Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1952 — Page 22

the windup of the Weathervane i country tournament tomor- . fow and Sunday to prove that © golfing fact. a is In the approaching U, 8. Open | for men, little Ben H the . Texas Terror, i8 fa to win

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when she tried riding a bicycle— standing on the seat, THAT ENDLESS energy, turned on golf, quickly made her

and bolstered the .women’s professional corps to the point where the girls can give the best male amateurs a bad time, Like last summer, when the women pros went to Britain to play England's Walker Cuppers.

Willie Turnesa and Frank Stead for the British amacrown, hunted up Miss Raw the night “before their match and advised:

Yous can also find} ! such| “You betfer get home early. ia 2 lo of 2avan aVacs Notas at Man-{Miss Rawls, beotuse you'l only playing orrow, : gr 3 ce Burke and JhmmylX facCready was very discomi orn.» fited the next day whet. playing| & | WITH WOMEN its the same(IO% the USS tess, Raw pEVL © ON WHEELS Joe _ story. The paver is “We're going over again ‘this Hinndto braces to hard for ueen women's golf. " Mrs an ‘inevitable ma- } But the, Narruplog lady from firmer, Zaharias Shuekies, sonite track. skating against the and we're going to suggest that No "von Chiefs in nhattan.

a real challenger for the Babe

Max: MacCready, who beat

and Carmen Basilio of Syracuse.

to the tune of lusty booing from morial Auditorium.

Tom Grawphley of the boxing commisison examined the cards of the three officlals and ruled that the card of Referee Joe Palmer was “Incomplete.” Grawphley declared that he would present the entire case to Chris-

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bout here between unbeaten Welterweight Chuck Davey

Basilio, a 8 to 1 underdog, was|tenberry in New York on :Monfirst announced from the ring as/day. the winner on a split. decision

the crowd of 7840 at the War Me-

Then Deputy Commissioner called the fight even, with three

PALMER, 8 - 37-year-old bartender, had voted for Basilio as the winner. On rounds, Palmer

rounds for each man and four even. Under New. York state rules, the point score is considered only if a tie is voted on rounds. On points, it. was announced Palmer voted for Basilio, eight to six, But Commissioner Grawphley sald that Palmer had failed to

Also, Palmer had voted points in three rounds that he called even-—contrary to pro-

Allies Kill

4 More POWs

2-Day Toll Boosted To 8 Dead, 17 Hurt

By United Press KOJE ISLAND, Korea, May 30 ~-American and South Korean guards killed four North Korean war prisoners today in.a fresh

{outburst of rioting and gunfire 280

that boosted the two-day toll in Allied prison camps to eight dead and 17 wounded. In the third and latest incident, guards fired into a work detail f 15. prisoners near Compound after one prisoner charged toward the guards. Two prisoners were killed, two died later of wounds, and three others were wounded, ; The two American and two South Korean soldiers involved were taken immediately to the headquarters of Brig. Gen. Haydon L. (Bull) Boatner, Koje commandant, for questioning.

the men play from the women's : : | Nidifying ner post pn Td apices while we play from the men's among the Rr will oe Officer Killed aifying het Position, Es Tt tees.” for the Roller Derby World | Three civilians who were inatte » ro 1 apart, It you've ever been to Texas, Series, May 28, at Chicago |terned were Killed and 13 were i her gaps 4 he RE you'll know she's not kidding. Coliseum. (NEA) injured yesterday in a riot among | is another Texan named. Betty prisoners in the Yongchon camp, i'd waiting patiently in sec- | » 5 ties north of Kolo 3 the : : Solith Korear. mainland. No Al: HETRRE = Verdict Questioned i sina, oo th when plays h One North Korean officer was Joe Rawls he . killed and another wounded $s windup 36 halos 0 twa er ave OSS slightly last night when an oh his Week 5 i Ne American guard's Browning au- : Yate hs got ny Sn in ed By United Press tomatic rifle was Slacharged acci- : nh . : inspection. . | the opening leg’ at Miami SYRACUSE, N. Y., May 30—Chairman Bob, Christen- Ba ng paction, imi ‘Beach, but fired Pe gin berry of the New York State Boxing Commission will be nists’ senior truce delegate, North Mo a at Seattle to |asked to decide on Monday who won last night's disputed {Korean Gen. Nam Il, demanded

that the United Nations “immediately stop these atrocities” and charged that the Allies are pre. paring “for another mass slaughter.”

