The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 18

KOKOMO TRIBUNE Tundcy. Tipton and Miami County News Voting Is Light During Morning At Tipton Polls ssd another for to Los Browning of Vote Action i I Salt for J15.000 in dances for jfl injuries received is an aoto- mobile accident Is Asderson two settled out ol 'here Ifocdsy after trial, on change! of from Madison county. Miami County wcuuc -VM. i Liomc lad, Nor. S-n-ribUBe CBder wy Attorneys for Her-' industries participate, clear, aore-'schel Kictardsoa of io111 ch ie conducive of a heavy i 0 e.il-i~in' observers Monday night, as TIptoB, lad, Area Special )- pear to be coodudve of a early In Tlotoa.

A cbeclc of the claim lor 13,500. Thej city precinct polling followed coon re-; to reveal ta 'early rush to the of court. Precinct Number 2 with eboiit 700; registered had polled 192 ITlMamnlovment PffV votes by 10:30 o'clock aad other: Unemployment ruy predncta of the Cicero town- October Transportation Improvement In City Discussed Bow to improve rail and truck transportation service in and 'iout of Kokomo occupied the attea-; tion of approximately 80 traffic and; 'transportation men -who attended the Monday Bight meeting of the; iKokonv) Transportation dob at the! i Hotel Frances. Carrier representatives, freight)' losers and traffic managers of local; in the dis-; aimed at ellm-j DADDY'S HELPER iLii, rar Closing Two Days During State Sessions and among freight "Iother shipping delays. The club! Jc P' an indicated it favored faster and! get the voters to the polls Tues-j more rail passenger ser-i i vice and longer station stops in Ko-! i County Clerk Gerald Powell, 'is a candidate for re-election Ross Peters, club president, an- 1 ship precincts located In the city similar vote Election workers that ii a.

heavy vote potted the rush Is Indianapom, Totals $631,872 Nov. 5 likely to arrive the final few hours 'combined state and federal unem-; te red for the presidential election vot- to the' In previous of Ing there had been a i polls In the early morning factory workers had gone to work. All agreed that heavy vote' 1 1 ii not expected here election om jielf, said there were approximatelytaounced for the annual din-: 19,000 persons registered and elig-iner which he tentatively scheduled! hole to vote. This, he said, is about'for January 13- An election of; I the normal registration, and ap- i three officers aad two directors will rol mate tij same number reg- be held during the meeting. Peters I named William Coady to head aj nominating committee including W.

H. Fahler. A. E. Small, Dale That-j made years ago.

duri- October. Noble R. I Max Tyner and C. S. Burk.

01 the Indiana EmDlOV-i i were busy setting up facilities JS6 precinct polling places. This FCDfiOUS DlVlSlOIlS represents four more September 30 through than the county ever had at the with office of recorder, auditor and county agent closed. 5 to Fac? Here snaw said, with four; Worid w'ar Tf 1 rwdiujtmen "adjustment Are Taking Enlistments However, the number of NoUfud th-t eve. although of route 4, Tipton. an inmate claim dropped from more of the United penite-" at McNeil laland.

Washington and county police have ukeo inai October 26. be retained for them on his Veterans received weekly Hington, to about 17 T00 ln the eek end of the candidates' on the sjked that nt i county ticket A trend toward the under warrants for bad eh-ek charge toulinjf about J1.00o; In Tipton. Howard and Madison comatlon under Iadiana pay i number of voters in some precincts, Capt. J. W.

Whltehead. officer in Both Republican Chairman El-j charge in the army recruiting Ibert Robbins and Democrat Chair-jtlon at the postoffice, announced Tuesday that qualified young men enlisting for a period of three years may make a choice of one of the following divisions now stationed in the Orient: The First Cavalry division, better known as the "Cavalry Troop- Bahney tempered his optimUm by Republican party has been In prog- Id row an average of JI18.115 each! who been the wee of police for several arreited October 7 In Alaxka 1 Chancr Recruiting; District and convicted of embezzlement Cincinnati. Nov. there and icntenced to two Indiana counties have been added years and two to McNeil Is- to the territory of the Cincinnati land, according to Information re- naval recruiting station. Lieut.

