Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1952 — Page 11

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TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1052 : ——

COPS 'N CONES—In Russia uniforms mean terrors, so frightened refugee Mrs. Maria Dupok hovers uncertainly in the background, as policemen Clarence Means (left) and Paul White try to comfort John, Michael, Danny and Nicholas Dupok with ice cream cones shortly after the family was evicted yesterday. .

Kindness Overwhelms Middlesworth Fix’ ce,

The Safety Board tomorrow will investigation into the

Evicted DP Family |

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a tidal wave over the city today ship Justice of the Peace Court! case. overwhelmed a helpless DP fam-|and the eviction was ordered. ily evicted yesterday from, their! (ther persons in the household one-room home while the father) gefended Mrs. Dupok, saying she worked and while the mother and «scrubbed constantly” to try to'! four children attended chureh. yeep her children and .the ' the July 5 incident.

Members of the Daniel and crowded, ramshackle room in the Maria Dupok family were as{rundown house clean. They said dazed by today’s kindness as by/the family “didn’t understand,” yesterday's terpor. The non-jrequirements for disposing of | English speaking refugees from garbage and general sanitation. a report that

| versity assistant Russia cannot understand the| yesterday Mrs. Dupok scrubbed! so 1 events which caused them to be| y p [Was taken. imo

; land hung out her wasn, then took! - sus 5 padlocked from their home at her four children to church asl ren ifivine Uspeet Suy > 1237 N. Pennsylvania St. {she does each day. She rrturned| c The Dupoks were evicted byito find the door padlocked. Neighlandlord Louls Bernstein, 1440 E.\pors said Consiable Charles -Lo-| reported. Market St. who in the past hasigan entered the room, threw the! In the midst of arrest proceedbeen under fire from health, fire| family’s meager possessions down ings on charges of drunken prevention and rent controlithe stairwell, then loaded them!griving, reckless driving and inagencies in this and other prop- ang even a tub of soaking clothes toxication. it was reported, Pa-

been ordered to make statements)

Ambuhl said,

the Butler

— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —— : Business Notes— :

Heat Wave To Movie Box Office

By DON TEVERBAUGH

Just {movie

But just about every motion worse before it betters. | picture theater has ait condition-| ing and right now that's money have meant declines in the furni-| in the bank. Dale McFarland, general mana- tries, also. ger of Greater Indianapolis ; Amusements Co., reports that at- ‘Whenever That Comes’ tendance records for the past few, l weeks have been 30 to 35 per cent above earlier figures. Popping out of the theater dol-: drums (from Easter to July 4th) operations in our plants approxi- _. movie attendance shows an im-iyately one week after the end of

pressive gain and promises nice ne steel strike, whenever that * box office for this late summer mes." :

jand fall, he feels.

Some of the film companies History Repeats |were hesitant about showing their |films during the week of the GOP| * Eli Lilly & Co, found today his-| They figured it wastory had.repeated itself in Cali‘too tough to compete with, but itie nia didn’t work out that way. Al Hendricks, manager of the Indiana, reports that attendance] is up over last year. | “Who cares if they're telecast- quake, "ling the political conventions,’ “It hasn't hurt our. atActually, it increased charge all their products damaged

{the week of the GOP convention.” by the disaster. Probe Slated { But the prolonged heat wave, Yesterday the firm announced ‘has scorched whole families rightit would do it again, following the jot of their Vill fobus and into quake which crumbled homes and) : ‘the air-conditioned theaters. A rush of kindness rising like|did not appear in Warren Town- Hugh (Wally) Middlesworth “Aix “They make no bones about it,” . . said Mr. Hendricks. Police Chief John Ambuhl t0-ito gtay at home. Entire families day said Capt. Michael Hynes and come in with the youngsters in Patrolman William Babbitt havetheir arms.

“But the motion picture indus-|

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fide. :omedy,” he said.

{stay home, {it’s too hot to watch TV,

{convention.

“I have to have them for the ton.” he added.