Local Pilot Hurt In Plane Crash

A light airplane crashed at the northeast edge of the city yesterday and one of two occupants was critically hurt. Roy Taylor, 48, of 9600 Pendleton Pike, the pilot, was taken to General Hospital in critical condition. His passenger, Pfc. Carl Nyberg, Camp Rucker, Ala.,, was in fair condition in Veterans Hospital. The plane hit a tree taking off from a farm field when it was housed.

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Knowles, “I feel any fair neutral will decide that [Davey, won the fight but didn’t Basilio's manager, Joe Netro, expressed surprise that Grawiphley had delayed the final decision on the winner,

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the matter. For the two judges had split—one voting for Davey, the other for Basilio, Judge Harvey Smith voted for Davey, five round to four with one even. Judge Richard Fazio called the | [fight even on réunds, five each, ‘but voted for Basilio on points, six to five, Southpaw ‘Davey, fresh from a televised victory over Chico Ve jar, entered the ring unbeaten in 34 professional fights with only a draw to mar his record. Basilio had won four straight fights.

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DAVEY'S MANAGER, Hector ‘{Knowles, declared. that Palmer's

| -| WASHINGTON, May .30—Bet-| LAND A vote = “the = OF Bun or reception la In store for those| axing, listening to shortwave radio

“This is something new,” said Netro. “I .thought the decision

: Ed : “ PALMER'S CARD, the last to be announced, was the hinge of

‘ |being the senior “who has main-

scholastic record and who has ingutioa iment one

ing mental attitude.

Better Shortwave Reception Is Due

By Rolence Service

broadcasts, Occasional blackouts that for the last few days have been disrupting reception are ex-i pected to end today, and by Monday weak signals and fading will no longer Vinterefere with broadcasts, radio- forecasters at the National Bureau of Standards predicted this morning. Reception will be fair to good by Wednesday, and quite good on Thursday, they state.

O'Connor Appointed District Attorney

Charles F. O'Connor's appointment as assistant U. 8, district attorney for southern Indiana ‘was announced yesterday by U. 8. Attorney Marshall E. Hanley. Mr. O'Connor will leave the Air Force where he is a trial attorney in the contract section at WrightPatterson Air Base, Dayton, O., with the. rank of major. He is an Indianapolis attorney, i ————

Awards Made To IU Stars

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, May 30 — Basketball star Bob Masters of Lafayette yesterday was awarded the Big Ten Medal as athletes at Indiana University were presented honors for the 1951-52 school year. Masters received the honor for

tained an

4-year

the field of athletics.” The award has been given since 1915. Larry Meyer of Bloomington, Il, won the Gimbel Award as the senior who has himself in athletics and scholarship while displaying an outstang- g

Balfour Awards went to 10 Winners were:

5 Sedman. Junior ue: Fadi Sia selected

full. as

sophomore eld ace and

yer. d, sophomore|} FSi

Cauldwell Rites

Set Tomorrow |

Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Broadway Baptist Church for the assistant pastor's wife, Mrs. Christina Cauldwell. Mrs. Cauldwell, wife of the Rev. John M. Cauldwell, will be buried in the Masohic Cemetery, Crawfordsville, : Age 178, ‘she died yesterday in her home, 2108 Collége Ave. A native of Clay County and former resident of Crawfordsville, Mrs, Cauldwell came here five years

Surviving, besides her Husband, are two sons, Charles, yd, 1Mont., and Brig. Gen, Oscar, U. 8. Army (retired), Northheld, Vt.; two daughters, Mrs, Beatrice Wright and Mrs. Mildred Dodson, h of Gary; a sister, Mrs. Ida ard, Seattle, Wash.,, and seven grandchildren.