celved at the office J. Soloman. officer in charge, day. Local authorities he gave'listed them as Union, Fayette, the American Security of Kokomoj Franklin, Ripley, Dearborn, Ohio bad check for tMO in an Switzerland. K13717 while i ress ln Mlanli county for the last er now mechanised in Japan.

for unemployment! si resulting two years ago (The "Cavalry Troopers" was the law! in a clean lnl off of J1 first U. S. unit to reach Manila and i Tokyo, and fought one of the war's candidates on the UekeL Thls year ENGLISH I A I I IMBIANAPOLIf 6 teg. Nov. 11 Matinees Wed.

and Sat THC SNOW YOU HAVE KIN WAITING FOR MAItY.WAOSTAff OMMIFS CASTA PBICEB: Eves. Orch, flM: KM. tlM; Gall, fLZt. Wed. Mst, Oreh.

Bale, tlM. Call. Sat. Mat. Oreh, SIM; Bale.

9tM, tlM; GslL. HM. teelBdfaw tax. With Eemtttanee the Republican strategy locally has wildest battles, taking Momote air- been to "get on the band wagon strip on Los Negros. They were and ride in." the party leaders ap-j awarded distinguished unit cita- parently being convinced that for action on Los Negros, G.

O. P. "landslide" was assured. Kwajalein and Leyte. The Democrats, seemingly sensing The Sixth Infantry division, bet- the same thing, have been endeav- ter known as the "Red Star dlvi- oring to give individual candidates their attention.

Tuo Men Fined Two men were fined WO and costs each for drunken driving and' i-uzon. sion," is in Korea. The "Red Star division" saw action in New Guinea and Sansapor and moved on to play a vital role in clearing the Japsi With Our Boys rr.er. X. The boys are sons of rhe late Fred J.

and Esther Sum: rr.erion. PALL F. SlTttMF.KTOX Staff ciembers of the Kokoico Carnegie- library will attend the annual ccnferer.ee of the Library association st the jcoln hotel. Wednes- idaj- and Thursday. Mrs.

Aiieen Weiland. librarian, jsaid Tuesday that the library here be closed for the two days and I that all members of her staTf will i attend the conference. The program Wednesday Ielude panel discussions on plasr-ins: jand legislative work and ar. author's tea in the School and children's librarians hax-e a dinner meetiKi: Wednesday night at 6 o'clock. Andrew Lemke, Chicago, assistant to the president of the American Library will speak at o'clock.

Library problems "svil! be taker. up in round table discussions Thursday, with such subjects as "Making Your Library K.io\vn." "The Library of Tomorrow," and "Building a Liv Book Collection" scheduled. Afternoon speakers include Richard Logsdon. S. Office of Education at Washington.

and Mrs. George Blair, president of the Indiana Library board. Louis Bromfield. the author, will ndciress a dinner meeiir.i; Thursday night. The conference will continue Fri-: day with reports of committees.

resolutions, and other business. unlocked. Royster Home Is Entered. P.iui F. Royster.

1234 West 5yca- ort over has reported to police liveeker.j hii :h.i: irtrnders entered h'is home and illrs. Cera sr.d Mrs several apples ar.d a pocket his Th Anr. otr.fr frior.ds. Privatx? Surr.rr.er'.or.. enlisted List, is his bisic Fort storing windows Knox.

His h-iV-her. PVT. FKKI) J. er.hf.e-: Dearly this year, is r.v.v -n Frankfurt. Ho received his Little i'cok.

ir. Jur.c Canip RUSCO All-STEEl Self Storing THE ALTCM CO. KAY FREED em Purdum Phone SIM Product of F. Russell Co. Everybody has to get into the act, harvesting Florida's 100,000,.000 box citrus little Martha Johnson, of Hawthorne.

She's pictured rounding up grapefruit for her daddy. The Seventh Infantry division, prohibited from driving a car for fa "Hourglass di- i "LIFE WITH FATHER" Exchange your tickets for reserved seats I 9:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and I SATURDAY At Hotel Frances I I Reserved seats also on sale at door. SPONSORED BY KOKOMO KIWANIS CLUB KOKOMO HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM They are Chester C. Atkinson, 34, of Frankfort, and Gerald C. Griffith, 21, 327 West Third street. Harvey B.

