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Our Transit Problem, County Health The Easter Bunny Gets

THE EASTER Bunny Bt dons found a new helper this year. | Mrs. Laura Owens, wife of .*%

Some Help fro it * Sib (its Hospital

eid . . . . . 0. Patrolman James Owens, vet- ' \ o @ . oh Judge Indianapolis . Kansas City . eran city policeman, has thought Jane Froman . are County , By IRVING LEIBOWITZ : By ROGER SWANSON ! for several years she guid like At Husband's Side ed 2 $500, . Times Staff Writer. Kansas City Star | 3 ; to add a bright spot to fhe.rather By United Press st Muncie The cost of riding 4 bus or streetcar in KANSAS CITY, Apr. 12—Revenues of | Test Suit Keeps Sul Ives of wig ving in our | SAN JUAN, P. R., Apr. 12 : : - : : “> ; orphan "homes. This Easter she { : h publishes Indianapolis, and the service, are no longer the Kansas City Public Service Company Issue. in Doubs Alsi ol Wits 30 Ol Capt. John C. Burn, hero pilot of nm a story Just problems between the passengers and-° have advanced about 10 per cent in recent about it. = x an airifner that crashed in the 1 & plea in the transit company. months after establishment of a unique | By JOHN V. WILSON Mrs. Owens works In the sea yesterday, was released from x ~; ' x y Rf 's Drug Store ¢ u i . unty Audi. They, are matters for the entire city. For it - transit fare system which includes the highest City and county officials Ske Drug Store at Ae Sorner a hospital today after being held 0 1s unden is now generally known a city’s transit system rates {n the nation for metropolitan transpofta- stand hopelessly divided on De a hia and ooo Su lander » police guard for several d jury. Tus affects the economic well-being of the community. tion. merging health and hospital Hook's 17 véars Plo) ours 8 returne As a result, there has been widespread interest 353 : Cansas C alls . : s Eh a aL . . : 2 » t rassengers in Kansas City : fa & a nm : jing Fisher in the latest plan by Indianapolis Railways, Inc., aye fay and ry ys customers in any facilities this year. an Fear a8 Lhe colorful Boop Capt. Burn, who suffered only claims to to solve its transit problem —to make money and iyar large city. Still, the public transportation | Neither Mayor Clark nor Coun- baskets start pouring Ran the minor injuries when his Pan ers, give good service at the lowest possible fare. difficulties in this community do not appear to [ty Commissioners have decided on store she thought of hundreds of American Airways DC-4 crashed, rded oS unapolls, like every other metropolitan be permanently solved. membership - of the .combined children who would be unable to {left Presbyterian Hospital with lay carried city, Jee : 5 Frans system to furnish trans- Here is the Kansas City plan: health board, although its Cred- ican them. “Why couldn't some- Ihis wife, Singer Jane Froman, L in abate. portation dally for 180,000 people who either do Basic cash fare—20 cents or four tokens for tion Js less than three months thing be planned so the baskets (who flew to his side from New r charged not have automobiles or prefer to ride a bus 75 cents. away. could be given to the children’ York. toning him York They'd Be Stranded Weekly permit cards—§1.25, entitling the a kre En She: (sug! ” Miss Froman argued with au. 2 § es 8 J + ” ues: i 29 If, for example, Railways would decide to go holder to an unlimited number of rides on pay- health - merger law from the A LITTLE figuring showed Her thorities for four hours before She ge out of business tomorrow, thousands of workers ment of 5 cents additional charge each time books. The suit is: pending be- it would cost about $1 to buy a was permitted to see him at would be stranded, unable to get to work, the permit card is used. Thus, a passenger who fore Judge Norman’ E. Brennan, basket, fill it with assorted eggs § hospital. The plane's four other arial exact. Yet, the transit company cannot be forced takes ten rides a week would pay 17%; centes for | Superior Court 3. land candies and cover the whole crew members were released with the plea, to operate at a loss as it has been doing for the each ride, including the $1.25 for the permit Clark Likes It thing with cellophane. Capt. Burn and they moved #40 a iblisher of last few years. card and the 5 cents extra each time he rides, | ark Likes It Then she went to her boss with hotel where they were to stay oday after So the problem that must be faced now is If the same passenger paid the basic cash fare Mayor Clark, who strongly the idea. He agreed to let her until investigations were come suit in his how can Railways operate adequate transit serv- instead of using a permit card, the oR ua favors the merger, has instructed have the materials at cost and pleted. : ately peti- ice for Indianapolis. The answer is not simple. Pe $2. If he bought tokens, it wou e ».v0, the city legal staff to Support Hie Permitted her to keep a collec- Capt. Burn ‘was at the controls Practically every transit company across the Use Lowers Cost law. He wants a promp dec sion lon box in the store for con- of the plane when it crashed off reme. Court b . ns {80 he can plan the city's 1953 tributors, ige to hear nation faces the same problem of higher operat- Obviously, the more times a passenger uses