Protest U. S. Aid For Fall Creek

The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce today protested a proposed $1,200,000 .federal appropriation for a Fall Creek flood control project as “wholly unwarranted.” “Indianapolis is fully able to provide this improvement without outside assistance,” said President J. R Fenstermaker in a telegram to Sen. Kenneth McKellar (D, Tenn,), chairman of the Senate appropriations Committee, “We opposed its inclusion on earlier appropriations on the ground that . . . there is ample bonding power for this and other needed flood prevention here without one dime of federal aid.” The appropriation was for rechanneling the stream at the Indiana Ave. bridge and rebuilding the bridge.

Inauguration Day Set GREENCASTLE, May.30 (UP) ~Trustees of DePauw University announced yesterday the inauguration of Dr. Russell J. Humbert as president will be held next Oct. 18 during the school’s homecoming. Dr. Humbert is completing his first year as the school's president.

Run Over by Train, : Woman Walks Away

JOHNSON CITY, N. Y.. Maj 30 (UP)—Twenty-fivé freight train cars rode over Mrs, Irene Collins before she got up and walked away. ’

The 36-year-old woman told police she ducked under a car of a train_.to get to her home near the other side of the track when the train started. So she lay down between the rails. A signalman said he saw her, but 26 cars passed over her before & the train could be halted. ; Taken to a hospital, she said she didn't need any treatment and walked out.

Army Kills 11 Huk Rebels Near Manila

MANILA, Philippines, May 30 (UP)~—The Army killed 11 Communist Huk rebels today in an assault on a regional command post in the Sierra Madres, 40 miles southwest of Manila. The Army said the mountain

Manila newspaperman who became a Huk leader.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS ! Death Notices _

ANDREWS~-Cieorge DANNER--Guy R. ORTEL—Ben F. SMITH—Rasha E. SUMNER—May Selman

ANDREWS—Geo.. peloved husband of Mar, p15naden Andrews, cousin of Herm Lay ymon, Spencer, in Funeral Raturday, 11 BROS.’ IRVING adi KE. Wash, burs : fal in d wn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Ind, Callers,

BLANCK »Frederick R., 0040 Hardsian Bt, band or Nellie A. Dan L. James, Richard ¥., ‘Ih G. Merney, N. J.; stepfatner of Jon E. Clark; brother of Minnie tech «+ Mrs. Clara Jidward St

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CARR--Lillts D D., 140 8, Seventh St. Beech ve, widow of John A. Carr, A of Myrtle Mines, grandmother of Mrs. Mary Louise Bogan, great-grandmother of two, depar is. life Shirsday, age 84. Sepyices Monday, June 2, at MOORE & KI IRVINGTON CHAPEL, 5342 E. Was ington Bt, 1 p. m. Burial Rishvilie. Ind. Friends may call after 10 m. Saturday, (Greensburg papers Please copy.) CARTER—John W., ai age 11; 101 B. Ei- ., husband of Nelle Care John R., James E. Jesse Johnson; broid raul Carter Jud r Wrig also survived 5 randchildren and 32 reat-grand. children; passed a ay uesaay eve-

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AB ARY, 310 W. Washington St. Burial frown Hill, Friends may call at morusry.

ANNER—Guy R., age 62 years, of 72 North Irvington Avenue, hushand o of Nellie L. Danner, father of win, Ray and John Danner, Mrs, Aral Graves and Mrz. Elaine Carter; brother of Harry C. Danner god Mrs. Pruda McNurney, Liberty, and seventeen grandchildren, pissed away Thursday afternoon. neral Monday, 10:30 a. m., from BH Y BROTHERS’ IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 031, East Washington St, ane Mn? 00 p. m. Saturday. ARD —- Ane Margreth, 3

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