Springer, 26-year-old ex-convict, of Ft. Wayne, whose car was stopped by pistol bullets after police chased him several miles out of the city Saturday, was fined one dollar and costs for reckless driving and $10 and costs for driving without an operator's license. Charges of resisting arrest, on which he also had been booked, were not pressed. The police had merely tried to tell him that his lights were not on. when he stepped I on the gas and tried to elude them.

Six men arrested several- days (ago for staging a brawl on South Broadway were fined $1 and costs I each Monday on charges of disorderly conduct. Three of them were brothers: Paul Neal McLean, 32; Robert McLean, 26, and French Erwin McLean, 24, all of 44 East Ninth street. The others, who were arrayed against the McLean brothers, in the fight were: Robert Askin wall, 30, Peru route Frederick Wouster, 35, 616 West Second street, and Thomas A. Anderson, 24, 332 West Seventh street. Others were fined in the same court as follows: Harold Estep.

25, 557 West Second street, public intoxication, $1 and costs. Paul H. Miller, 20, 557 West Main street, speeding in a posted zone, $1 and costs. Ben F. Stover Dies I I Ben F.

Stover, 72, former Peru resident, died Monday morning at 'the home of his brother, Dudley Stover, 11 Wallace Row. He had been ill a year. The body was taken to the Drake funeral home on West Third street. Funeral arrangements had not been completed. Survivors include the widow aad the one brother.

was the first to recapture American territory" from the Japs. It received eight distinguished unit citations for action on Attu and saw bitter fighting on Kwajalein, Leyte and Okinawa. The Eleventh Airborne division, better known as "The Angels," is stationed in Japan. "The Angels" were awarded 10 distinguished unit citations for spectacular fighting in six months on Leyte and Luzon. The 24th Infantry division, better known as the "Victory is also in Japan.

The "Victory division" saw heavy fighting in New Guinea, Leyte, Mindoro, Maringuque islands, and was awarded distinguished unit cita tions for action in taking Corregi dor fortress. The 25th Infantry division, bel- ter known as the "Tropic Lightning division," also is stationed in Japan. The 25th saw heroic fighting on Guadalcanal, Vella Lavella and received two distinguished unit citations for action on Luzon. Young men desiring direct enlistment into one of these famous divisions can procure the necessary information at the recruiting office, or telephone 5086. rom.

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE IWCOMT-TO-CbAST BftOADCAST YOU HEAR AFTERNOON THE ORIGINAL RADIO CAST A UCM SHOir- RAbtO DOT SMOKY TEXAS TROUBADOURS WEMESDAY, MVEMBEI 6, 8 P. M. ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 40c tax Inc. KOKOMO im SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Buyers May Reserve life with Father' Seats on Wednesday Tickets for the family life comedy "Life with Father" will be exchanged for reserved seats beginning, at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the Hotel Frances, the Kiwanis club board of directors announced at a meeting Monday night. E.

V. Kendall, Kiwanis president, requested that club members turn their unsold tickets over to their respective team captains by noon Wednesday. Scott Mygrant, Park Fretz, Frank Gerhart, erday, Robert Batton M. East- and Fred Will Resubmit Printing Bids On Honor Roll Bids for printing of Howard county's honor roll of men who have served in the armed forces will be resubmitted at a special meeting of the county commissioners November 18. The printed list, brought up to date, will replace the handwritten list of veterans of past wars that is on display in the main lobby of the courthouse.

The commissioners, meeting Monday to handle regular routine business, decided to award a new contract when it waa pointed out that printing costs have risen since the original contract was awarded last December. In asking to be released from the old contract, the Kelvie Press point- ed out that the project originally was to have been completed by! March, 1946, but delay in compiling! a complete and accurate liat hadj held up the job. The original con-1 tract called for $285 for the first' 10,000 names and $2 for each additional 100 named. The commissioners alao announced that they will consider election claims November 18. Under a new procedure directed by the state board of accounts, a check will be written for each precinct election official.