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temperatures, attendances "have been

{€limbing steadily. It's too hot to ployment is still stumbling. The! it's too hot to shop,i Steel shortage and local labor]

“It's too hot

{try is offering better attractions, Mediate shipment during disas-| “We have Walt ters. And the company's shipping! Board of Safety tomorrow,” Chief Disney's ‘Robin Hood’, Martin and Personnel are on 24-hour call in : and case these products are needed in| The investigation grew out of ‘Where's Charley? — the Broad-'2 disaster area. i Uni- {way musical version of ‘Charley's l football coachl|Aunt’ starring Ray Bolger — and these days | custody as ala few other top films coming up.” The public’s now on a musical tick, commented Waltér Wolvernames of prominent politicians aston, manager of the Circle The-/ his drinking companions, it was|ater, . “In the hot weather folks like heir entertainment ‘on the light Musicals are big and so is

‘Jumping Jacks’

' he/pharmaceutical

er PAGE n 'Police Arrest Two fin Cab Holdup

| ‘Police nabbed two suspects ‘minutes after¥®he robbery-beating jof a 39-year-old taxi driver here today. : Orville Hartison, reported he » was slugged and robbed of $8, a lwrist watch, eigaret lighter and {his taxi keys by three men. He {had driven them from downtown |to the 2900 block of Ralston Ave, | Patrolmen William Mangus land Oren Sowers arrested Reese {Cook Jr., 22, of 521 N, California St, ard Herman Edwards, 18, of 315 W. North 8t., two blocks from, the robbery scene. | Mr. Harrison, 39, of 1119 E. {Washington S8t., identified them las two of his attackers. Police said Edwards had the taxi drive. er's lighter and watch and Cook his empty billfold. {| Both suspects were held on

| y Hit by Lightning, ‘Says It ‘Tastes Funny’

WINDSOR, Ontario, July 22 [(UP)—Albert Hasler said today ! by Sen. Paul Douglas as the war hero was introduced at the con- [the lightning bolt that struck { vention, him left a coppery taste in his

Who's Zoo—On Highway =

> : VE Is Boost

net gain of 2700 jobs. Retail em-| ployment is up in every trade ea cept food and apparel. ‘However,

manufacturing em-

| disputes in the metal working in-| {dustries have hurt, It will get, Sluggish market conditions

| ture, textile and apparel indus-|

Meanwhile, International Har-| ivester. Co, told its 44,000 laid off! fworkers (about 2700 here): fg “We are going to try to resume,

% Fo Fu : HONOR GUEST—Sgt. Dan Pittman, Freeport, Miss., Korean | veteran and a Congressional Medal of Honor winner, is embraced

Mr. Hasler said the bolt spun him around and left him speechless for several minutes, then bounced across the street and {burned out every light in another | house, Zig

Produce

| Egss—FOB Cincinnati, cases included on {graded eggs: U. 8. A. large white, 58-65¢c;

Back in 1906 when the city of San Francisco was crumbled by the Golden State's worst earthIndianapolis’ mammoth firm established the policy of replacing free of

| brown, mix, S8-8335c: . medium, | -5T%¢; wholesale grade, commercia {business buildings in the Tehach-| erage 40 "per cent: po yf ras { | 49- i eurrent rece 8, Cases ~xchal » api, Cal., area. : 30-38¢: market firm, undertone unsettled,

demand fair Chickens-—-Red, 32-33¢: white cross and , 33-33c: hens, heavy, 17-21c; hens, light, 14c; old roosters, l4c; market ubsettled on fryers, with .ight demand; very little trading: hens, steady to firm. 90 80; Pre-

Butter—_Creameis, acore, mium butterfat, $

regular, 87e. ETI,

The Lilly firm maintains a reserve of typhoid vaccine and; ‘other biological products stored lin concentrated form for im-|

That's comforting to

Number Please?

