Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1952 — Page 27

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716,1952. ©. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1952 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

? . ow : . : . ~ ate i Rail Engineer Railroad Asks Guard to Give IU .- New Airport Setup Accuse Nurse of Setting Four Hospital Fires

ROTC Men a Workout BLOOMINGTON. Ill, May 16 the hospital sétvice room. #a-|

Shot, Beaten Fare Cut—First BEDFORD, May Te Tlie 200 Urged for Safety (UP) —A 28-year-old nurse was tients had to be carried from one

n Man Years Indiana University advanced YASHINGTON: May Is on arrested ‘late yesterday and floor because of smoke, but the In Gas kr WwW y ROTC students Sunday. will get yA nan} po (charged with setting four fires at fire was extinguished before seri- § 2 | For the, first time in many their first chance to try out the i "¢ 1 catety's sake, cities lan | the Normal, Ill, hospital where ous damage resulted. 1} i JOLIET, /py__|Years, a Major railroad today equipment they'll use in the Army. nd TOF SATOLY Ss, safe. FLIER PIAR TAC oo he first fire was set in waste “T, II, May 18 (UP)—|ggked for permission to reduce Many of the students will be Urey ne ypes airport: she worked. The first fire was set in waste | 7 rnest Rogers, 30, an engineer on jg fares. called to duty soon after gradua. 1d Pan any bulldings up to 23) State Deputy ‘Fire Marshal paper basket in the service room s | the Pere Marquette Railroad, told my. new York Central .Rail- tion. miles from the ends of runways./ james Wyse sald Rosemary Jef- Apr. 22, Mr. Wyse said. A dust Tough Paint /S Police yesterday that ne was shot road asked the ap Public The full day of. practical mil-| The group headed by 1a. Gen. | tors, a nurse at Brokaw Hospital, mop ‘was found ablaze in a hall § Rubberand beaten by an assailant who geryice Commission and the In- Itary experience wil be given then James H. Doolittle made 25 major confessed setting the blazes, Her Apr. 29, and on May 7 a match- | | , government's first fired three shots info a terstate Commerce Commission PY the 138th Tank Battalion ot| 2nd dozens of lesser recommenda-| motive was not divulged. box was set afire in a tablecloth : - us prices are wooden post while he stood talk- to approve a new plan for lower the Indiana National Guard's jions for safeguarding life, re-' “mp Wyse sai the last fire oc-/and dropped down a clothes ; ing to Mr. Rodgers. rates. PSC officials sald other 35th Infantry Division, at bat- ucing noise and making Im-'s,;rreq Wednesday morning in chute. ) ™ Reg. U. 8. Pat. OF aturally arises The shooting occurred at the railroads are : ted to follow. |talion headquarters here. provements at airports in con- A A ro » working for Willow . Ranch Farm, about 11. pen amo: a > * 9 i, Ei remem ne Sested areas Its 176 Rage report ’ , they on the officials sa at they be- . was. entitled “The Airport and! Th ( ) political pure i BTR AR love) This was the drt hee inNew Trial Ordered xis xegniors: I, Open Thursday (10 A. M.) Til 8 P.M. Durable, Stylish Splendor » hundred po b : ’ about 15 years that a railroad has’ | It advocated tighter governran be mighty SHE i her bus !asked for a fare reduction, : On Fraud Case ment control of airport. design for Walls and Ceilings * Now rvbber-tough paint * > =i Th ot { - i Hike LL 4 about te Bana as 55 nome waving when pei (1m he MLIOTELR0 M1 "4 mow til was ovdered tatay 253 0Praion by mean of lege OPPOSITE FLOW KOTE bigs winamed-o, a. * "os + 4% g at the pube a man about 60 came to the door, | against airline competition, which |g re ana jupreme: Court Shes all airports used in interstate . ing beauty to your every room . . . # Dries in minutes i ® sald he wanted to talk to Mr. has been cutting into train Pas: wavne convicted on securities Commerce. It