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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SEC 5 PAGE 11 SUNDAY, JOT 24, 1951. Theater Case Io0 Pupils Cain Ilijlli Honor Roll At Washington Nc.nl' pupils are the I nal honor roll at (ic.nge ah ngton High School lor 'he sc'iind sep-rslcr. Tliev are: Judge Named Hearing "May He Held This Fall New Castle. Ind tSpl.1 Tnipnh FhrUpv rf MaHicM rirult II 7 t- a -J Cjourt. Anderson.

pstprUy was named special judce in the Henry Theater Corporation's suit to I B-zptf 7 if daiN SWEET KISS-Four-year-old Gary Weed of Brookfield Center, in Cincinnati for the annual show of the Cincinnati Kennel Club, gets a smackeroo from his pet, 2-weeks old fawn, Bambi. Gary's father raises and trains fawns and deer for show purposes. (AP Wirephoto) BROAD RIPPLE SCHOOL OFFICERS-New Broad Ripple High School Student Council officers for the next year ore (left to right) Judy Risk, secretary; Dave, Alvi, treasurer; John Muti, vice-president, ond Dick Moll, president. Illinois Street Dr. Sprrrv To Aid In Africa Survey prevent city and county authorities from interfering with the operation of ca.h night at the Theater here.

The state contends that the drawing constitutes a lottery and is a violation of the law." The theater enrpnrahon filed the suit recently after authorities threat-er fd to close d-nvn the cash nicht Jurhe II Mom is, Henry Circuit Court, ho indiratrd he believed the cash richt as a lottery, cranted thp theater company's motion for a chance of Tie case prohahly will not come up in court before fall since the present term of court end next Saturday. Court then will he in recess until Spptpmlxr. Soldier Arrolrd On Assault Count Srt Mart. 33 niri. Camp Atterhury.

was arrrttPr by police yesterday on complaint of parents who charc-d their riauchters had been molested in a North Side neichborhood Police said the children, 6 and 5. were examined in Genera! Hospital and one of the girls v. as bruised. Two ushers said Marts had attended the matinpfi during which the girls were molested, police said. Martz.

member of Company A. 1 10th Infantry, was held on charges of assault and battery with intent to rape, and possession of obscene li'Tature. Fifls Now 0rn For 6 Mail Truck Route Bids for six mail truck from Indianapolis to various parts of the state now are heinj; accepted. George Furge, acti-ig district superintendent of the postal transportation service, announced yesterday. The routes run from here tn Seymour, Madison.

Richmond. Terre Haute, Crawfordsville and Spencer. Interested bidders should con tact the postmaster's office here for complete description of the routes and must file their bids before July 19. i roppa, Skirvin Sentences Upheld By Appeals Court Conviction in Indianapolis Federal Court of two Southern Indiana men on charges of conspiracy to impersonate an Internal Revenue Bureau agent was upheld Friday by the United States Circuit Court of in Chicago. The pair, George Allen Toppa, 28 years old.

Bloomington, and Glenn Dale Skirvin, Washington, were sentenced in January to five-year prison terms by Judgo William F. Stecklcr. The affirmation upheld (he right of the FBI to make ai-tsti wunnui warrants unner certain circumstances, a point on wnicn the appeal was based. Skirvin was alleged to hnvr falsely represented that he as a revenue agent and. in eon-nivance with Poppa, a fnrnifr bureau clerk, to have defrauded Charles F.

Murphy, a Blnommg- ton machinery dealer, of $18,000 Quern To He Installed Miss Karens 1091 North Downey Avenue, will be installed honored queen of Bethel 52, Job's Daughters, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Kngle wood 1-odge. Miss louise Yount will be installed senior princess and Jackie a junior 'princess. i Dr. Theodore M.