The Pennsylvania Railroad has ithe largest trainphone system in [the world. It includes about 1300] !trainphone units in operation|

along 2000 miles of track. i { The road has 2-way units on

erties he owns : i | . linto a truck. He drove these to ; : _|916 locomotives, 230 freight train 1952 All agencies criticized landlord|y storage house trolman Babbitt was ordered by} THE CIRCLE has some #op cabin cars and 122 control towers! re Cowely & Surety Co Bernstein, saying he “crowds”| s ge Se. 3 Capt. Hynes to “forget” the[notchers upcomifg, including] i ! rae i Siviin T w "| Summoned home from work at arrest. ; “The Will Rogers Story”: an. from the East Coast to St. Lous. “ - quarters DP's nga To an ous| Eagle Machine Co. Mr. Dupok, The patrolman also. was or-|>ther Clifton Webb comedy— A150 in use by the Pennsy are DON'T BE A GOOSE—Honking a horn never made a stalled : stand ‘their lozal Fights or re 4 25. hysterical. \dered not to make an official re-| ‘Dreamboat”; “What Price 20 Portable “walkie-talkie Units.) car start any faster. Use your horn only in emergencies. control ¢Bal Tights or rent| The refugees:from a land where|nort of the incident and a short|3lory,” a refilming of the ad-|IheY are used mainly by flagmen :

uniforms mean terror couldn't un-| ’ a Today the Dupoks were: (derstand police called to the scenes he, later rr iadiesvartiys ONE-—Housed and fed by a meant to help them. {without the official release slip kindly family, Mr, and Mrs. B.| The - Juvenile Aid Division required in such cases, = EB. Burgan, 142 8. Fifth Ave, thought of Mrs.sBurgan, a great-| Capt. Hynes has ‘béen - absent Beech Grove. The Burgan's said|grandmother who “loves children’ | from the city and the investigathey would take no pay for hous-'and who had offered in the pastition has been pedaling. - i ing, feeding even washing the to aid destitute families. +Mrs. - ! clothing the family wore, saying: Burgan fed the family, put them | : “The good Lord didn’t put us here to bed and then she and Mf. Bur-| Ho Price U Jusy 2 thigh about helping Those |gan, a worker laid off from Beech | 4 # / Pp v n e care of themselves.” | Grove shops, did a midnight wash-| TWO — Offered a _four-room|ing of the Dupok family's ony 90 Cents Here rental home by the Rev, James clothing, that which they wore, Jones, student at Butler Uni-| Today a neighbor woman ironed; versity and pastor of Somersetithe clothes while Mrs. Burgan Sianapolis Stock Yargs today.

said the duplex he tries to rent screened-in porch. to “those who need help” was re-: “I thought being alone to eat| pice 180-250 pounders sold for cently vacated by another DP might settle them,” she sald. “But|, top of $24. Ak and heifers family who saved enough to buy it's just impossible for them tol : a home and said:

“These people understand. Everytime you dol. $34 are welcome to it.” .

{something for them they grab a But even the good news your hand and kiss it, then back Cows and pulls. were steady, which 7-year-old Danny, only away as if they're afraid.” Mrs. | . - : A mit steady at $6-7, English-speaking member of the Burgan said she's had numerous, poges 4000: early trade wctive: iight and| family, tried to translate-—couldn’t offers of aid for the family, in|medium weight barows and gilis 50 cents| penetrate the terror and bewilder- addition to the offer of housing. pounds §23.25-23.75: top 324: heavier

. butchers 25-50 cents higher: 256-290 ment of his parents. | Owner Bernstein could not be ,ounds '520.50-23.25; 310 pounds 520; over|

‘enfures of Capt. Flagg an

uirt.

| -To start the cooler weather en-|

tertainment line will be “Carrie,” iL. Att M ! | re-alection bid of Sen.! : munications system and plans to, 108 Angeles orney Murray successful re-election en. | 2 heayy with Jennifer Jones and end more. om a a satety| Chotiner, who helped Richard M. William F. Knowland (R. "Cal.

Lawrence Olivier.®

Several managers report

attendance

been producing

films.

Dal® Shuder, , Keith's, Hogs moved active at the In-{toward

THE HOUSEWIFE is keeping attendance spectable, too:

{moved slow, choice yearlings sold movie

FBI oice 180-250) “Walk East

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more “adult”

figures She gets tired of, being in the house all day and |good to choice .slaughter ewes wants a change, says Howard {Rutherford of Lodw’s Theater. documentary

on Beacon Street” |

is in the wings at Loew's.

