Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1954 — Page 6

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Big Burglary Ring Smashed At Capital Four Men Arrested, Three Others Sought INDIANAPOLIS, UP — Police today said they smashed the "biggest" burglary ring in the city’s history with the arrest of four Indianapolis men on auto banditry and second - degree burglary charges Authorities saio the seven-man ring, believed responsible for thefts totalling about SIOO,OOO, concentrated on inter-state trucks and small businesses. Three other men -were being sought.

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Held on changes of auto banditry were Edward Manuel, 24, and Charles E. Miller, 22. Charged with burglary and bound over to criminal court were Oscar Manuel, 25, and Jack Barnes, 47. Barnes was released <n 310,000 bond. * Officers said a suspicious truck parked near an office that had been broken into led to the cracking of the ring. They said the truck was traced to Barnes, who was arrested along with Oscar Manuel. Failure of hia alleged confederates to provide bond for Oscar Manuel prompted him to confess, police said. They said he was angered and talked "loud and long." Authorities said he implicated the othei* three suspects, his broth- | er, Earl Manuel, 48, and two other I men police would not identify.

Studies Means To Give Break To Taxpayers I Senator Studying Break To Taxpayer On Earned Income WASHINGTON, (UP) — Sen. Frank Carlson said today he id exploring the possibility of giving taxpayers a break on "earned income” to balance proposed tax concessions to stockholders. The Kansas Republican said he is studying the operation of the pre-war "earned income tax credit” as one way of providing general income tax cuts this year it congress decides relief is necessary. This credit, repealed in 1943, allowed taxpayers to subtract. 10 percent from their net income, after deductions but before exemptions, and pay income taxes on this rather than the full amount. Carlson emphasized that he is not yet committed to this or any other formula for general tax relief. He said that he. too, is waiting for further information on the economic situation. President Eisenhpwer said last week that he would consider government action, including possible tax concessions, if economic reports fail to show the usual seasonal upswing in March. Carlson is a close friend of Mr. Eisenhower and a member of the tax-writing senate finance committee. He and other Republicans appear to be waiting for signals from the administration before advocating any general income tax relief. As of now, the administration program calls for selective relief for some personal income taxpayers and other concessions to encourage business investment. Democrats in both the house and senate are uniting behind proposals to increase exemptions, now S6OO for each taxpayer and dependent, by 3100 or 3200. Anderson Attorney Congress Candidate _ ANDERSON, Ind.. UP — John R. Walsh, Anderson attorney and former fifth district Democratic representative in congress, today • -amrotraeed -Ms candidacy for the office now held by Rep. John V. Beamer. A congressman from 1949 to 1951, Walsh since has practiced law in Anderson an . dserved as secretary-treasurer of the State Security Life Insurance Co. • < , y. ’

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Balloon Offensive Urged By Douglas Send Food, Messages Behind Iron Curtain WASHINGTON UP — Sen. Paul H. Douglas today proposed a two-•million-dollar "balloon offensive" to carry messages and packets of surplus food across the Iron Curtain into the Russian satellites. The Illinois Democrat said he plans to Introduce a resolution to authorize the secretary of state to carry on such a campaign. Meanwhile, the UjS. information agency estimated in congressional testimony made public today that Russia spent more than 31,160,000,000 on propaganda programs last year. Director Theodore C. Streibert said (Moscow's satellites spent another 529-mililon dollars supporting the Soviet propaganda effort. And these figures do not count untotaled sums spent indirectly on propaganda outside the Iron Curtain, he said. Douglas declared in a statement that food piide available to East Germans in Berlins’ western zone resulted in "one of the worst beatings communism has taken.” He said the feasibility of sending, balloons into the satellites was proved several years ago. "The Communists do not pass up any effective propaganda weapon in carrying on their war against free governments and 1 do not see why we should not use any means available to counteract them. I am convinced that a program such as I have proposed would, if carried out, shake the control of communism over those countries" Douglas said. “The use of freedom food in small packets, capable of being* airborne, could have a tremendous effect in offsetting (Communist propaganda of starvation and scarcity in this country. Anyone who picks up a bit of freedom food wrapped in a freedom message is not going to be misled by lies that We are starving." the senator said. .. ... >, ‘ _ 39 Parking Meters Smashed At Capital INDIANAPOLIS UP — For a few dollars in loot, thieves have smashed 29 downtown parking meters valued at more than 15 hundred dollars in the last 24 hours, city police said today. The meters on W. (Maryland St.,; N. Senate Ave., <W. Michigan St. and W. New York St. were broken and emptied About a year ago, thieves -broke 98 meters in three days. Indianapolis has hundreds of meters which yield an estimated 250 thousand dollars a jear. -- — ,