Ing costs, fewer passengers and a loss in revenue. his permit card, the lower the cost per ride, If

budget this summer.

Each person who contributed a

San Juan as it was returning for

‘an-dominat of ATS: Wi an emergency landing. Fifty-two W. Marshall Pale, president of Railways and phe rode twenty times a week, the cost would be | But the Republican Soming od Jovian 4 I his Spi with Mrs, of the 69 persons on board were one of the more progressive transit officials in apout 1114 cents a ride. Few passengers ride. that oa P. Sliver. want. the Your ind ot ae ernank killed. P Ban Ihe ation, avis fo uy hy Mazsag Guy plan 2 often, : -.. —— law killed. And County Attorney child receiving it merely had to Thirteen bodies had been rens nn P by Si ses y Pp n x uce The permit card plan was initiated in Kansas Max Plesser says it's “badly sign his name and mail the card sovered, and authorities teared the i a1 J cent increase in revenue for the com- City June 11, 1950. Then, the cards sold for 75 | written.” : to the:contributor. FILLING THE BASKETS—Mrs. Laura Overs (lef) and hor rest were entombed in the plane's . 12 (UP) pany. : cents with the extra nickel per rides. The plan |= 0 crrect of the streamlining | The response was terrific. Soon BA ho 1 . (wreckage on the ocean floor. or 1s Arnall Mr. Dale believes the casual or infrequent did not obtain the revenue the company hoped |,1an™ would be removal of the there was enough money £o buy husband, James, finishing the last of 181 Easter baskets. had been eaten by sharks. . rider should pay a cash fare of 20 cents for each 5 OF t ric f the card was ; | : : ” ; : Fig ride. Regular transit riders could purchase a JO3, 20 Det Fe Jo50, Tiree of oo until Feb. County Home at Julieta Irom and fill 181 gift baskets. Mrs. ternal Order of Police. Friends cess. She believes she has found, All the survivors were being policy o j week! : ] ais JU ComE - [supervision o om na a OWens spent nearly all her spare rallied and brought in their dol-|, h ab {questioned about the crash, and s of unine om an ute] ae Senj8 which allows 10, this year when the card was hiked again to | phir) management of Julietta," ;ieting th [out enough Shout it Lo Start male ie Cae a House 1 Fifien them an unlimited number of rides for an addi- $125. In Februar also, the basic fare, which |! iticised for many 8 completing em. (lars, and Patrolman Owens even | 1 ? £ vo And oh , price ceile y has been ¢ériticise | The Ep . (Ing plans for next year, And she tat ted to open an ine tional 10 cents each time. Tokens would be had been 15 cents, was raised to 20 cents. Veet Frenor Doan Lamba ghapler of got a Konus from . man he} lends to “dig in” early to make Ne - vo abolished, o I iy a . ’ 1 a|™ on Sigma pha sorority do-|took to jail in the patrol wagon, | ’ v . : Fare revenues for March of 1952 totalled I hope the law will be declare ; | aya ihe Mr. Dale has asked state approval to put this $1,092 0 For March of 1951 the figure was ancora Ay Dr. Silver said. nated $25 to the fund. This was Mrs. Owens considers this firstit a bigger and better Easter for| Miss Froman and Capt. Burn 3 0 L Kansas City plan in operation before May 1. The $1.004.790. Thus, although the March, 1952, fares |“It's discriminatory. County tn. \PTOMPUY matched _by the Fra-|year proved the experiment a suc-|these unfortunate children, were married five years after he 3 at present fare is 15 cents cash or two tokens for (ape substantially higher than those of March, |stitutions ‘should remain under | : saved her life in an airplane ne bo a quarter. . - 1951, the total revenue showed only a slight in- [the direct supervision of the * crash off Lisbon, Portugal. : He's Skeptical crease. Commissioners.” 