Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1952 — Page 2

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; TUESDAY, JULY 1 1952

Claims Another Life Here

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Only .1° Off | All-Time High .

No Real Relief In Sight Yet

Indianapolis’ protracted heat wave caused another death today. Warner Williams, 71, of 418 E. 25 St. died in’ General Hospital| of heat exhaustion. He had been

Meanwhile, the Weather Bureau reported the city had 210 degrees more heat last month than usual. In. other words, daily temperatures during June averaged 7 degrees above normal every day, and only .1 degree below the alltime record for Indianapelis. Last year, the average temperatures were just about normal if you ean remember what an average June felt like. The normal 24-hour period is T7186. This month we had 78.5. In spite of the near-record heat during June, the weatherman ushered the menth out with a cool 69 last might—just right for sleeping. And again tenight you can hit the mattress and dream with cool breezes blowing. ; But you have to take the bad with the good, While it will dip te an almost chill 68 degrees tonight, we'll all~ =~ warm up again tomorrow. Then | it will be 96. | "WH And for the mext five days, watch out. We'll see*that thin! red line in the thermometer push up past the 90 mark. Today the mercury will bubble to 92. Now, the weatherman doesn’t, see any relief before Sunday, He| added cooling showers will be scattered, If they drep in, it will] be tomorrow night or Thursday |

erly Jeffers try to comfort Peppy, burned by a "dirty human dog."

ity Human Dog’ | MURDER Pours Grease on Puppy on the Highways

By ED WILSON |with ‘everyone. But now she! FT. WAYNE—William L. Perand in Saturday night or| We've heard about a lot of) knows what strange human be- ry, 51, Avilla, was killed in a ne a y We ‘mean people, but this tops them \ings can do. | head-on erash north of here on But Y ont look for more than all Peppy has lost her hair where Ind, 27 yesterday. Two other, % inch of rain all told, he sald. go 0 oi oav sneaked up on ad the hot grease -burned into her | men were injured. Meanwhile, another drowning y a P (flesh, There is nothing there now, | was reported, Beverly Ann Med-| month-old puppy and poured hot except livid welts, Jaa 15, New Goshen, was wading| grease’ over its back and shoul Donna has three sisters and a|

in Cold Water Creek with three| ders. [Proier, Jansing bb age [ow 3

A radio fire alarm system, con-| jer, looked up at as she hugged Who did this.” trolled from the desk clerk's of-it close, 3 Foighs mfort eg Who can blame them? dle General Motors fee, Jas been otetiod is the In-| “What kind of a beast would ‘Men to Contact Union u ldo thi like this?" Thermostats in all clubrooms, cri oy “Who is A ie? Donna, K of P Will Install | Two thousand employees of

the | closets, eorridors and sleeping hide off an innocent little LAFAYETTE, July -1 — youu: Silomg eally Jo an who never hurt anyone?” Pup, y op n the office n the am-| Peppy, a little black mongrel perature tops 165 degrees. given to Donna four months ago, "i be installed tonight as grand COBLAct tHE WARE DRE LL | The desk clerk then can give snarled at me when I came near chancellor of the Knights of o57 00g] 28 (CIO) said they want, ‘Pythias of Indiaha in a ceremony to tell members how to collect vaBefore Saturday night—when at the K. of P. homé here. Mr. cation "without endangering, {she got them-—she was friendly Marquart is flerk of Allén County. their compensation.

MUNSTER—Clyde Neumeyer, { Elyria, O., was killed yesterday when his tractor-trailer jack-

a deep hole.

of General Motors, idled by the 'Elton L. Marquart, Ft< Wayne, steel strike, were urged today to

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janything,” at .least seven were injured doing little of anything. |

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O’Brien was treated for a bruise

