. On Mar. 31, he told a congressional committee he wouldn't appoint me if
he had it to do over again. What
happened in those intervening
days? That might make interesting reading. ibility I thought another 8 was that the President oid fire McGrath and I would just cone tinue on, with the President making some reaffirmation of his confidence in me. The third possibility was that the President would fire McGrath and set me up, as he should have,
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cern over the death and His enemies.
Resurrection. Their mi
(Mark 16:4) This answered ve Christian tru Jesus rise again?-How
easily
the power to do all the
- taught His 6 loss and has o
THE CATHEDRAL 1347 N. Meridian St. 5.6 7:30, 9 10, II
ST. JOAN OF ARC 4217 Central Ave. 6, 7:30, 9, 10, 1}
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 4650 NM. Illinois St. 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30
IMMACULATE HEART + OF MARY 5692 Central Ave. 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11
ST. LAWRENCE 44th and Shadeland 6 8, 10
CHRIST, THE KING 1827 E. Kessler Blvd. 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11
ST. ANDREW 4100 E 38th St. 6, 7:30, 9, 10, 11
ASSUMPTION 1117 Blaine 68 10
women who went to the tomb ear to finish anointing Christ's Body: stone back from the doorway o the tomb for us?"
in an independent office of the executive branch. I don’t know
asked for, but Congress has just
Morris Says of Firing
what I'd have been called; presidential investigator is as good a
fitle as any Well, everyone knows now just
: {though I was learning about what did happen. First it was I,
then it was McGrath. No expla-| nations. No reasons. Just Wash-| ington. Anyone who can get logic out. of this official farce is especially {fitted for high office in Washing-
(ton.
(This concludes Mr. Morris’
series of articles.) Sm
Woman Who Heard Lincoln Speak, Dies
BEVERLY, N. J. Apr. 12 (UP) —Mrs. Charlotte M. Bond, 102,
{who as a girl heard Abraham Lincoln speak in her native Chi-
cago and attended his funeral, died at her home here yesterday.
Civil War,
FEDERAL SAVIN
The widow of a former profes-| sor at the Chicago Medical Col-| lege, she often told of helping teed Confederate prisoners in a Chicago prison camp during the
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The Archbishop, Priests and Catholic People
of Indianapolis Extend to All
There were two kinds of people who showed con-
of Jesus Christ: His friends
Mis enemies were afraid He would rise from the dead and. thus prove their folly for all ages. His friends were too stunned to wonder about the
nd was expressed by the holy ty Sunday morning "Who will roll the
and other important questions can all be when
: JESUS CHRIST IS GOD! How can
ou recognize this basic
can our sins be forgiven? How
can bread and wine be changed into the very Body and Blood of Jesus? How can Christ's teaching be Prassrved unchanged through the ages? How can is Church continue through time despite persecution and the weakness of human members? to all these question is: Jesus Christ is God; he has
he answer
se things. Me uses that power.
The Church which Jesus instituted is in the world today with a continuous history From the time of Christ, the Catholic Church has , has preserved it from error and
of twenty centuries.
its members the divine helps
ST. JOHN - 129 S. Capitol $5, 7:30, 9, 10, 11
ST. BRIDGET 801 N. West St. 7. 8:30, 10, 12:10
HOLY ROSARY 616 S. East St. 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, 12:10
ron ST, MARK 551 E. Edgewood ~ &, 7:30, 9, 10
HOLY TRINITY 2618 W. St. Clair 6, 7:30, 9, 10, 11
ST. ANN 2850 Holt Ave. 6, 7:30, 9 10:30
ST. CHRISTOPHER 5301 W. 16th St. 6, 8:30, 10
ST. THERESE Bosart and 14th St. 5:30, 7, 8:30, 10, IL
they need to live Christ's tea
Their Easter Greetings of Joy and Hope
chings in their daily lives.
Jesus Christ invites you to be united with Him in His
Mystical Body, the Catholic
Church.
The Catholic Church invites you to relive the glorious Resurrection of Jesus from the dead by attending Holy Mass in an Catholic Church. If Jesus had not arisen there would be no Mass today. Holy Mass is the living Sacrifice of the living Christ. The power Jesus gave His Apostles at the Last Supper is exercised by the Bishops and Priests in the world
today: "For as often as you drink the cup you proclaim th He comes." (I Cor. 11:28)
Through Holy Mass the
shall eat this bread and e death of the Lord, until
merits of Christ's Death
are applied to our souls. Thus Mass is offered every day in the Catholic Church fulfilling the prophecy of
Malachias: “From the rising going down, My Name is gr and in eve
offered to My Name a clean
of the sun even to the eat among the Gentiles,
lace there is sacrifice, and there is
oblation .,." (Mal. 1:11
You are invited to attend Holy Mass on Easter a any Catholic Church. You will not only be welcome to attend Mass on any Sunday, but your inquiries regarding instruction or information about Catholic doctrine are always welcomed.
The Mass Schedules of Indianapolis Catholie
Churches follow:
ST. MARY 317 N. New Jersey 6, 8, 9:30, | OUR. LADY OF LOURDES 5333 E. Washington St. 67.8910 11" ST. CATHERINE 1109 Tabor St. 5.6.7 8 930 1] HOLY NAME 89 N. 17th St. 5:30, 7:30. 9. Hi HOLY SPIRIT 7200 E. 10th St. 510 1 HOLY CROSS 125 N. Oriental é, 7:30, 9, 11
SACRED HEART 1530 Union St. 5:30, 7:30, 9, 10, 11
ST. PHILIP NERI 550 N. Rural 5:15,%, 7.8.9. 10, 11 .
ST. JOSEPH
4087 W. Morris SH
7:30, 10 :
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ST. PATRICK 950 Prospect 6, 7:30, 9,40, 11
ST. MICHAEL 3399 W. 30th 7:30, 9, 11
~ - ST. RITA 1816 N. Arsenal 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30
HOLY ANGELS 2826 Northwestern 6, 7:30, 9. 1}
ST. FRANCIS de SALES 2191 Avondale Pl, 5:30,°7:30, 9, 10:30
ST. ROCH 3603 S. Meridian 5.17, 8, 9
NATIVITY OF OUR LORD Five Points-Rd. 421 ° 8 10
ST. ANTHONY "379 N. Warman 5:30, 7:30, 9, 1
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