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| SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1946

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Eliminated, Other Retrenchments Due.

By JIM G. LUCAS Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.—Within a week the navy will have only two battleships in active status, One will be in the Atlantic and one in the Pacific. All others of the once powerful fleet of more than 20 are being laid up in various forms and degrees. The idea is to present the incoming Republican congress with an accomplished fact of economy. Vice Adm. Forrest P. Sherman, deputy chief of naval operations, said today the navy would meet Republican economy demands as voiced by both Rep. Martin (Mass), who is to be the next speaker, and

A group of pickets wait unguarded in front of Lincoln Heights jail inside was jammed to overflowing. Police arrested 679 of the stri

Rep. Taber (N. Y.) who will head the house appropriations committee. + A promise this: week by Rep. | Martin that an “adequate national defense” would be maintained was considered somewhat reassuring. | The navy and war departments, | however, would like to know Mr. Martin's definition of adequacy. | |

Heed G. 0. P. Warning

with ignoring a court injunction. Between 150 and 200 pickets were a

Arrested Hollywood Film Strikers Overflow Jail

CARROLL NAMED T0 LEAD C. OF C.

Re-elected by State Board of Directors.

James F. Carroll, Indiana Bell Telephone Co. president, began his second one-year president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.

He was re-elected last night at a meeting of the board of directors of the business and industrial body which convened here 1650 strong for the chamber’s annuak meeting. Principal speaker at the meeting was Charles E. Wilson, president of General Motors dicted that it will be two years "before you can walk into an automobile showroom, purchase and drive away in a new car.” Mr. Wilson told the business and industrial leaders that only production and jobs will solve the shortage {of reconversion. He hailed the Re{publican election victory as a sign [that American citizens had decided to strike out, “along the road to liberty and freedom.”

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| conscientious bandits who held up | Paul Sedan, 25, 3902 Hoyt ave, at Bradley st. and Washington st. last night. * Mr. Sedan told police that the

Made One of Army’s Main

--— Directors’ Vacancies Filled Other officers named by the] board of directors were: David G.| Wylie of Bloomington, 8. M. Jenks of Gary, and C, Harvey Bradley of | Indianapolis, who were chosen to serve as vice * presidents. Harry

TRIESTE POLICE WORRY BIG FOUR ==: meee

French Seek Compromise Eighteen ‘vacancies on the state

chamber’s 49-man board of direcors

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Woman, Schoo Are Found

ROYSTON, Ga., Nov. 16 (U, P.).— Authorities today sought the motive for the slaying of 35-year-old blond Mrs, Marilyn Webb, described by her farm husband as a “good and true wife,” and Willie A. Carnes, her middle-aged companion, Both were in the front seat of the parked on = lonely road in Franklin county, 75 miles northeast of Atlanta. Mrs. Webb was shot twice, One shotgun blast tore her left arm. The other entered the left shoulder and came out through the heart, Carnes was slumped under the steering wheel, his left leg sticking out of the open left door in an ap-

| Bus Driver Shot to Death

shot in the jaw at close range. Robbery was. not the motive, Carnes, who drove a school bus, delivered Atlanta and Anderson, 8. C., newspapers, and was a cotton grower, had $71 in his pocket, Mrs. Webb's watch dnd rings were not disturbed. Mr. Webb said his wife “mortally hated men and women that did wrong." “I can't understand any way how she could have been with Carnes unless she was forced,” he said. Mrs, Carnes also was stunned by the news. She couldn't understand why the pair were together, One suspect was in jail. He de-

[parent effort to escape. He had been

RESUME DOPE TRIAL MONDAY

Seek Acquittal of Ex-Nar-cotic Agent Here.

Defense attorneys prepared to renew their fight Monday to obtain

acquittal of Bernard Peterson, former federal narcotic agent here, as a “victim of cicumstances.” Peterson is on. trial in federal court, charged with conspiring with two addicts to obtain narcotics illegally. The former agent's defense, his attorneys indicated, will be based on

nied the killings.