Pperry, for- merly of Indianapolis, 1S one of six American scientists who will assist the Relpian Eoernmcnt in a survey of the Relcian Congo, Central Africa, next jear. Associate professor in the hi- oiogy departnient of I ittsburg he will help make a study of vegetation types in undeveloped areas of the colony. He formerly was assistant in the Butler University botany department. Wins Franklin Award Dean Kvans, son of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Fvans, 3 Proinc Street, has hren graduated cum 1 a ri from Franklin College and has won the Wil R.

Nelp senior athletic award. He a 1 received the Dyer award for athletic? from Arsenal Technical High He as of both Blue Key president honor fraternity and Varsity Men's Club To He Kestirfaced lesurface lllinnia Tlans to Street between Ohio and South streets at a cost of approximately were announced yesterday by William R. Hunt, city engineer. Concrete safety islands nn the section affected also will be re- i moved, he said. The project was made possible when Indianapolis Railways notified city officials that it is abandoning streetcar tracks be-tween Louisiana and Ohio streets on Illinois Street.

Detailed plans for repaving Illinois Street from Ohio to 31th Street at an estimated cost of were announced re rpntlv Abandonment of streetcars on thp I1innis ljn wil, mak. sibp rnmrrsinn of int0 northbound-onlv thorouch- fare later this year. Purdue Institute To Graduate 157 Thirty-seven graduates of the I Purdue University Technical In Revile, Indianapolis, will receive i nipiomas at 2. p.m. tonay in the i Purdue Memorial Union Building in Iafayette.

i President Frederick 1 Hovdc of Purdue will give the com 1 mencement addrrsa and Den C. 1 Beese will present diplomas. I State Denies Sheriff Funds Wayne County Tlea Killed No Kmerpency r.ii hmond. Tnd pi -hed-uled neceptance of h-ds for sheriff's deputies uniforms by the Wayne county commissioneri h.is been called off, Allen Cre, Wavne County nuditor, said yes terriay. A state rulinc this week voided emerKency $1 fiOO uni form ppropnstion for the sheriff's department on the grounds that no emergency existed.

The sheriff, however, will he per- nutted include the appropria tion his reRiiiar budtet for next ear. Deputies hne not been uniformed here and a month BRii Sheriff Ora Wilson filed a request for the funds. Cne aid lhat bids could not t-e accepted if the funds were not on hand. No other bids are scheduled fir action at the commission meeting Wednesday. Cemetery Croup Plans Reunion The Old Union Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting and reunion today in the grove adjoining the cemetery.

A basket dinner at 1 p.m. will be followed by a program during which George N. Craig, In- manner ni ine American jegion, will speak. The cemetery, located near Dellwood, th Girl Scout camp west of Indianapolis, adoined the Old Union Christian Churrh, first Disciples of Christ church in Marion County, founded before Ihe Civil War. Chester D.

Corwin is president of the association; Mrs. Mary McClelland, vice-president, and Miss Martha Martindale, secre tary. Steel Union Opens Meeting At I.U. T1e fifth Annual Institute of District 30, United SteelworUers of America, opens today on the Indiana Tni versify campus At RloominKton, Jame Robb, District director, announced yesterday. An estimated 200 union members will attend the week-long institute, in which courses Are prepared by the university (Acui ty under direction of Dr.

H. Fa- iWian I'nrtorhin. Courses will Include union counseling and the role of the lmi0n in civil defense, industrial 1 health and safety, labor and poli- I tics, elementary and advanced 1 time Btudy, analysis of financial I statements and the effective use, of speech. WIREPHOTO litis Vital Day Way Cleared For Bunher Hill II rami si Kmht ntnl fniii att'Tnejs schrduiid to ame in Tern today picpaicd to open the linil healing tomorrow into the operation p( the Hunker Hill School of The s-hoil obtained surplus Navy equipment valued at between Sl.OCO.OT'O and $7,000,000 for slightly moie than Sll.O'K), according to the Federal general accounting office. It never en-roiled a student.