1 & § WwW d B t On the same New York plane and public, ] Public Counselor Walter Jones, the man ap- Altogether since Feb. 10, revenues have | Step to Merger | un ! ens a oon X er r £5 with Miss Froman was Max e Oftes of pointed by Gov. Schricker to see that the public advanced an average of 10 per cent. That rate ii : 5 th F 8 oie Jenessky, Dayton, O., whose wife refused to gets a “fair break” from utilities, does not be- would net the company about $1,200,000 extra | Mayor Clark considers e or iller ] ® and two daughters died in the ation on lieve another fare boost is the solution to Rail- this year. {health law a step toward a Nig] in aucer I I crash. Mrs. Jenessky, Junec:'S, n would be ways’ financial problem. He thinks some method Will Break Even jpolitan area for Indianapolis and] ; and Jackie Lynn, 18 months, other than a fare increase should be attempted. Such a circumstance would enahle the firm to |Marion County. Already, there C uster By Gniles Petra were three of the fve mainland i Howevet, Me. Jones has Salled 2 Shetial Sp - break even, a situation it has not attained for je general Ie ON ons By Usiied Pre MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Apr. 12| “They couldn't keep the theodo- Americans killed. erence Apr. 168 of labor leaders, city and coun : ition o - lo " I . : ; officials. pr Iedders and Tusinessmer io hy many years. But rising costs and increased de- ing. | NEW YORK, Apr. 12— The A Sullomn Xje wh. the lites going fast enough to keep The others were Mr. and Mra. the. transit problem. Jiands hy lator ingicate JoT Year or. Soliow The basic question in the health search for “scarface” the miss- pending on “chance observers”|®M In the field of their instru-|,ee Van Daalen, St. Paul, Minn. fifth or Mayor Clark has indicated a willingness to be made. > merger dispute, according to theo ny 0 4 chain that may and set up a 24-hour watch untfl ments,” Mr. Kaliszewski réported, Their bodies were identified. The ke thelr participate in the special conference and in the Although tev : has ‘Mayor, is: “Are we going ahead to the killer of Arnold strange aerial objects seen in| Put they did catch glimpses of Van Daalens were trapped in the wi front public hearing on the ptroposed fare boost before an ap ae Yonues are an fue Sompany Sa (in unifying government here or Schuster. spre d al [Minnesota and Wisconsin skies them. sinking plane after they pushed Hornets; the Zisis Public Service Commission Apr. 20. He _[PS. Jusiopers, Daring Fe re provides for a fvesliyn ar Pri _ ei are Ménited. ihr. Moore said these “strange oF Uf aoar.oid & oorvive Nes, eat cor Slam Sy Fold be represented by Corporation Most of the increased revenue will go to pay member, bipartisan board 10leviek n | Aerial gbjects “of undetermined things” have been seen at least In . Hb safety; une want to = what is best for Indianapolis» 2 $900.000 wage increase; and increases in taxes ltake charge of all city and county | : origin and terrific speed” have 20 times by General Mills person-| The other victims were Pus . ; st n 8, i : Ine ’ . T : the Mayor said. “We'd like to know a rat and maintenance oss, ; ; [hospitals and health programs Me, Schuster, 3 elothing sales- been sighted by Charles B. ee Uo ig The Hr Dal Rim 2 Siam, eague the transit problem It is nossible some increse ere Ebpears ho easy solution to transit diffi- next.Jan. 1. Three members slejran, pointed out bank robber 3 an aeronautical Suginece a i ra 0 bd ® or upany, victory . el > culties here. In this metropolitan area of 850,000, | ‘charge o alloon operations re - might be necessary, but we want to 100k out for the Public Service Ans serves about 560,000 |'0,P® appointed by Mayor Clark, Willie Sutton to police last Feb, 2 tracts, is trying to construct a Hoosier Heads Beach the public's interest.” : : :