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Debate Is Resumed Over Bricker Bill Charge Is Made By Sen. William Jenner WASHINGTON UP — Sen. William E. Jenner R-Ind. charged today that a “secret revolutionary political corps’* is trying to undermine the constitution by "perversion of treaty-making and of executive agreements.” Jenner, in a senate speech, described the gj-oup as “a fourth branch of the government.” He spoke Out as “the - senate resumed debate on the controversial Bricker amendment on presidential treaty-making powers. He urged the senate to approve some form of the Bricker amendment because “ther eis a most dangerous threat to our liberties today which did not exist 20 years ago.” Referring to the “revolutionary corps/*Jormer-aatd tt is a “dy* namio, aggressive, elite _ ”cdr ps7 forcing Its-way through every open-ing.-to make a breach for a collectivist one-party state.” He said “it operates secretly, silently, continu-

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ously, to transform our government without our suspecting the change is under way." Jenner, an original backer of the proposal of Sen. John W. Bricker R-Ohio, spoke in support of Bricker’s latest compromise substitute. Jenner charged under former secretary of state Dean Acheson, the state department became “permeated" by “planners” who made it the "principal agent of the ideological revolution started by Harry Hopkins, Alger Hiss, Henry Wallace, Owen Lattimore, Harry Dexter White, Frank Coe and Harqld Glasser." He said he hopes the Eisenhower administration “.will go down in history as the moment when the revolutionary cabals, which perverted our treaties and executive, agreements in foreign affairs, in order to convert us into a oneparty state, are defeated at last, and the defenders of our constitution gain their final victory.”. i ■■■■

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Dealers War With Auto Bootleggers Fight Bootlegging —Of New Automobiles DETROIT, (Ur*) — A move to stamp out “bootlegging" of new automobiles was reported today. The trade magazine Automotive News said at least three auto dealers' associations are openly at war with the bootleggers ami at least one manufacturer is “showing signs of action.” The manufacturer was not identified. Bootleg automobiles are new cars sold by new car dealers to used' car lots in other territories ~ where ihey are sold at less than recommended new car prices. Sometimes hew models show,, up the day they are announced on used car lots. The News said the New York State Automobile Dealers Assn has adopted a resolution urging manufacturers to stop deliveries to new car dealers selling on the bootleg market. ' The Missouri association is meeting Friday to discuss ways of combatting this undercutting practice. The Chicago Automobile Trade Assn, warned that the Illinois secretary of state is “considering” rigid enforcement of state law’s dealing with licensing of new and used dealers. Killed Her Husband Suffering Os Cancer Says Husband Asked Her To Shoot Him ' -MOUNT PLEASANT, N. Y. UP —Mrs. Margaret Corkery Cannon, 54, told police she killed her husband Monday night after he laydown on the living room couch and pleaded, “I’ve , got cancer. Shoot me.” Mrs. Cannon shot her husband in the temple, then killed their pet dog with another shot, and wounded herself with a third in w-hat police believed was a suicide attempt. The woman telephoned police after the shooting. When officers arrived she pointed to her husband’s body and said. “There he is. WHI I get the electric chair?” Mrs. Cannon was hospitpli?ed. with a slight wound' Tn the left side. Police said they would question’ her today. Cannon, an employe in'the mr- ! counting department of American Smelting & .Refining Co. in New’ York City; .had been working steadily recently although suffering from a skin ailment bad teeth, police said. ■ K . < b1..... SEN. WALTER F. GEORGE (D-Ga.) is shown in Washington as he introduced a bill to boost the personal income tax exemption to SBOO this year and to SI,OOO in succeeding years as a step against economic recession. He told the Senate he waa “not an alarmist nor a prophet of doom” but felt his proposal was “the proper approach” to the nation’s economic problem. (International) - — ' '—. —. —"—_

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