Two Indiana representatives, Charles r.rnwjwm and Mis Cecil M. Harden, will b-' at 1he hearing as tncmbo.s of the sub-commitiec. Pinwrsnn su'-'-trd that the final hea: ii. be held in Tern Much of the pun-hascd equipment is stoied in Mn-han. William A.

ins Scholarship A scholarship lor flrlvMnrort sudy in chemistry at California i Institute of Torhnnlopy has born awarded to Wil- Iiam A. Nevill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Nevill, 1 South Arhmrton Acnue. Recently graduated a tr a nmi i 1 Jmj(1e RJt.

I'nivrrsit), he also is a prad- uate of Thomas Carr Howe High jip js member of Rhi Kappa Thi and is listed in Who's Who among btudents in American Colleges. 2 Speeders Gel Heavy Penalties second offenders were Two dealt heav-y penalties Friday night bv Speedway City Magistrate George M. Oher. An 1P- ear-old vnulh who sped out. of a drive-in at 70 miles an hour was -rnt to jail for two davs.

fined Vifi.7r and his licm" was lifted for 00 davs. He was Robert O. Cushman, 5228 West Moiris Street. John W. Rrasnnovcr, 12.

5nf) West 32d Street, wound up with a cash penalty of for speeding, reckless driving, drunk- enness and driving under the in- liuence ol liquor, Oher also gave him 60 davs on Stale Farm and suspended his license for a year. Mlirrav DUtscti, York, V. Casuto, 3 14 South Capitoj. Charles F. Arensman Jr M.

Bx 24; Harriet Jane Pa'is, Lilavette Wehh Johpsror. 0 North I Salle. Mtl- d-ed Irene Parnsh 717 North UPal'e. Osvtd V. Christiansen.

Cloverrtale. Jo Anne HiirM. Creenrastle. Bnifp c. Rirhardson.

pen sa mi a. EVro- thv R. Kessler. 312 1 kenwoO WiMiam Fojthnffer. wheeler: Julia Schmder 7240 Whcrr I Ralph KrMerirk Iula Jr Catmrl rari Joan ReddiPEton.

610 North Sherman Donald Brei-h snni ft'M'firM Roule ard" Jo Wn Paikhurst. 44 Marry l.ane. Ant. 2f6. Walter P.

Trissell. 214 St Joe: Ri'tn Trisselli, Northca'e Pive I ro tveils. Pan'-P Atfrhtirv. la Ruth Rrvant. Illinois, Pen.

Kokomo; Phyllts Ford North West William Smith. 7 74 Roarhe: Hatm E. Smith. A'i Patterson. William Scntt.

West field Martha EiiT.a be tli F.niott. Sunset Lane. Rt RIAL Pf RMtTS Rnv Rottr't Ami'-k. Veteran's Hospital. mvocarrtiat Infarction John Milliken.

37, Gerterat Hospital. anemia. PB'iI Runnels, RI. Methodist Hospital. vertensiort Elta Tvrrett.

7 General Hospital, arteriosclerotic hert Mararet Rion-n. 7i Nrth Street ra'di1 asrular. Ina L. Copper Hook n. N'or'h Whttier Place, rnneestne heart.

KMtv Mem weather. S7. Columbia Avenue, pneumon'a. Henry Seyfried, 7Q, North Pelawarf Street, pneumonia. Henry GeorEe Siimmerhayes, General Hospital, arteriosrleios Frank Swindler, 4401 Central A-e- nue.

artesinarterosi Claude Hadden. 4 St, Vincent I mtal roronnrv nrrhision Jessie Halfner, 6R. Genera! Hospital, car- Winnie Irvm. fi dni Cornelius Avenue. mvnrardla' lnuf fleier-v Grana A.

Smith, fifi. Hospital, fir- rhosi of liver, Fredarlcka. Pauline Vehhr? 71. M4 Tol- lepe Avenue, roronatv oeoluslon Jrnora Rliodej. 3 yeart old.

