Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1952 — Page 13

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By Henry Butler rogram by the Jordan College dance department of Butler University drew the largest crowd

I've yet seen in Caleb Mills Hall: Eileen Poston, department chairman, and her assist-

ants managed to bring off promptly and smoothly a long and| complicated program of ballet,

both elementary and advanced.

With so many participants, Sue

'a preparatory student.

|- In the older groups, some out-

{standing work was done by Mary Mahan, Susie Smith and

from preparatory age up to Jor-/Charles Stoner of the Jordan dan seniors, that was a big/dance faculty, and Claire Hood,

achievement,

Soloists Praised

Careful planning of the -se-| Indienne,” a big oriental ballet quence of numbers mad» for vari-|designed by Miss Poston, which ety. So also did the handsome drew much applause.

costumes designed by Phoebe| Heath, assisted by Kathryn Bray. deserves a-medal for steady In so large a show. credits/C2Pable work throughout a more

[Clara Gustafson and Jim Mentzer. | The program concluded with

Lucille Cron, the accompanist, and

never could hope to be adequate, than two-hour program.

Among soloists who seemed!

especially memorable were Patty i 1 Connelly, the Fairy Queen of vy Jailed and Fined

Introductory ballet for the younger | Gaming Case

Church to Sponscr Strawberry Festival

Proceeds from a strawberry making yesterda y by District festival beginning at 5 p. m. Judge John Barry.

Saturday at the Madison Avenue! Methodist Church, 4001 Madiso Ave, will go toward the buil ing fund. The Young Adult Class of the church school will sponsor the festival with strawberries and ice cream served during the‘eve-

MILWAUKEE, June 12 (UP)—

Alfred Prey, 52, Milwaukee, was

sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined $100 on two counts of book-

Judge Barry gave Prey the jail

nisentence on a state gambling d-/charge and the fine on a city

charge. Two police officers said they found gambling equipment in

Prey’s room after they raided it| The Indiana Supreme Court] n a tip that he was taking bets/today affirmed a Hamilton Cir-|

ning. Mrs. Gervase Hess, accom- over the telephone.

panied by Mrs. Mike Gilmour, |

Prey claimed they forced their

will give vocal music programs at|way into his room, but the officers

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Chateau Club Raid

The Circuit today affirmed ‘a conviction but knocked out the jail sentence in an arrest growing out of the recent series of raids on the Chateau Club. It was the first hearing on a series of appeals which grew out of mass arrests and convictions in a series of keek-end raids on the North Side after-hours spot. Today's cose involved Nolan White, 317g: Illinois St. one of 49 persons arrested in the raids. White was convicted of drunkenness and given a 10-day jail sentence and $55 fine by Speedway Magistrate George Obed. Today Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe accepted White's guilty plea on appeal. He reduced the fine to $5 and eliminated the jail sentence. This ond other convictions in the Speedway court were appealed {by persons arrested in the oft|raided hot spot, the former Showboat.

‘Compromise Offer Fails To End Aircraft Strike °

TERRE HAUTE, June 12 (UP) |—A company offer designed to fend a 5-week-old strike at Allis {Chalmers Co. plant here was rejected Wednesday night by some 350 CIO-UAW union members.

Terms of the contract, which at-|

tempted to strike a compromise settlement with the aircraft plant | workers wage demands, were not {announced. | Meanwhile, police patroled {picket lines on a 24-hour basis {following a company report of violence.

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Sentence Affirmed

{cuit Court judgement at Noblesville in 1951 in which Ralph Borton, was given a 1-to-10-year

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State Supreme Court Upholds $50,000 Award

The Indiana Supreme Court today upheld a $50,000 personal in-|

Central Railroad to a motorist.

NYC locomotive hit his car at the| Shadeland Ave. crossing in De-| cember, 1945, Mr. Milhiser, a former ‘athlete and basketball referee, charged) the engineer failed to sound any warning. The motorist said he ididn’t see the train until too late because it was a dark, snowy

Gain in Church Members Reported

ST. PAUL, June 12 (UP)—One

increased 52 per cent in the past few years. Dr. Jesse M. Bader, head of the| evangelism department of the | National Council . of Churches, | told the annual Minnesota Method-| ist Conference that only 6 per cent of the population belonged to some church or synagogue in 1800. Today, he said, 58 per cent are members of some religious group. If the trend continues, 75 to 80 per cent will be church members by the end of this century, he said. { | Earlier yesterday, Dr. John W. i Bostrom, superintendent of the Methodist Church’s Mankato district, reported that the Methodists have invested more than $1.5 mil-| lion in new construction in Min- | nesota during the past year. |

J. A. Livingstone analyzes busi-

sentence for issuing a fraudulent check in"1949,

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‘Minnesota GOP Faces New Row

for Governor on the Re The sum had been awarded by ticket yesterday in a mo

Hamilton County Circuit Court to/threatens a new and bitter fight! Mike Milhiser, 45, Celina, O. He within the ranks of th was permanently injured when an gop.

Clarissa editor, and

Mr. Anderson in the primary.

At that time, lead-

Michigan Driver Loses Life in Collision

June 12jtruck east of here on Highway 30.

LEXINGTON, Neb,

(UP) — Edward K. Grubbe, 49, ST. PAUL, June 12 (UP)— Detroit, Mich., was killed yesterjury award from the New York State Auditor Stafford King filed day when the car he’ was driving

publican smashed into the rear of a gravel ve which

e Minnesota Reports Seeing Two ‘Meteors Over lowa

Gov. C. Elmer Anderson refused) ~ to comment on Mr. King's move,

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/but indicated he himself would —Frof. C. C. Wylie, head of the file within the next few days and University of Iowa Astronomy make a statement at that time.

Mr, King’s action comes on the heels of a stormy wrangle two] weeks ago among the GOP leadership when Mr. Anderson suc-| cessfully forced veteran Nuatiopal }. ve Committeeman Roy E. Dunn out of his job. The State Central Committee replaced Mr, Dunn with George Etzell, Anderson's top political of the nation’s leading churchmen/and adviser. { said yesterday that church mem-|ers of the Dunn faction made it Army Joins Navy bership in the United States has clear they would not hesitate to retaliate by backing opposition to Robert E. Army has applied for! enlistment here in the Navy.

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{seen two more meteors over Iowa He said they appeared June 6

Wylie asked Iowans who seen the meteors to contact him. He is doing research in me-

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Police said a truck driven by Lavern Jorgeson, Lexington, was making a left turn when Mr. Grubbe’s car collided with it. They said Grubbe apparently did not see the truck until too late. Mr. Grubbe's wife, Gertrude, was injured and was taken to a Lexington hospital. The death was the 119th for Nebraska this year, with 114 at this time last year.

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