said availability of because it smooth-seals against dirt ond 4 Leaves ne "peint™ oder yrlier charged Rogers and asked him fo step out senger loads. : {funds under the federal aid air- STATEHOUSE : stain tration, keeps its fresh low- fis end Board to the barn after he appeared | The NYC id “we are en- | Charges In Noble Circuit Court at ort act “should be dependent pene Yop re re lar ie at ull valy Reserve Boar Mr. Ro Pre AE e Sa |Alblon, and sentenced to prison/POT" 8 304 e dspenden | luster charm. And what's more, FLOW ceilings payments and he . Rogers said the man said deavoring to improve our finan-|y a year. {upon” local action to carry out KOTE is truly washable! Give your home # Assly it ever wallpapen on real in he as ane o the car's owners cial posion We tes he lower “5c hw was charged by th 8 Propose 28 ar aa pombe. | KOT sy wale Give you bri 4 intained they gasoline belonging to te fang flan "1 attract additional traf state with falsely representing the kind $30 in Cash | Du P y HOW RT 98 . oN |fihancial condition of the issuer FIN 000 in Cas on ay d 1 . in Hr Dowel as Rogers said that he denied Ji hat fhe NYC Jrobosed was & lof securities with intent to cheat, 1. d d i Pill “tightly higher) gal. which exp ut the man drew a 38-caliber p's-| ‘family fare plan” offering OWET and defraud. He also charged FYIGIAGN IN Filiowcase ' | ROLL 17 ON i : ] lg ma pred three shots into a|rates Ee TS ri with sale of securities with knowl-| CHICAGO, May 16 (UP)—In- : | FE Genuine Nylon earby post. A y * ledge the issuer was insolvent. |vestigators who found much of {4 Roll on a coat of new ‘ Then, Mr. Rogers told Sheriff| Children 5 to 12 years old, now! A jury found him guilty, fined/a wealthy widow's $200,000 es- 224 Ww. WASHINGTON ST. %/]\ beauty on your walls BRUSHES of Roy Doerfler, the man fired an. Paying one-half fare, would £0 johnston $10, and sentenced him/tate wrapped in a pair of pink in y on y : 114" Brush ..... 8% Dipes shot at him, striking him | free. phi 2 do 8 Jears to a year in prison on each of bloomers yesterday found another . \ . and ceiling . . . quick 2" Brush $1.49 n the neck and lodging in his °!d. now charge ' {two charges, the terms to be $30,000 stuffed into a pillowcase. | S 0 F rth i 0 Th d —easy —economical " a Story, shoulder blade. , |pay half fare. Children over 18 gepveq concurrently. Johnston! The money was left by Mrs, '8 ave ne- ou 0 ne- ir | ROLLERAPPLICATOR ¥, Bush he Nas The assailant fled after the Years would pay full fare. |said a court instruction to the/Cora Drapier, a little-known ; \ 7" Roller $169 31," Brush ....52.69 | : shooting. | The railroad asked the new jury wag reversible as related to widow who. willed her estate to CLEARANCE SALE | 20s» 4" Brush ......52.89 Cc ares {are be allowed for a 6-menth ge of the terms “fraud” and her attorney. “< ‘ ’ SNL Ba Ve ROLLER-APPLICATOR 79 PAINT POTS . rial period. | “fraudulent.” Tuesday investigators opened Complete Kit, . . § nner's charges Driver Safe as Truck ree certo pettuiseriit | The high court reversed thea ‘safety deposit box and found, &8 I '} mo 4 Leak-tite Cc y are not the - Falls Down Mountain |Iranls Urged by U.S. {lower court decisions and ordered $120,000 in bills in the bloomers, § |} ROLLER-APPLICATOR paint pots jana Office of NEW LEBANON. N. Y. May! : wot {retrial, saying “it is error to giveland a pair of stockings. The Replacement Sleeve 98¢ 5-qt. cap. 1 headquarters 18 (UP)—Seibert Hodge 48 27To Settle With Britain |an instruction which incorrectly|pillowcase yielded $30,000 in| Sham WL 0 : } . Wayne, Ind., leaped tity to.| TEHRAN, Iran, May 16 (UP) states the law.” tightly-wadded bills, including * - ho ir er, state OPS day when his loaded tractor-| ~The U.S. was believed today v Coal Rail Rate sve $1000 20tes. ut: trailer, its brakes gone, careened have persuaded Premier Moham-|\§ . 