General Hn- anemia, Maine 74. 40 Minerva Street, carcinoma Alfred Meyer. Pt0. General Hospital, rar-emoma. Flovd Carter.

7. MO Fulton Street, hypotensive A'lalena F. pea ire. 7. Robert Lone Hospital a 1 ie heart.

Jane T. Howard, 4 Methodist Hospital, arfej losrlerot h- hes rt Porrrhy FSirahrth Ma rrh barks, Methodist Hospital, rat nnoma F.ie Solomon, N-rth Merid-lan Strrot rarrtnoma Archie Smith 34. Veterans' Hospital, carcinoma Mahlan WiHr-uehh 7 133el North Pels-war Strert. pneumonia Tat rick Henr Griffin in. St.

Vincent 1 HotpJial, rheumatic heart Lillian M. Iluher. 41. West 1 St Street, carcinoma John A. Smith.

8n. "J4 4, Srtuth Mr Kim dlnbete mflllt'lS- Roy Wteems. 4 Son'h Warman A' emie. hvnertenslve rardnvaseniar. Rums fv wnrih 7 1 443 1 East 21" Street r'dl'.

a srul renal Martih Joseph Roerl Kaat Mlrh- ttan Street, arteriosclerosis RoM Robinson, 71. 11 2 South Keallng Avenue, cerebat hemorrhac. Wllham FlMl-r, 77. 302 North Wsl-eotl etreit. coronary txclusisn.

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Sharo) Kin anri Jarqufimt W'o orth Marv.Tanel,arison To Be Ordained Miss Mary Jane Larison will be ordained to the ministry of Christian education tonicht in North Taroma Christian Church. Dr. Dean Walker, president of Milligan (Tenn.l College, will preach the ordination sermon. Others participating in the serv- ice will be Jess W. Johnson Ruth Jordan, Frank J.

Albert and Dr. T. W. Nakarai. A graduate of Northwest Missouri State Teachers College.

Marv ville. Miss Lanson will receive the master's degree rrom Butler University school of religion. She has taught two vearst in the adult evening division of the Indianapolis Public Sehr-ols. Missing Official's 'Shortage1 Crows An additional S.ifl" shortage in Ihe accounts of the disappeared Blackford County treasurer, Lester Hiser, has been discov- eted, Otto K. Jensen, chief ex a miner of the State Board of Accounts, disclosed Friday.

saia the money as paid into Hisor's office by an Ohio lirm, but was not entered on the books. The artdrd amount raised the total shortage attributed to Hiser 1o $9,730. Hiser, who lived in Hartford City, vanished last fall. His burning truck was found near that city, but no trace of him was 'ever found. of Dr.ce5.

THE Friday hft about materials, marketing best "buys'1 shopping Call 7 Weather Data I nitM StatM WfathT Bnrno Spril rOn'rtl ri llii ciin Mocn r.se! Ufiiri. 13 :8 pm AlPFRT DATA YETFRPA F-vpiti'l-n 24 r-urt. 30 Tfti) n'Tunt imr JTl. 3 Acruiruli'-i frwi nnc Jin 1 iii-flciwr 39 1 3 1 12 23 07 11pm 3t.13 Im II 1 7.1 62 3 In 5pm-?" tin TpmTS Sllll.M 11 im 'O 11 72 1 9 i Mininum 44 Ills -Fr th Sam? Dn Ln Yfur MaioR 5 9 Minwum "0 Utah Lallcr-Day Leader To Attend District Session Hunter, Salt Lake will he prinnpal I Milton City. Utah speaker at a quarterly confer enc of the Central Indiana Pis- tact of the Church of Jesus viiilM in i.rti'ri-urty nijjia unci jofja.

He is pi evident of the First Cnunci! of and member of the General Authorities of the rhurch. Sessions will becin at in a.m. in North Indianapolis Branch chapel and at 7 p.m. in the South Branch Chapel. Carl C.