Hever ly 1. i % |General Mills, residents in an area of about 80 square miles. I 2 Combiasioners JY Lil He was shot and killed Mar. 8. The objects also were seen and Dalloon that will rise 100,000 feet GI N : Those not served by Public Service rely on ing reorganization of health fa-| More than 100 detectives and raported in detail by J. J. C. Kali- 'n the air with instruments sensi- ewspaper private cars or small independent transit firms. cilities in the country’s history, an untold number of uniformed szewski, General Mills supervisor tive to cosmic ray activity. A Hoosier is general The company says the answer to its financial {the Iaw was designed to end “con-|police, armed with a description of balloon manufacture, Mr.| Mr. Kaliszewski was in a plane, of the European edition of Stars Jimenty I Iv Tome) a yepal routes in areas [flicting and overlapping” pro-{0f the man who purchased the Kaliszewski sald he saw the SHISIRE 2. balloon flight, when he o Stripes, famous GI newspaper Where population is scattered. It wants to main- | °C {stolen pistol that i 4 fe” k two air- saw the objects. tain only profitable lines. But even now, 45.000 SF 2aMs. | Pp at Jlled Mr. “objects” while making : ) which celebrates its 10th anni.

For years, The Indianapolis/ Schuster, toured taverns, piers, plane flights over Minneapolls| “we saw no vapor trail and . day. residents of Kansas City, Mo., and about 250000 Times be led a drive to fake men's hotels and waterfront/and St. Croix, Wis., versary Friday,

Whether the Kansas City plan is a permanent or only a temporary relief remains to be seen. If labor costs and other operating expenses continue to mount, doubtless the company will be back asking for more money. Mr. Dale believes, however, the proposed 20 cent cash.fare and the promotional permit card fare will be sufficierit “unless inflation hits the

on Oct, 10 from past experience I know that

city.” in close-in suburban areas are not served by the 3 institutions out of politics. dives in a hunt for the man. land 11, 1951. this thing was not a balloon, jet, ro A iaurice | , pany, | City Attorney Frank X. Haupt| The description of the scarred “I can't say whether they were conventional aircraft or celestial son of Mr. and | has advised Mayor Clark to g0 man was given to police yester- space ships, flying saucers or star.” Mrs. Walter B. Suburban F d | f 4 ‘ahead with his appointments even day by a longshoreman who is what because I don't know,” Mr. Kirkwood of . run nrormation though the test suit has not been alleged to have stolen the murder Kaliszewski said. “I had never Blue Dye Helps Tipton i : Fares Jump Ch . s N d decided. [weapon from a consignment of seen them before, They were Y Published in d Cash transit fares today airmen ame | Would Appeal ‘guns awaiting shipment on a/strange, terrifically. fast,

Jumped from 15 to 25 cents on | the Sunshine Gardens line and from 15 to 20 cents on the Mars

Tumor Treatments

By Rolence Service

its own plant at /

Darmstadt, 4 NEW YORK, Apr, 12—A blue Western Ger.

Had ‘Peculiar Glow’

: Brooklyn pier. The informant told | Both the Mayor and Mr. Haupt “They had a peculiar glow. One|

Miss Sally Butler and Joseph E.| Palmer have been named co-chair- are agreed on appealing the case Police he sold the snub-nosed re-|

men of the public information to the Indiana Supreme . Court, |VOIVer to a scar-faced man in a seemed to have a halo around In dye with an affinity for tumor many, the paper Hill route, committee for the Indianapollsisnouiq Judge Brennan rule 10Cal bar. (With a dark Uier.suMface, tissue may make’ X-ray treat! ioulates more And, at the same time, Indi- | Hospital Development = Assocla- |, o,i01 ‘the law: They would seek 5 SE | Jo suid he \ninks the govern, "0. heer more. effective anapolis Railways, Inc. dis- | gains : iy

ment ought to ot. up a 2phourly, John F. Heller of Yak Onan 200000 cap. Mr, Kirkwood alert with radar, elescopes, : Y versity School of Medicine re- oints as far away as North [cameras and other instruments. ported at the meeting of the In-|P

| “We shouldn't have to depend {Africa, England and Austria. 0 { {ternational Association of Medi-| of new hospital beds here, early this week. Then the case/ ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland, those who chance to see some-| o'r fuseums here. The 12-page dally and 40-page

; Apr. 12 (UP) — Mystery today, ‘ .| will be set for trial. | . ; {thing, without proper instruments 8 a ition penetrates the . A geaguaie of the Indiana Unt The law was challenged by a Shrouded the fate of five Nor- or any scientific approach,” he!- The dye is called isamine blue, Stngay edi at pas and Viene Foray ye] flav Mine toi Vinard 8. Buckner, 8iAn sealing ships and thelr gay or, chemically, naphthylpararos a former president of the inter- yer, . ' said.