1 us | al O HANDY! there are “als down steep Mt. Lebanon near med Mossadegh to neat Hik P t d Big Washday for Him it Old Favorite Song | SAE cee AND § nployees in Ine here. |again with Britain for a settle- F{IK@ FOSTPpONne MANDAN, N. D., May 16 (UP) 'H | Reach all those out-of-the-way places Tele Jags ian ; Jet Mr, Hodge Japed, thejment of thoi 2h dlapute, u's | Higher railroad rates Yor haul- Radio Announser Jack hg 4 , cially. satay’ Abandy, light, household . . : unge rough a row of| "ing coal, which would have cost|0iier to do the laundry for the Ww | stepladder lifts you t up to those in-d-the full staff . guard rails, sailed 100 yards/Undersecretary of State Beary a deta more per first person to identify a quota- Prize Contest. & anners cessible spots . . . makes so many houseIndiana, th th Byroad d Mossadegh at al | 8 as Af ndiana, there rough the air and hurtled down | Byroa . urge ossadeg OD [ton of coal, were postponed today tion he read on thé air was wor 1B hold tasks so much easier. rs-about. $125, the mountainside. Mr. Hodge suf-'20-minute--conference - yester AY by the Indiana -Publie- Service DY Mrs. Kathryn Hoppe. Work in safe comfort—get your house - / ir. Dwyer said fered - minor injuries and was|to come to terms with Britain qo, agian. | Mrs. Hoppe is laundress for the 1st Prize 2nd Prize ar toda nployees is dee treated at a hospital. |before the World Court at the In a split decision, the PSC 300-student state training school a bold “step id A { a ; a (Tey "Sala Mossadegh agreea/Sisbended a 6 per cent boost in|here. | Special 5-Foot 50// atter resigna- Tidelands Oil Bill By 8 §h agrecticoal freight rates and set a= "=| Mrs. Harriet Mikels Mrs. Mildred Renf pecial 5.Foot = $7 Is Se |to try. hearing for June 3. The higher rs. Harriet Mikels rie Midre nro H hold Ladd ue Siaiementy s Sent to Truman | dc rates had been scheduled to go| MORRISONS -2050 No. Dearborn 1854 Sugar Grove Ave. ouseno adaer "OPS in Indi. WASHINGTON, May 16 up) | Wrecks Squa ar, into effect tomorrow. Indiond’s Foremust id. Sen. Jenner TThe Sonate 0day Jassed andi Cop Still Gets His Men foot missioners Crawiond Parky h an fh 3rd. Prize: Mrs. Laura Denk, 2945 Massachusetts Ave. OPS budget. use a Nd ppare op y i ve coastal states title t . | DETROIT, May 16 (UP)—Two against the higher rates. PSC in: A . . " ; enters Charge Bive sae Rr title to of ich men fleeing from Rookie Patrol-/Chairman Hugh W. Abbett fav-, 20 W Washington St. 4th Prize: Mrs. Lewis Skinner, 5603 Guilford Ave es are politick- Senat 2 man Arthur Holmes Jr., thought /ored the increase. | : «pe . r. Dwyer said nate approval of the com-i,, = ore safe when the police-| Railroads are seeking the in-| | | 5th Prize: Mrs. Morris Rickett, 102 No. Lansing 8 workers are Er re as ¥ Pi man’s car rolled over three times crease for moving coal, from alll : a , . Joseph C. O'Ma-|;¢per it sideswiped their getaway mines in Indiana to all points} Open Every Thursday price control oney (D. Wyo.) predicted it Imes, 28, lea; from the within the state. Nationa ! ¥ th “probably” wil fo ee ; igraly, he Night Till 8:30 . ; worth, as the H obably” will be vetoed bY wrecked patrol car, snapped 8 per cent hike had heen approved g i 249 W. Washington St. Mr. Dwyer said resident Truman. Mr. Truman nandcuffs on the two men and by the Interstate Commerce Com- Y Iry © > : House = inflation. was vetoed a similar bill in 1946. [then collapsed. Doctors said he mission, despite coal representa- STANLEY Jewelry Co. 39 W. 16th St. Li ncoln 3441 Opposite State Home Tr OPS started The House yesterday approved [suffered serious head and in-|tives charges the soaring costs] 113 W. Wash. Uisesln Hotel Bids. . If prices had the controversial bill 247 to 89. ternal injuries. are becoming prohibitive. !

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