Burton. Fort Wayne, president of the Great Lakes Mission, will have charge. Nearly Tin persons are expected to attend. M'-mhor of a pioneer 1'tah ff-mil-'. Mnn'er tancht in west- Prn prilnois years and is the author of 12 honks on history nfi reiigin-r Wright Elected Geneva Wright, 122 Fast Street, yesterday was elected chairman of the jurisprudence committee at the 26th annual convention of Lamhria Chi Omega, national sorority for young business and professional i women, at Cincinnati.

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Mi jrtft Robert, Nftnfv Kfnn-tn, "ferine Wh'pp. DinaiC Martha P1 rvnn: Vf; a P.iufh Rhprt. Cnvirvp Pr-n Betty Bfi ritffoid, ne'r ftana Ft: Rnbrrt. Mae rearint; I.iiliflfi T'Ttth RfniRrrm. lren? I.n-fcmi! niTlr'ih.

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Kl JiiK Dn-alri Pticher. 4ito Adami: Mary Eiln McCarthv. 17 Nrth Grav w.i'uam -inspph Wathn Rnni.h Peli- ner Irma Mae Neeiey. Danville Rirharrt Nisr'e. Rirhmnfl.

Lis Olive Btrje. 2314 BrnnKKlle Gorrin Harrtin. 54 I.ynn: Carolyn Mae Kirkham. Nnrth Lvnn Cenl Tavinr. -rs Nmth rilev Helen Pavn-n.

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RR 1. B-x Patricia Ann KreMer 37?" Forest Manor. A Crutm. 1 couth 0fe.T Donna M' Cartv Mrerllth. Drr-ajrl Harnnston.

114 Nrth Bi1- mn-M. Barhara AH-e 121 North Mile- Oil C-ret 7n5 Favz-t- Jtyre William, in West 14h. Jami rnteinan 1 nnfi iMr'i narTene Satterfiei. 94 Nr'h Trailb RhPrt William Rnwn. Daovttle Father Crinnrwelrl.

Danville. Jemrs Parker, Fa.t "7'h; I.Ufllle Srnifrt 4' l.nrkr Nf. 30. R'-hert D'-na'1 M-ia-p. Mry Kav Wrirn'" rrtiiimbua Chle Porlmh, PR 3.

Bt Rita pner HOI Wt James Flrr-T Ro-! Trrr Hsujte T.llUan rbr'irr Movd ivri Wi Birrh: Barbara HarreM. Ha- nM f.ncat" 4 HrfreUnd: Marie Lentfi Mono W-at l'h Fi.cne pftimmer. 4 Nrrth nvtiie: Ruth Ann 34 North Seville, ptrev T.aius Wrhrr, fi5! Smith Wef Carol Fast No, 41. ChaHM Wjiia-ri Shafts, i t'nmn: paftrrv. Vp Thomneon Ra4.

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I'lfi North Hn'mcj. 1 Novo, Hamiltnn: Virelnln Marie EHIi. 40 North Ar- nal Thr-roaa T'-antham Faat Vermont: ynr KrmmTr. jt Fast Vermont Anthonv Miles. 1 I North Tenimieh; irii'h Fnt.

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1dOl Contt T.airnrlaV Frril Hrvfli Vnor. Ml North Thelma Mae F.aily, South Cole. William ri Me'm. 2nr Ttifhlanrt Plare; Merv FveWn Lewi. M7 North Senate.

Norman LHMetohn. Nth A1dnon; Oorla "'irt. ,17 17 t.a'avette Roa'l Far! ro-tre Mile. ,17 ptvlnlon; Helen Hart, T7 rivion Joe FMwurrl Havilanrl. I1f Wett Sumner: free! a lfMr.

04 West Raymopfl, MrMurriT. 404 Fast Mlrhltan; Frtm Ca-ihle, tlftl Fat Market Tnomat firant. 7 West 5t Clair: Annabel Cain. 1 nfla irt nair. Wiilai elUii, 1141 North Wurman Ave- Jull A.

