Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1952 — Page 2
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Bry United Press SEOUL, Korea, Apr. 15—The U. 8. 45,000-ton U. 8. battleship Iowa into the port of Wonsan to wipe out shore batteries which have been firing on Allied|
minesweepers. The Iowa slipped into the har-| bor with the destroyer 3 ihe Sar at dawn and spotted what looked like a gun position on 2 on a peninsula jutting into the harbor A few moments Tater the Jowa's 16-inch rifies rocked the whole harbor area and the target disappeared in a cloud of smoke, mortar and dust, The Iowa prowled the harbor
S«inch projectiles at likely targets, When the two ships stood out to sea in the lates afternoon, the Iowa alone had fired 150 rounds of 16-inch ammunition and both vessels had fired a to. tal of 264 rounds of S-inch. The Navy did not report any counter-fire, On the ground, it was a quiet
PANMUNJOM, Korea, Apr. 15 (UP)~United Nations and Communist truce negotiators met today for 25 seconds—just long enough to tell each other they had nothing new to offer. Communist broadcasts dealing with the truce talks were simmering down. Most commentaries were limited to 100 words and in more moderate
language.
Kerr Campaigners Due Here This Week
Shells san Reds
Navy sent the
High Court OK's ‘Merger Of Two Sects
EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Churoh Editor The Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church were one step nearer a merger today,
The appellate division of the | New York State Bupreme Court! yesterday voided a lower court | decision which had prevented un fon of the two Protestant groups,
ister of the Union Congregational Church here, today clarified the proposed merger and the contro-| versy which, in some quarters, | has grown out of it. The suit had to do with civil] and property rights only, since courts of secular law have no authority over doctrinal matters. |
Vote by Synods
The Rev, Blue said the Evangelical and Reformed Chureh, voted by synods on the merger. The result was overwhelmingly favorable. But there is among the Congre-
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A three-day presidential cam: paign will be conducted here this week by. forces ng U. 8. Sen, Robert Kerr of | for the Democratic nomination. The Senator, who will be the 1 speaker at the annual
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helped finance the suit. : According to Rev. Blue, the Congregational Christian
“ling of the General Council of his
More was ion includes 2754 churches with
gational Christian Churches a segment unfavorable to the union. The Cadman Memorial Congregational Chureh of Brooklyn and the Cadman Memorial Soclety filed the test suit. Rev. Blue said other opposing parishes
Churches prize the autonomy of ate parishes, They fear this
be jeopardized in a merger. Sees Definite Action He predicted the national meet.
denomination in June will bring definite action, Merger would affect 14 Evangelical and Reformed Churches and Christian Churches here, Evangel
m-igelical and Reformed denomina-
The Rev. Gerrad B. Blue, min-| 5
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RECRUITING BLOOD DONORS—While the bloodmobile accepted donations at The Wm, H. Block Co. today, the Red Cross set up a recruitment stand outside dn W. Market St. Left
to right are Pfc, William J. Yance, who
Mrs. Harold Klepfer, Red Cross Block employee who
ot |1 pints of blood;
aid: Miss Wanda A. Gibbons, a
signed up to give, and Pfc. Bernard J. Bolko,
who was given four pints of blood. Both soldiers were wounded in Korea and are patients at Atterbury General Hospital.
But Drinking
Indiana's citizens are making more money, paying more taxes and—perhaps —drinking less liquor. These are conclusions from the Internal Revenue Bureau's report of tax collections for January through March. Taxes paid by individuals and the excise and profits taxes paid by - corporations took a flying leap skyward, according to Col. lector Ralph W, Cripe’s tabulationa. Bottom Falls Out
But the bottom fell out of the
the two Congregational ,,r parrel, and taxes fell off,
leading to private speculation, Is increase?
Assistant Collector Wilbur 0.
Plummer sald the bureau is at a
na-{loss to immediately explain the in lquor income, especially after the tax increase of last November, The November increases, however, account for the big jump in other brackets.
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Last fiscal year the Revenue Bureau in Indiana collected more | than $1.24 billion. An even higher collection is expected this year. Here are some of the important
THE INDLANAPOLIS TIMES: :
Pair Nabbed: “Each Center to rl
On Shop Roof
Suspects Caught After Gun Fight
Two pistol packing burglary, ' suspects were nabbed by police {last night on the roof of a pawn-| {shop after a brief but spirited gun | fight. Patrolman Alvie Emmelman, climbed to the roof of Harry's Loan Co., 2458 Martindale Ave. {in the face of the gun-wielding man who. fired a shot at close range, but missed. : Officer Emmeiman returned fire andthe two suspects dropped their weapons, one gun falling from the roof to the street. The officers were sent to the pawnshop by a radio call from headquarters. A passerby had spotted the two, and told police from the roof of the one-story building to the street, Arrested were Jesse E. Roland, 24, of 2064 Columbia Ave. who police said fired the shot, and Edward R, Hanson, 28, of 1212 E. 19th 8t. Roland was treated for an eye injury after his arrest, Both were held on preliminary charges of burglary. Police said the men entered the pawn shop by breaking a rear door and were preparing to leave {when - caught. Officers reported {the men had taken 25 watches, | rings and clothing. Later police caught a third {man. They said he admitted takling part in the break-in. Charles E. Brown, 21, also ofia hatz E. 19th 8t., was held on preliminary charge of burglary. Police sald they took articles from|c him which he admitted taking| seco {from the pawnshop.
cruiser pull up as they were ready to leave. One ran down the alley, the otherr went to the roof to
They told police they saw the, Ero
Two Spellin
(Last Night's Results, Page 1)
The two best gpellers from each, {Community Center holding elimi-| {nations in The Times Spelling Bee! will represent their districts: in E the semifinals. 4 Centers that have too many ‘entries to spell down to two this week will hold second prelimi-; gr naries next week, The semifinals will be held May M 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Indiana ‘World War Memorial auditorium. The finals, to select the Indianapolis area champion, will be sang [Hany at 7:30 p.m. May 9 in the Indiana [Her] World War Memorial. The county school system is holding eliminations now to select | the two best spellers in each of the nine townships. The township winners will spell with Indianapolis school pupils at i semifinals,
Any grammar school pupil is eligible. The only restriction is that all entrants must be under 16 years old. The champion will receive a free trip to Washington, D. C. late in May for a fun-filled week and competition in the National Spelling Bee. Prizes will be awarded in The Times Spelling Bee to the champion and runners up. There also will be cash prizes {for the Indianapolis champion in the national contest. ; Other preliminary - spelldowns this week will be held at 7:30 p. m. in the following centers for the schools Hsted: TOMORROW AND APR. 238
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ry ro Apr, 15 (UP) ~Brig. Gen. Edward J, McGaw, commanding general of U. 8. troops in Iceland since May, has been named commanding general of the Army's Sixth Corps Artillery at Camp Atterbury, the Army sail today. He will take over his new assignment sometime in June, Brig. Gen. Charles W. Christenberry, head of the Army's Special Services Section since last May, has been assigned to the Far East Command.
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