Army Reveals Toughest Tank

By Science Service

~ ‘Doing Nothing’ State Health Worst During Steaming Days

Hoosiers are unhealthier this nine lives in Indiana since June,

other timé of the {22, and it is unofficially estimated wed than any g |3000 others have suffered milder) NEWARK, Del, July 1—Slinky

attacks. and “low-down, with an armor Malaria, brought back by sev- hide that shells glance off of, the eral thousand World wa II and Army's newest medium tank, the Korea Gls, recurs most frequently during heat waves. Dr. Mar- |Fatten 48, was unveiled here this shall said the number of attacks morning. has “risen sharply” in the past| It can cross water 4 feet wide, ih bo" break ti hot ¢limb a 3-foot wall, negotiate an olio also breaks out in ho weather, and children suceumb to \8-foot trench, rush up a steep (it more easily when fatigued by, grade and zig-zag bafMingly. “Winter . and spring are not too much activity on scorching] This war machine "has been nearly as bad as this extended days: Dr. Marghail said polio out- coming off the production line at heat wave,” he said. ‘People are y|breaks are not above normal ROW, i; - Chrysler Delaware Tank less healthy and more susceptible] He offered a few tips on how to Plant for the fast 2% moriths. to disease than any other time, Stay comfortable and healthy: an “People don’t get enough rest! Take life easy. For the first time a one-piece and lose too much salt and nat-| Wear cool, light clothing, In- icast hull has been achieved and ural fluids during a het spell, [-¢luding hat. lthis 1s elliptical in shape to make Then their resistance gets low.”| Eat light, drink reasenable iis difficult for an enemy shell to Heat prostration has taken| ®mount of liquids, but net too bite into it. The turret is also Lu! OY. iin one piece, with sloping elliptilcal - sides to give greater protec-

. gH Take a few salt tablets daily. Red Cross to Start ltion and greater vision to the Adult Swim Classes rev, Now adults can learn te swim

While most people thought! |yesterday was “too hot to .do

|, Theyre dragged out, burned lout and fairly asking for germs come in and have a field day. “all because of the heat and humidity. Deterioration of Hoosier health was reported teday by Dr, Albert Marshall of the Indiana Board of Health, communicable disease division y

Elevep-year-old Charles R.| , 20 feet from a tree while picking "cherries, late yesterday. He broke ‘both arms. Glen A. Roberts; 4, of 5842 EH. Greenfield Ave., was just walking

{around in his back yard when he on a rake. Police

Two Crack Heads Miss Rosalyn O’Brien, 23, of 12209 E. New York St., was standing in Ellenberger Park pool

head first. They eracked heads. The boy was uninjured, but Miss

Evangelist Says Foe.

The main gun is a pew high Of U. S. Is Moral Decay velocity: 90-millimeter, with a free at the Broad Ripple peel] WINONA LAKE, July 1 (UP) quick change tube. Mounted co« with Red Cross-trained instrue- {—America faces a greater enemy axially with it, are 50- and 30tors. A new swimming elass from {th moral decay than in com-|caliber machine guns. Its engine g {munism, a Texas lay evangelist'is a V-12 air-cooled job made in 6 to 7 p.-.m. Mondays will start told 4500 persons Monday night New Orleans, developing 810 next week. “ lat the Youth for Christ interna- horsepower.: There is a crew of bottom. He was treated at Gen-| Classes already are in session tional Sth annual convention. ' four, one less than for previous eral Hospital for cuts over his Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Howard E. Butt of Corpus Patton Tank models. right eye and on tep of his head. Thursdays for employee groups {Christi said “the highways of his-| Perry Kinney Jr, 13, was from Stokely-Van Camp, West-tory are bleached with the bones! ,,. » treated in General Hospital for a ern Electric Co., Indiama Visuallof civilization which thought they| Killed in 4-Story Fall CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, July 1 (UP)—A window washer fell

over the right eye. At Garfield pool, someone dived lon Joseph Fox, 10, of 2836 Villa

Harold N. Stone, 40, of 247 McCrea St. dived into Broad Ripple pool, striking his head on the

Aids, P. R. Mallory Co. Lilly eould forget -God and get away | from his bicyele. | Varnish Co. and American Le- with it.” 5 Lauren Wright, 15, of 1145 W.| gion headquarters, | He said the “weakness of| 27th 8t., was standing in a park | Registration for the Monday America’s moral fibre is indipn his home when struck oniclass or a Friday class to start cated by such things as basketthe head by a wild flying swing. | later this summer ean be made ball scandals, increase in teen.

yesterday. Rebert J. Master, 31, was sitting en a window sill at

He was treated in General Hos- by phoning the Red Cross, LI-| age crime, and revelations frem|the Chippewa Shoe Co. when the | accident happened, officials said,

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