Mystery Shrouds Fate Of Missing Sealers

tion, which is to conduct a $12 decision ‘before July 1.

|million fund raising campaign. | Z | Their job will be to acquaint lo- Mr. Haupt: and County Attor

cal citizen with the critical need "¢Y Plesser will file final briefs

continued another bus route, i 38th St. and Ariington Ave. The new token fares on the two suburban routes are: Sunshine Gardens .......22%¢ | Mars Hill ........ eeesen 1Tle | The new, higher fares apply |

eek rides the [100 crewmen more than a week ‘e 1s the man who first Saniline. When Injected into the na and once a wee only to passengers who cross national Federation of Business after its enactment last year. At overdue in the Arctic Ocean. ar to0re i8 The Jen woo fist blood stream, the dye seeks out |State Department courier plane The Shy limits in either di- and Professional Women's Clubs. that time, it was assumed both A . rection. {

The United States and Ca-/the “flying saucer.” While mak- the tumor, staining it blue. And/to Moscow.

: : nadian Afr Forces. both planned|ing balloon tests 18 miles south of the dye in the tumor or cancer| ppp, Kirkwood, who has been of the Indianapolis Medical Soci- decision. searches. But their planes were Hot Springs, N. M., on Apr. 14, %¢éms to make it more SUS- with Stars & Stripes since August, ety, formerly worked for news-| But there was a long delay. hampered by bad flying weather 1949, he picked up an unknown ceptible to X-ray destruction. (1046, 1s a graduate of Indiana papers in Michigan City, Wabash pfter the case was set for trialiand a thick blanket of fog. laerfal object in a theodolite. So far, Dr, Heller has not tried University. Sha Dard, an] was We pay tor 2 few Hoye ag My Buskner's — pr pi—————a (A theodolite is a telescope-like the blile dye treatment in human | 8 cago Lureau 830Cl- attorney, Henry M. Coombs, re- i measuring instrument.) @ patients because he has not! ’ ated Press. ‘quested more time, Recently his Berliners Swelter : EAs) nz crewmen at the Gen- been able to get a pure form of They I Catch Up final brief was submitted. BERLIN, Apr. 12 (UP)-Ber- eral Mills tacking station here, the dye. But in rats the dye| . BRUSSELS, Apr. 12 (UP)— liners shed their coats today Doug Smith and Richard Dorian, seems to help. Tumors with dye Editors of Brussel’s Communist when the mercury climbed t6 77 poth confirmed sighting the ob- stain were considerably smaller newspaper Drapeau Rouge have Main lines of attack of the degrees, the highest temperature jacts 12st fall-when Mr. Kallszew- after X-ray treatment than|not heard the news. A frontpage aw.are that it attempts to side-eyver recorded . “tn Berlin on ski was in the‘air over Minneap- tumors . given -the same X-ray headline in the paper today reads debt limita-|spy 13, | olis. {dosage without blue staining first.|" Eisenhower, Go Home.” vests lawmaking powers in

‘an appointive board and grants] “le ck’ € BALCONY BOOK SHOP

Mr. Palmer, executive secretary!sides would pregs for .an early

Farm Property Values At Record $76 Billion

WASHINGTON, Apr, 12 (UP) — The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reported today that farm property values increased 125<per cent from 1940 to 1950, : { reaching a record $76 billion in ; the 1950 agricultural census. The value of farm real estate has continued to climb, the re-| i port sald, and totaled $96 billion! ! ast month. |

STARDUSTER — Hoagy Carmichael, Indiana's best known composer-pianist - singer - actor, will be soloist with the Ft. Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra, Igor Buketoff directing, in a popular concert at 8:30 p. m, next Tuedday in Quimby Auditorium, Ft. Wayne.

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Atom Probe Put Off }

WASHINGTON, Apr. 12 (UP) —Congressional hearings on the 1 atomic energy program, sched- step constitutional uled to start Tuesday, were post- tions, |poned today until Apr, 22.