And the Game's A Sellout, Too

State police this morning unsuccessfully broadcast an order to stop Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kalbeck of Worthington, O., who were blithely on the way to the Ohio State-Illinois football in Champaign, IU, Not that the police wanted to interfere with the couple's enjoyment of the game, They wanted to inform them that when they left the Riley hotel in Greenfleld, where they spent last night, they forgot their suitcase. The tickets to the game were inside the bag.

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GATES STUDIES NEW FIRE LAW

Action Stems From -Fatal Terre Haute.Burning.

Governor Gates today studied the possibility of a state law which would clarify fire protection ree sponsibilities of Indiana cities. The governor said he would cone sider legislation to avoid duplication of a situation such as that existing at Terre Haute, where the city refuses fire protection to cere tain property owners involved in an annexation dispute. , Governor Gates criticized officials of Terre Haute and Harrison ‘township for “failing to act wise ly" in the annexation controversy, which gained statewide attention last week-end with the fire death of 21-months old Mary Ann Wil. ber, The little girl was burned to death when fire destroyed the fame fly home outside the city limits, while city firemen, acting on muse nicipal orders, refused to answer the fire alarm. “Matters of this character should have been so handled that protec tion was afforded for life and property in that community,”s the governor sald. ! _ State Fire Marshal Carter I. Bowser previously handed Governor Gates a report of his investiga« tion of the girl's death. Mr. Bowser believed the child's life “could not have been saved had the fire department responded,

i Meanwhile they have not lost Disciplinary Posts. | two men took $30 from his -bili- On Issue. were filled by lection n Sh three counter-charges: although this oApnok be definitely iy 8 sight. of the G. O. P. warning that : Yfold but when he asked them not Lip " membership meeting he riday| ONE: That top officials of the| ECION READIES answered and could only be an- . Dwight’s clever. . lll all departments must reduce ex-| Lawrence residents, who once pro-|, ..... ji ay). they returned $5. BY R. H. SHACKRO D : morning. Frank H. Dunn, viceiy; g treasury department's nar- | swered if the effort had been in a magazine (ME penditures and those that show up|tested vehemently against Ft. Har- or eater Nc yisas Stall Core seronten GJ Presidernt, Americal) United Life |ootios bureau fostered a system in| made, He must be very 3 next January with trimmed budgets |rison’s discipinary barracks over- \ ' va [Lisurange Co, Indianapolis, and which addicts were provided with 3 Since it was impossible for those ust be honorable, } “can expect befter treatment.” looking their backyard, appeared MRS LOCKMAN’S power polities struggle between east| Anton Hulman Jr. president Hul-|grugs in return for their services as present at the scene to have saved 4 \ In effect the navy’s announcement [undisturbed today at the announce- 1 and west over Trieste boiled down |man & Co. and the Indianapolis | informants. : the life, it is hard to understand present all those 8 of a drastic fleet’ realighment was|ment that the post has DER Sone) today to the simple question: “Who | Sheedway Cord, Terre Haute, Woe That Peterson was forced into how Jnyene owuid hte Suse He if he was sneaky : | timed to meet Mr. Martin's economy nated as one of the army’s only | TRIAL SET JAN, 2 vill be able to call the tops i) as } IS | close association with addicts, PAI smmander Calls for Ag- rn oe now, would he? 3 ultimatum. Tt eliminated three probation centers. od ide - state-wide body. ticularly the two co-defendants in station) an hocamp e Save rs must trust him, (ME costly flag commands and freed| Starting Dec. 1, the disciplinary | MADISON, Ind. Nov. 16 (U. P.). Trieste and when? Directors re-elected included: ithe present trial, James (Bowling gressive Action ing of this life,” Mr. Bowser said. they did. Maybe thousands of officers and men for training center will receive army|_ rg Lottie Lockman, 62-year-old| If the United States and Great Joseph E. Cain, president, P. R.|Green Jim) Wooden; 55, and Charles . DISMIBSES ANTE TRUST SUIT its to harm you, : duty elsewhere. |prisonets from the central and ea, | Dupon housekeeper, was told today Britain on one side and the Soviet Mallory & Co; E. B. Newill, gen- Kahler, 54,.and was told the addicts UNIONTOWN, Pi. Nov. 18 (U.] CHIOASD Nov. BU Po Vy. why Mr. Dwight Adm. Sherman says further re- ern sections of the country. It wi that she would be tried Jan. 27 on Union on the other can agree on eral manager, Allison Division, were “good men,” working for the pn," =, oo Legion oficiales, Distele Judy Waller Lo - . trenchments will be effected. give them special training designed |; charge of attempted murder. |that today, the Italian, Balkan and|G. M. C; Nicholas H. Noyes, vice bureau. headed for Indianapolis and next da roel he ee a reed, “no, maybe The Missouri in the Atlantic and |to restore them w the regular Rpm | Judge Harry E. Nichols of Jeffer- Finnish peace treaties should be President and treasurer, Ell Lilly] TWO: That Charles Clements, a week's conference today after hear- SR 3." ved he Se 1g as if he wanted the Jowa in the Pacific are to be; The “restorees” as the army calls so, gjrcujt court announced last ready for signing in the near future.[& Co.. Mr, Reid, president, Indi-|temporary wartime employee, tried ing Paul H. Griffith national com-| companies ag % the nation's only battleships re-|its prisoners on probation, will Te-| ight the date for the trial, after| gq they ai] 10 agree: the four anapolis Railways, Inc.: George 8. “fo ‘get Peterson's job” by forcing i oll TOF hr pa y aybe not. Maybe maining in active status. ceive eight weeks’ training at the|gisongrging a grand jury impaneled| ministers probably will pack their |Olive, president, George S. Olive another addict, through depriving courageous” action in solving the

