Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1945 — Page 1

: FORECAST: Colder tonight; very cold tomorrow morning withdowest tem perature zero to 5 below; mostly clear skies.

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1945

1 aL Tg En Prosec utors Demand ail HOAX MQURY ust! Fines For Drunk Drivers EIGHT BURNED MODERN VALJEAN— 1

Body Found in Own Here Warns of ‘Flood Returns to Pen

Cn A A a WASHINGTON IN FIRES HERE For a Theft

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(U. P.).—Mrs. Rose Carlan, ment” may flood the nation 23, was held today on a within the next six months. : : i charge of murdering her baby. ‘That's the opinion of Law-|A Weekly Sizeup by the Washington

She had aroused the sym-

pathy of the nation for 16

days with a growing lie that the Jehild had been kidnaped. ~ 'Six-month-old Ronald Carlan’s

body was found stuffed In the}

rence:-J. Fenlon of Chicago, American Legion national employment committee chairman, speaking before the Legion's na-

tional executive committee here today.

Mr. Ferlon declared that the

Legion must meet its full responsibility in the solution of the employ-

ment problem. He said, in part:

“Pirst, we must recognize the

problem to be met; second, we must recognize - our shortcomings, and

third, we must either do something

about it or throw in the sponge!

“The problem—cruelly and crude-

ly expressed-is that a deluge of

Staff of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Pearl Harbor inquiry is falling apart. Co Committee is torn with’ dissension and bogged down with detail, much of it irrelevant. Resignation of Chairman Barkley (D. Ky.) is almost certain. Other Democratic members may join him, pos-

Barkley knew of Mr. Mitchell's decision in advance. - Mr. Mitchell explained that cross-examination of witnesses had gone “far beyond what the legal staff anticipated.” Senator Barkley feels same way—doubly so with respect to members. He doubts value of inquiry in present state, wants to return to his duties as senate leader. Now that attorneys have quit, charging waste of time, he can step down with sound an-

h BELOW SEEN "14 Years Ago

CHICAGO, Dec. 15 (U. P.).~Lester Wallace, modern Jean Valjean,

6 More Deaths on Icy Roads woday was ready to go back to onio| State Association’s Action. Hike Traffic Toll to 50

For December.

As below-zero temperatures then 22 and living in Cleveland,| Branding drunken drivers: were predicted here tomorrow, the city and state cold wave toll mounted. : Eight persons were burned at the Sandusky (O.) state farm. manded “large fines and sub= in two Indianapolis fires.

Six more Indiana trafic deaths away. Taking the name of Walter were attributed to icy roads. ‘The local forecast: “Colder tonight; continued very

to serve out his prison sentence for Follows Criticism by stealing a calf.

"It was at the height of the de- Officials Here. : pression 14 years ago,that Wallace, g

found himself unemployed and pen- “ ; " niless. Police said he stole a calf, 45 “Potential murderers,” arrested him and saw him sen-|Indiana Prosecuting Attore tenced to serve from one to 15 years neys association today de~

Soon Wallace was made a trusty. : es On June 23, 1932, he just walked stantial jail sentences” fi

Rich, he came to Chicago and went such offenders to work in the Pullman shops, living may ton adopted at their a model life, never even getting a

swer to claims that administration is running out on inquiry it started.

cold tomorrow morning, with lowest|.. en. ticket.

Wallace married a lovely girl,

Committee rift is partisan. Resignation of legal staff was directed Anne. They lived in a modest tactics. Democrats think Republicans are LOCAL TEMPERATURES home not far from his job. Then, liké the fate which befell the hero of Victor Hugo's novel, Wallace's record became known--to

t police. They had no. choice but HINT MN STRIKE ; ; to bring him in. y . . : Tough detectives frowned to hide

their sympathy yesterday when the 25¢c-Hour Raise Reportedly i: ‘Would Settle Dispute.

cial | WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (U. P). iahsssuitty veterans’ preference At present pace. inquiry would last until spring. It's month old

Learn U. S. Cruiser Saw Jap Ship Near Guam Nov. 27 4

United: Press Staff Correspondent ; | en v miley 4, » recently dig a TE —— “0 : HR Foreign Ministers Also Face Other Vital Issues.

By HENRY SHAPIRO I United. Press Stall Correspondent ; MOSCOW, Dec. 15 (U. P.) ~For- | 0SING eign ministers of the Big Three : 1g i¢ [will meet today to hunt common

Fal : five. : ground for handling the atomic SOME WAR HOUSES) 7x, ue or ein he Se

: Be | British Poreign Minister Ernest 1280 Uni Bevin arrived today by plane from 250 Units Purchaseq for . : Berlin, where he spent last night. IMinois University. Becsiacy, of Blake dimes B Indiana stood on the sidelines : emphasized that his talks with Bevin and Foreign Commissar Viacheslav M. Molotov will be, “an

exploratory exchange of views” not! PATTON'S CONDITION les | necesfarily leading to the announcement of any major decisions, (A CBS dispatch from Moscow sdid| Byrnes called at the Russian foreign! commissariat at noon today.) , - Byrnes, Has Bad Trip Byrnes arrived in Moscow late] yesterday after a harrowing flight through a snowstorm in which his plane ‘landed on a snow-covered Moscow airport with only a 10minute supply of gasoline. The Dra plane had flown through fog , snow at a 1000-foot altitude for|\", Sensation during past 34 Bel an hour before its Russian navi-|. Temperature 100, pulse 60, gator spotted Moscow through af . ° : sod ad. hole in the clouds, ‘ . : Three were killed in a train-auto| ‘Later, standing before the fire-

Patton was out of danger f RAI place of Ambassador Averill Harri- orseen complications ‘ (Continued on Page 2—-Column 1) | 100s residence, Byrnes told Anglo- Mal will be flown to of i — American correspondents that great ..o. in four to sir weeks for

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