Burnt. 2J2T West 10th street. 3n Hirh Lrw 94 "3 Fmn TO 42 P2 rir Ci-ulv T2 4" ptn -1 4 1 fi0 Fin 0 FUin 1 7-3 "'i 3 rlrr 1 ff4 R3 rn C1'r '1 P2 WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Scattered showers and thundershowers will occur over most of United States today, except for southern states and Far West. It will continue hot in South Atlantic and warm in Middle Atlantic states. New England will be warmer.

Little change in temperature will be noted elsewhere over the nation, (AP Wirephoto Map) Amtrlllo. Tx Ci Bismirflt NO Fvwiivtll? Tfi. Cictsn. 111. nncinnstt.

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U'smmstn, c. "eM-s Of The Courts DIVORCE Sit tT PVPFPIOR COl'RT -F-n 1-Mary DnbMnn -Kvm 2- UUlin PPtrvtrh vt rm-rn 3-C'M I Vrr vs AMn Pipr. DrofhT Bal vt. wit Bals. Vital Statistics BIRTHS-BOY Hospital nhrt Mrpm DMd Ptp'-ii H-tTi- Prih Smith vrtu? Whitfi- Nan-y C-rhin Fojh Nrrrrvir1.

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Pattl Huniatf, Gwrp, Franks Onftl Hflnlnt-Mrtw'aril, Mlnnlf Pulley: Jinn. Leflte Bernarfl. Franrie Mffk; Marvin, Rmh rtif CurtUnft. rhvlh Tfprk; DonaH. nmh Brewgter: Jlmmie.

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St, Vfnrnl' HMpital Stnrt, Havvijf. Marv Arlams; EUiabeth 5mvt; Charlei, Ruth M)ir: Fi'anr flibhj: Anthony. Mary HMrten: Brnard Mildred SRpr; Pugne, Fife- Char1i. BarhAr F.dwurrti- Rf(f Prsn J'ph, Marr tnkan; Donald. Jinft Curer: Mary Strmjgti: Marvliv, rraftrent Nlehiii; John.

Elnirt Thoraa Putiu B0: Ow Lueillt $ventr. 3mm Jim Knit: BiUy, Marlln tCehrti ThoatA, Lam WBtai Wrnt. i i i i i i Donalfl Witt. Madtsnn. Wis; Pally Gurly.

jo.Tr) North Pennvlvania Street. Frlcar Varon -2D Fsst Miami Street; Ina 1 33 1 Leonard Street. James Oascho NoMevile lnrf Norma Eesrleton. 1 0 1 Nowlsnd Avenue John S. Warsaw.

Ind Rertha Rfhe. 1 SI Comer Avenue, WiUium Vannl-er Marn Citv la Mary Navlor. Winona Minn. Robert Atkiosrn, 1 1 0eT OHvr- Aveptie- Audrv Adams. 1 Surh Capitol Avenue Jar-k Srhimnr Oa n.

llle Ind Madeline Sue Tavior. South Drxtrr. Julian T. Rrhipon. Newton.

Roberta H. Nevis. Anderson. Robert E. Holland.

Central Avenue: Prvrr.lv Jo Thompson, 24S2 Talbnt Avenue. Rohen v. Hunter, mo South Sherman Drive: Perth K. RoesMer. New Palestine.

Ind Osmr Pafrlsh. 501 Central Avenue-s ODie Jackson. 2) fil North Meridian I Street. Rohert C. Jones, North Warman Ave-I nue Pettv Whitlook.

2U2R 30ih Slreet F.arl Parnes jr Fnrt Mls TVIawme; Mart 447 punset Avc-lll. I Vlrcil Woodard. Fast Wahmc-fon Street: Ruth t. Shwert Nrth Salem Street. Jarre.

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