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The New Jersey and the Wisconsin are to be put in “reduced commission”—tied to their docks with approximately 50 per cent of their crews aboard. Actually, they will be maintained at considerably less than 50 per cent strength.

Told to Cut Spending

The Washington and the North Carolina, which had been in reduced commission, are being classified in-

its manpower requirements. On the

barracks and then will be sent back , iestigate the illness of Mrs. to thelr regular units. Mayme McConnell, wife of Mrs.

the U. S. will be located in Cali- Judge fornia. jurors before they completed an The Pt. Harrison barracks will jp, ectigation of the deaths of three receive prisoners from Ft. Leaven-|,ersong Mrs, Lockman attended. worth, Kas; Milwaukee, Wis.;| go heard a report from the jurors Green Haven, N. Y.; New Cum-|ghich said they felt a thorough in-

Nichols dismissed the

A second restoration center in Lockman's wealthy employer. |

Co.; F. N, Reynolds, assistant to the - vice president and general manager, New York Central system, and J. G. Sinclair, division manager, Shell Oil Co. all of Indianapolis.

State Directors Named

Other directors from over the state are Benjamin F. Geyer, presi-

| bags at an early date and go home, {leaving Adolf Hitler's former satellites in a technical state of war {with the allies for an indefinite period. . French Draft Compromise

| France, playing her historic role {again as compromniser, is trying to

berland, Pa.; Ft. Knox, Ky. and Camp Gordon, Ga. The barracks had maintained a

vestigation must wait for completion | put in writing a statement on police {of medical tests and sicentific re- powers in Trieste that will satisfy search. | both sides which showed last might

dent, Wayne Pump Co., Ft. Wayne; F. M. Gillies, works manager, Inland Steel Co., East Chicago; R.

him of narcotics, to cast suspicion | on Peterson. : THREE: That Peterson helped the two co-defenddnts obtain narcotics because he recognized them as “medical addicts.” A number of registered pharmacists and three physicians testified yesterday that a large number of narcotic prescriptions were written and filled in favor of Kahler and Wooden.