Top box office here in the past| “Quo

| ; L 4 ’ ” c 0 v./400 pounds $19; -160 pounds $17.50 They're so frightened, said reached for comment today. 400, pounds 13. 120-40 pounds $17.80% cw months have been Mrs. Burgan today. “I've tried to Meanwhile, Fire Prevention Capt. 300-400, pounds $18.15-19.56; choice Hght|yradie? and

make them know everything is Hallie Schearer célled him “a[5o%s $70:20.80: 400-550 pounds »18-19: 600]

all right, but they just sit and | trouble spot—always crowding | $12.50-1330, calves 300: steers and Mr. Dupok cries a good deal. They | these DPs in placed and Saying heifers ‘slow; choice yearlings $34; choice cannot understand what has hap-|it's because he feels sorry for Used, Ss, and Deters S00 choice pened to them.” them.” The City Health Board choice steers heid $32.50-34; Here is what did happen: lalso said Mr. Bernstein is Ai50 cents $1 lower; Owner Bernstein filed eviction source of repeated complaint, and 318-33: butls steady: ConmarciaL aT rd] proceedings against the family as/the Area Rent Office said it Nas|a4.50.27: Fuller and utiluy A “nuisances.” Apparently not un- investigated his overcrowdiflg ’ of |30so: top $31; commercial and good $25- | derstanding the meaning of a DPs into rental units over the 3%, cull ana utiits sis-aé

. Sheep 300: native spring summons left at their home, they’ city.

prime held

lambs active: |

|steady; good and choice native spring

iat $6-7

. i meetin Wading Pool Event Set arhqucke sions oid 3 d 6 (Grandfather's Clock | For Children Un er nr. Marguerite Franks reported today a century-old grandfather eligible to compete for the title suits. or sunsuits at all the con- years suddenly began to “tickof Indianapolis’ Wading Pool tests. to tock” immediately after yester-

HOLLYWOOD, July 22 (UP)- * Every boy and girl under 6 is; The children may wear bathing .),. that had not run for 12! King and Queen. The children won't have tog... oo tnquake here.

Employment Up Here |

| Employment here, as of July| {lambs '$25.50-28; choice to prime $29: top|19, reached its highest level of {$39; good to choice slaughter ewes steady | the year, the Indiana Employ-| | ment Security Division announced But don’t expect this to

a year ago. facturing capacity has created a

Local Stocks and Bonds

i today. last. | The total of 302,700 workers! |employed was .9 per cent over a {month ago, but .8 per cent under] Greater non-manu-|

commercial and good |& refilming of utility and commercial | 4rau well

“An American In stags carce; boars Paris,” most theatermen agreed. “Scaramouche,” a real swashbuckler spiced with comedy and and medium welght| “Lovely To Look At,” which is “Roberta,”

d sgt. and other crew members . while!

ed less’

from youngsters, “yp. . . { 2 C ‘gl : . : | R : srobably because Holiywood has Local. Truck Grain Prices 28° ne Canfomia Republicansiin wis a aids said Mr, Chot- BUS NESS FURNITY EC] : type “wheat. itm tio i 5 € | " manager says the trend is now! light comedy and musi-| a cals with the accent on color.

i Light and medium weight bar«/ But the three dimensional films Methodist Church, The Rev. Jones served them breakfast on heri, ws and gilts sold 50 cents|Will really score heavily, he adds ’

higher but were less active later.|—it's like seeing a stage show.”

film |

also

away from their trains. Campaign Expert Arrives to Help Nixon 4

So far the Pennsy has sunk : about $9 million into the com-| WASHINGTON, July 22 (UP) a similar role this year in. the|

William ¥. Knowlan "| HERRING-HALL-MARVIN [Nixon get lected t0 the Senate, ur. Knowlandt won bette Demon} [BRINE TNE QEMLERT F<:

i .

“Ifactor. .

campaign for the vice Presidency, Mr.” Chotiner - served as Mr.ijner may be assigned the. ' [Nixon's Southern California cam- Senator's “liaison man” with the| -|paign manager in 1950 and played National Committee, | )

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