Under the former procedure, one check for all officials in each precinct was delivered to the inspector who, in turn, distributed the money to the other officials on his board. TODAY ond WEDNESDAY I I PLCS WOULD -TEWS ANTOMO" In Technicolor -SHOCK" SHE KEEPS HER MAN ON FOX WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY c-1 I UNE i MEAN ROGERS Kwcrd A3 ASHLEY, In Love: I JEAN HERSHOLT "THEY" MEET AGAIN" with DOROTHY LOVETT Also Late World Xews Former Policeman Gets Life Sentence Elkhart, Nov. 5. perior Court Judge W. E.

Wider sentenced Leslie B. Marjason, 56, former policeman, to life imprisonment in the Indiana state prison at Michigan City on his conviction last week of second-degree murder. Judge Wide pronounced sentence yesterday. Marjason was convicted of complicity in the rat poison death of Leo Masuth. Masuth's widow, Rose, is serving a life sentence in the state women's irison for the death of Masuth.

5he pleaded guilty. Birthday Celebrated. A birthday surprise in honor of klrs. Ross Nichols was held at her home. The evening was spent with fames and contests.

Guests were: tfesdames Jessie Myers, Lois Yager and daughter, Almina Sterbins Goyer comprise the committee in an son. Lelah Antroubs, Mary charge of advance ticket sales. Clemens, Blanche Jenkins, Nora CoL W. H. Unversmw will have I ghively.

Lora, Myers, Ursula Lesley charge of the reserving of tickets Mmie Hadley, Florence Medlen, Le- Anne Baxter The Sullivans' WEDNESDAY TV THURSDAY A New Kind of "CHILLER 1 Flo Rito Orchestra Color Cartoon Oddity Tlie most charming heart-warming story ever told: It has everything comedy, drama, color! FRED MacMURRAY MADELEINE CARROLL STIRLING HAYDEN "VIRGINIA" in Technicolor with cute liitlo CAROLYN LEE and her Southern accent GLORIOUS REVIVAL SHOW! ALSO TODAY thru WEDNESDAY COLONIAL His First Comedy Film: ALAN LADD HELEN WALKER in "LUCKY JORDAN" Kokomo High School AUniTOBIUM Satar.ay,Nov.9at8:15P.M. Auspices: Kokomo Club Benefit: Underprivileged Children on sale st: Mygran't Music House. 121 W. Mulberry; Gerhart! Drug Store. 128 Vf.

Walnut; The Carl-Ann Store, N. Main; Snepp Fager's, 119 E. Walnut St Prices $2.50, $2.00. $1.50 Tax Inc. INDIA Today BETTE DAVIS, CLEW FORD In LIFE" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY to One Man bv Vlarriage.J iAINSBOROUGH MCTURK by Another's LOVE! JMadori Seven Moons PHYLLIS CALVERT STEWART GRANGER PATRICIA IOC JOHNSTUA8I NANCYrXICE K6INAIDTATE ADDED CARTOON FEATCKE TIMES 1:45 3:45 5:45 7:45 9:45 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday after which Easterday will "man" the board all day Saturday up to the time of the performance beginning at 8:15 o'clock at the Kokomo high school auditorium.

Assisting CoL Unversaw will be Ross Smith, Mrs. Lucein Easterday, Mrs. E. V. Kendall and Mrs.

Scott Mygrant. The board, it was remain at the Hotel Frances until 5 o'clock Saturday evening after which it will be taken to the high school. Kendall also said that reserved seats may be purchased beginning Wednesday at the hotel. He has announced that the club's share of the proceeds will be turned over to its children committee of which Dr. J.

K. Allen is chairman. RADIO PROGRAM lah Kratzer, Betty Oldham, Clara Clester and daughter and Misses Odessa Sims and Mollie Pflueger. Billfold Stolen Junior Linson, Kempton, has reported to police that his black leather billfold containing about $60 in cash was stolen near the Kokomo armory about noon Saturday. In addition to the money, the wallet contained his driver's license and his car keys.

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