ave. last night forgot to bring their is a stronghold of the Hukbalahop

almost every other point pertaining

housing problem. Mr, Griffith told a welcoming home crowd of 40000 that the Legion's fact-finding committee on veterans’ housing was preparing data on the nation-wide problem and pledged “the full weight of the American Legion will be thrown into whatever course of action is adopted.” The committee's findings will be

reported to the organization's na-|

A Religious Center With A Civie Circumference

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“You're given me 4 active. te rv had Sesioration raining Sie] or Je! The jury recommended that testi- they were near agreement on|H McMurtrie, president and man- ‘Flooded’ With Dope tional executive committee which lr ’. hink .you're right, | Adm. Sherman said Bt o ] ba own probationers SE agony received during the investi- everything but the fundamentallager, Huntingburg Furniture Co,| U. S. District Attorney B. How-iconvenes in Indianapolis for two| Dr. E. Burdette Backus Re Br fe ven ev oer ering eal” E2 sre hpaty Forge SEC Michel poe ard Cun dad wt To ert egoning Moe 3 ppp the Sen ontinued) ) dent u ‘ |avallabie > : oung ench Deputy Foreign |manager, Guide Lamp Division, G.|dianapolis was virtually * "| In a speech that h a Semmes ; bureau that it reduce expenditures] The school has been expanded y,ry » | Mirfister Maurice Couve de Murville | M. Re Anderson: R. Motsinger, | with De from filling of these broadcast ceremony in which he of Six Addresses on AG RIVER & $650 million below the amount ap- because of the good record of the| pq, Lockman was arrested last spent most of the night on the task president, Marion Tool Corp., Ma- |prescriptions over a four-year received the commander's flag from UNIT ARI AN 8 propriated by congress. prison, according to Col. Benjamin August in the deaths of three eld- assigned to him by the other coun-|rion: Cornelius O'Brien, president, | period. past national heads Louis A. JohnPPLED BOY, # A White House demand for still| Albert, commander. ‘erly Dupont residents. Authorities cil members. He will present it to|A. D. Cook, Inc. Lawrenceburg; | One physician, Dr. A. W. Miller,{son and Harry W. Colmery, Com- | PRINCIPLES NO Nov. 18 wv. ¥ further Teduttions—-whien He Davy Lagrence : ed are said mercury was found in the ex-|the others this morning for study | Clifford F. Payne, New Castle; J. [1527 8S. Harding st, testified that mander Griffith said: “We deplore - ed the Blue river says was based on misin Se Son 0% on - BD EO humed organs of the three. and the council will meet in an-|Ralph- Thompson, president, | Peterson told him to “give Kahler|and condemn the intervention and po the directions of of the original order—has been Ie va hn sized Col. Alberts Se a other “restricted” meeting — re-| Thompson Dairy Co., Seymour; Carl |enough to take care of him.” This|domination which have already Reason rmal” 17-year-old J tled on navy terms. a elr ‘omes pr : HOOSIER’S PLANE stricted as to the number of