Arguments

{taxing powers, The same questions were raised {in heated debate hefore the State Legislature -by the Marion Coun-

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ty Home Rule League and Perry Township opponents. City Attorney Haupt declares ’ the tax and bond questions have . ) ee ecided by the Supreme 4 : . THE ARISTOCRAT/OF Bern di Suen Rotel Ton Duan vous) Sopeces Come and Hear a Lecture by Dan Dale Alexander, Author of sanitary corporation for Ham- : a "Arthritis and C Sense” i nere are gevera otner indica- , tions of the sentiment of county Arthritis an ommon oense 5301 WINTHROP AVE. PHONE BR-5461 officials on the health merger Commissioner Silver has 'ae- . knowledged he has contributed to . ' the Home Rule League and its The NEW LUX LAUNDRY is modern inside as well as out. The newest lors Pa Yon ele 3 "good | MONDAY, APRIL 14TH, at 11 A. M., 2 and 3 P. M. and most modern laundry and dry-cleaning equipment “has been in- Prion And Sefghtell a BLOCK'S AUDITORIUM, SIXTH FLOOR stalled in our brand new modern’ buildings . .» the most modern disclosed Ne. ie #n aftotnev Jor ai . . : ; epart store of whic No Admission Charge, Of Course lant inside and out in Central Indiana tHe department store of which . : i plan ns : : ® Mr. Buckner, who filed the suit ’ is an advertising employee . > ' _—— Both officials insisted the re COME AND HEAR THE AUTHOR'S REVELATION about 12 lationship would not. influence! es . thelr decisions In the test cate | years in the study of ARTHRITIS and what you can do about it : ere in your own home. His book ARTHRITIS AND COMMON SENSE Robinson Jr. Trial— | propounds his common sense theory . no cure-all, no magic i Set for May 26 but a simple dietary method that has helped so many overcome k SANTA ANA, Cal. Apr. 13. : A . . . . : (UP)—Fdward G. Robinson Jr. | ARTHRITIS. He will discuss clinical experiences, balanced diets. i much-publicized principal in. a| recent family hassle with his fa-| . . 2 mous father. will be’ subject to If you can't make this date write or phone further. publicity May 26 — the] - y . CT date set for his trial on writing! (CA. 8511) for a copy of the book......2.95 LO n j i hate. 0. ad : worthless checks. z . ‘ : ° : i iil The 19-year-old youth was ar-| = bo i Sd : ; : Vii raigned vesterday before presid.- | —— a — ————————— ’ . ing Judge Robert Gardner in| rs 3 | 2% ~. . by Superior Court and pleaded tno. | | BLOCKS. Indianapolis 9, Ind. T-12.141 { Sh 2 Way Drive-Cash and Carry Service ~~ [oevriing o bitoni) | | / ay Five Y for $139.81 and 325 Please send me copies of ‘i f . : w— —- | “Arthritis .and Common Sense” at a total I® X Now a convenient 2-way Driveway for Cash and Carry customers . , . Milkman Hurls Strike - wo 5 ‘i Drive in to Lux from either the north or the south ends of the new YoKOEgg Thiel » |. 1twme-.. ............. vrisiichvaeees “, : CHICAGO, Apr. 12. (UP) —1 c Cash and Carry Drive. . . . and park right at our front door . . . Take Le! 0, Apr 2 (UP) il | ADDRESS oii. APT NO | 8, Ind. advantage of Lux Laundry's Cash and Carry 159, discount for all family let flv with a half-gallon bottle | | cify ZONE STATE | : pL "Igo : pi $n 4 . of milk and knocked off a thief! : rege bundles of laundry . . . 159, discount on dry cleaning, tee, Shirts | taking eggs and butter from his ; [ICharge [1COD. [J Amount Ene. ; . 'Shi ie! truck. - LT . Ind only 19¢c each . . . on the wonderfully new "Shirt Formatic" . ., . 1 Arneson's perfect strike caught | If #his is a new account please send | ee a most economical service. : Malvin Maxwell, 25 in the head. | | credit references, es In, : a ; - Arneson pitches for .a dairy L : | : | eo, Ind : ; , & 4 : baseball team, ; SE NE ——————— .