offi-|J. Winkler, president, U. 8. Ma-|resulted in his prescribing 31500 made nations that we fought to et There is no present indication, administration of the prison. cials who can attend—late today. [chine Corp. Lebanon; F. A. Col-|half-grain morphine sulphate tab-| make free, the puppets of Com- 11 A. M. Sunda han she push ¢d - “BN Adm. Sherman said, that the navy| They said he had established a ESCAPES BULLETS Molotoy Yields Several Points | ling¢. president, G. M. Diehl Ma- lets from 1942 to 1946. munistic power.” . y at ne - he ¥ ver Ei wiil go below its present authorized tighter SuaIing Msn Sesoned MANILA, Nov. 16 (U. P.).—The Slotov Yields Several Points |, te Works Wabash: Eugene Dr. Floyd A. Boyer, 136 S. Witt- i —— ALL SOULS es Wanstreet, was personnel strength of 52,000 oficers/men and that escape al S. 13th airforce reported today| Secretary of State James F. O'Shaughnessy, vice president, (field ave, admitted writing about For the Day | i 5 2 he di i and 500,000 enlisted men. were running wild in Lawrence. A|yhat two more U. S. army planes Byrnes and British Foreign Secre-|James Walsh & Co., Lawrenceburg; | 300 prescriptions for Kahler from | clearings ...... oor ..008 5,864,000 Unitarian Church Hon into the ise i Although Navy Secretary Forre- number of escapes and QUStUYBENCES fy, ye been fired upon by machine tary Ernest Bevin insist that the| Harold S. Vance, chairman of the | August, 1943, to July, 1946. He said Debits ...... tartar tasTr. 26,260,000 1453 N. Alabama St. 8-year-old Ross s stal, in a statement to Scripps-|at the barracks last winter aroused |g ns in the Philippines. Both escaped governor of Trieste shall have con-| board, Studebaker Corp, South|peterson called him, asking that |ciearings _Forthe Wek 0. . Tished from hig J Howard newspapers Oct. 22, warned the protests. {untouched. trol of the police—especially the Bend, and David G.” Wylie, presi-|the physician prescribe to the ad-|Debits ........................ 126,714,000 ustrial section of © that personnel reductions would mies ieee amperes | At 7:20 p. m. Thursday, a B-29 right to hire or fire the chief of|dent Bloomington Limestone Corp. |dict because he was “employed as go. “imperil our world commitments in KROGER THIEVES PUT |pitoted by Lt. R. J. Carey of police. The governor will be named | Bloomington. ; an informer by the bureau.” ived next door to support of national policy or to in- EED BAG Xekomo. Ind, and a B-24 piloted|by the United Nations security| mee eee mam — - d, told police she sure our country’s adequate de- ON THE F by Lt. G. F. Bond of Klamath Falls, | council. SCHRADER RESIGNS ‘MAN AND WIFE HURT . ° 1 into the river. " id it is pos- i looted the Kroger Ore., were fired upon from Mount viet Fordign Minister Vicheslav| 4 fense,” Adm. Sherman sa POS-| Thieves who loo og . po So ig nes arriers Have Fun! : knocked fresh sible the navy gradually can reduce Grocery at 38th st. and Keystone Arayat in central Luzon. The area |M. Molotov, who has given in on POSITION WITH ABC AS TRAIN WRECKS CAR e

on a line in her

other hand, he said drastic slashes

market baskets. ‘peasant movement.

; | William J. Schrader, of Lafayette, insist that the city has resigned as captain of the In-

to police power,

| A man and his wife were slightly _

injured last night when their car

a. In should be avoided. Instead, they emptied six on oe Pilot suman that 390; eduncy] shall Save Hi Hgut Wo 2p-| diana excise state police to accept|was struck by a Pennsylvania pas- : ERT | PAY Tord bans oo We peas: i a ro re 29 ras fired Fors 1 — Lav Bar |a position in the claims and adjust- |senger train at Holt rd. and State ] CONCERT IS SET AT led the bags with merchandise and| On Nov. 7 a B-29 was fired upon | counci e elected, Y:| ment, department of Foster & Mes- | Road 67 3 BROOKSIDE CENTER | left. {near Clark field. by the people of Trieste, sick, Indianapolis branch man-| parrell Thompson, 21, and his agers of the U. 8, Fidelity & Guar-|wife Emily, 20, of West Newton, The Teen Music canteen will pre- IANAPO S EVEN S V ALS antee Co. said they did not see the approachi i L —-—— — t. Schrader has been connect- | dd in it th. Th sent Miss Patty Joy, pianist, and Capt. {ing train and drove in its path. The ROOM he T i i Sch Girls’ ed with the enforcement division of i f d echnical High ool : 2 = : |e car was carried 20 feet and deBe club, Miss Louise Swan, di- MARRIAGE LICENSES J EE amu ly Ee reer Sehind-|the ABC for the past nine years, molished. Co. recting, in concert at 3 p. m. to- Guy H Albertson, 2007 Hoosevely; Emma | Ra mond, cumeler, S86 N. Beville; Doris Kaibleen | Ridingtr. Harry, Kathleen | serving as a field officer for five] Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were. | 4 i A. Coulter, 2 oosevelt. : . I. . . Hinsley, Joseph, Mary Ann Ruffin, an : We | . : . ! N morrow in. Brookside center. Hansen H Arno 4 lose Udell; Dorothy | Axthiay_Sloun Overtuy yo yes Washing. Carl. Guihel Lawyer ¥ oars and as a lieutenant for two poth treated in City hosiptal ad i Orendoril, ndianapolis. on_bivd.; ris Ann Hendrickson, At Emhardi—Elmer, Bettie orton, an 7 ote 0 Soury Cy The hors! soup wi Re. Jar rer Be 00 a OF sean peur Rew 34. Peck, 1202 N. Parker; Alta Mae Cecil, Ethel Ganstine fours rior » Wire Promoted: ¥ Jace Jacerations, | . . ster ert H. . : ~hristi : . me ———— in Classic dud INEM SOTPS Robert P. Bardash, 1608 Westview dr.;|" Taylor, 1201 . Parker [Me ria - aay AA : Miss Joy will play three preludes| ‘Lorotny Lee Despot, 028 Westview dr. '|civde R. Rockwood. 3840 Washington bivd.: | Tisa'8 Tiinols st + Gths. Rotella David: | on & SB PLE 2 ” and fugues from Bach's “Well Tem- | Dale Rexford Bennett, Lal N, ‘04s: “Margate. Conwll Fish, 213° Bucking-| «on. 1620 Wilcox sf.. Oleo, Mary Diggs,| TODD STOOPS RE-ELECTED | ¢ FEET KILLING YOU? v ” . ’ 33 dian: | : ; 2354 Prospect st.; George, Bonnie Bew- re i . CO. pered. Clavicpord™ ang & 1oeHITe, RO Ten Kethron® Plexi, oR Pesidence, | LIg]d George Rossleo. 420 X. 48th; Dorothy] “},y "520 N. Miley: Nathan, Lonnie sharp, | Todd Stoops, secretary ci NERE'S REAL REAIEFI, etude and ballade of Chopin. City hospital. ’ |Lioyd L. Smith, 1951 Sheidon; Helen L.| 90 W. 26th si, and Ralph, Maudie Hoosier Motor club, today was re-| $ Bathe in Cuticura Soap suds. &| CO. ree ee ee rere carl R. Conrad, 1222 Carrollton: Trene Mae| Parker, 2019 Sheldon Wood, 2023 Indianapolis ave, elected as a member of the board| ¢ Apply Cuticura Ointment | . Wilson, 1222 Bellefontaine, No. 8 | Luther Sowders, 1636 Draper: Elizabeth — - . : Tae then Cuticura Talc at BUTLER DEAN WILL Thomas W. Conwll, Fishers; Jean L.| E eeler, R. R. 1, Box 619-Y, DEATHS of directors of the American Auto- TIE | Frenzel, Fishers Suomi. ssociation, in session at San gy didi ERS | SPEAK T0 STUDENTS Orville M. Dillahay, 1619 N. Temple; Leala BIRTHS Carl B. Beard, 55, at Methodist, cardio. | MOTILE & jation, i SINTMEN! | Al Milared Stain, I Pury alley: Bonnie Girls vascular-renal disease, . { Francisco, Cal. | Basil Starr Doyle, . Ys {Andrew Berton Littrell, 85 at 11§ # ——————————————— a ] Merwyn G. Bridenstine, assistant| Jean Crowe. 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