Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1947 — Page 1

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. | PRICE FIVE" CENTS 58th YEAR—NUMBER 157 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1047 Enters ur Becone. Cu Mate 1 sion

.S. Income Sets Record |

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—And So Do Food Prices |

Capehart Says Hunt for Suspects in Poker Party 32.84 Wheat Labor Law No [Robbery Turns to Muncie May Increase

. : chief the men were in Muncie to Police Tipped Off on 4 Armed Mobsters [Knock some of » the Joints

» { | {here,” Muncie has been reported Issue in 1948 Planning to Knock Off Joints There & heres Mjiele Tue beehs tuporiad Cost of Bread The search for bandits who held up a $100 limit poker pling places. game at a North side home early yesterday turned to Mun-| The tipster gave the license num-

Disputes Effect on | vie. today ber of the suspects’ car. A check National Earning Rate

* : : vue. | Showed it to be issued to an Indi- . Presidential Race Detective Chief Jesse McMurtry said he believed the/anapolis resident, but Chief Me-| Is $197 Billion By NOBLE REED

The fight of labor leaders against old-up team which obtained loot variously estimated from Murly Sig the ices Sd CHICAGO, Sept. 10 (U. the Taft-Hartley law “won't have $6000 to $20,000 at the home of William F. Bilsky, 5542 N. (no time reported. * |P.).—Food prices went to | “It was either a:fake license plate| new all-time highs today,

any effect at all on the 1048 presi-| N)alaware st. may be the, And the government ane

ntial campaign,” U. 8. Senator ; {might be linked to a report of . an error in taking the number,” Sensial at declared in an Same mob reported in Mun-| mobsters in Muncie. x sald. 8 interview here today. cie to “knock off some The Muncie chief said he re-| “I wouldn't be a bit surprised if| nounced that people are mak- : bi Acme Telephoto, He arrived home last night by joints.” |celved an anonymous phone call| those men in Muncie turned out to! ing more money than ever MOBILE GENERAL'S QUARTERS — This trailer, built in [taly for Lt. Gen. John plane from Alaska where he had | Chief McMurtry said Muncie of four men, two with sawed-off be the same ones who pulled the before. . C. H. Lee. is now in the Presidio at San Francisco awaiting use by. Gen. Mark W, |been conducting hearings on pro-| chief of Detectives John Sipes also| shotguns, in Muncie yesterday. The

—————— | sed i BC {| Dun and Bradstreet, Inc. report . po legislation” concerning the thought the Indianapolis hold-up| anonymous tipster told the detective (Continued on Page olumn 5) Clark when the 6th army goes on maneuvers. It is converted from a standard northern U.S. possession. lhe tn Sb ho skis dome renee ad at Now York that ise iudex of

= oes : Se Fars SR I on : N go oon poe eo ME Patrol Ride ‘Marshall. Hints.of Need - 0 G Noblitts | Es amo aot = Otirs Legal Threat For Recalling Congress i

new ——n z Sealor Seid. Says More Funds Necessary as Stop-Gap ucts used in compiling the figure

§ ’ " | iy [Fin Sees \No Effect | " showed sharp increases. The only Daughter Dies Beal ; “As & matter of fact the law, Car Owner Claims For Europe Before End of Year | price dips were in peas, raisins ‘and

A ; Jian stiff enough to corect some of] ploy frect : WASHINGTON; Sept. 10 (U. P)—Secretary of State George C.| rice, Ruth Emily Jewell | ai ; ithe abuses. Why, do you know ; { Marshall said today that Europe urgently needs stop-gap aid before the| $197 Billion . o : #, ; ; i i that a lot of people in Alaska were| Ben L. Selig, 1361 E. 38th st. to-| end of this year. . . he Cam uly a. Victim of Polio : P bk H {practically Saving Dacaise of the day planned legal action against He plainly Bima Songrems will have to be called into special session! ADULT Tha peepa tn - Times State Service ; : |West coas pping strikes. No, ‘he bolice department for a mid. | this fall to provide such relief. . |pounowt_ tuk petsonal incottie COLUMBUS, I, hiv 10.— ay {iis sient of She Jab Jeeders Wi, gy = pap sored 40 take in| Mr, Marshall did not openly commit himself on the question of : rate of $197 ok during July. Mrs. Ruth Emily Jewell, the former ] . |

~r—e——— gpecial session. But he left no doub StL died |date next year, 1 wouldn't worry|a& patrol wagon. that $e considers; one necessary, TNS Was almost $2 billion higher Ruth Emily Noblitt,” died yester-

1 WS * i ; : , : Bets » J EON i een Hoosier Makes i ERE day of infantile paralysis in Henry 0 i | Regarding the 1048 presiaéntial rested Mandey- might ater being HI ONE: An interim a .

id program : ; i : {lion above th figure ~ Ford hospital, Detroit. . She had » We . : | campaign the senator said Me roused from sleep in His home would require congressional action. bove the actual 1046 of been ill a week.

| thought the whole fight for the G. When a’ woman motorist's car 1 Y | TWO: The aid will be needed be- | $177:217,000,000, iH iy nomination Bini was center- Struck his car parked -at the «= Helicopter Rescu fore the end of the year. The Sepastmen said the income Mrs. Jewell, mother of a 3-year- i ling between Governor Thomas Arresting officers charged him : | Congress normally is not due to} ise a brought about by highest old daughter, was 32 on the day of on | Dewey and Senator Robert Taft. |With displaying improper license wil d Anim als Eat reconvene until Jan. 2." | ur oa pri Min an Her death. Py : | The senator made a special trip Plates on his-car. When he refused : Mr, Marshall promised that sut-| Jo AY i ot and a yet nume i : to" Albany, N. Y. recently to call to Accept a summons.to appear in| Trapper's Food ficlent data will be available by the| PF Of World wap II veterans res She was the wife of James M. J on” : ourt, the patrol wagon was called | ceiving state bonuses. Jewell, naval veteran of world (on ° Governor ‘Dewey but he de- COUrt. Pp I 8 '* bel | WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (U. P). latter part of October to present to| "0 "SC Chicago board of trade war IT, now employed by the Nash- {clined to discuss what they talked and he was placed in it before a ,, Alaskan trapper who became congressional committees on the! go tember wheat, corn” snd Osta Kelvinator Corp, Detroit. Her! |about. He wouldn't say who he fa- crowd of angry neighbors, [trapped himself when wild animals needs of the stop-gap ald program. 4 previous phice Tecords: snd father is Q. G. Noblitt, chairman of vored as a candidate. Woman Driver Hurt ate up his food was rescued by| Republican congressional leaders ber, May and July wheat the board of the Noblitt-Sparks in| Great Air Center | Driver of the car which struck helicopter. have tossed in President Truman's| yo: up the full 10-cent limit pers dustries, Inc., here. Regarding his trip to Alaska, Sen- Mr. Selig's parked auto, Gladys It was the army air forces’ first/lap the decision whether to call ® mitted in any day's trading. Seps Attended Tudor Hall =e ator Capehart said his observations Nickell, 40, of 727 N, DeQuincy at., rescue mission above the Arctic Special ssajon and have sald hey tember lard es a1 "When the Noblitt family lived in { oI'there “indicated -that “the. gountry| Was mot arrested. She was treated circle, » RO 4 special gessio also hit the Limit,

: Fav » - twas rapid] ming o (for cuts and bruises by a General, The AAF said Lt. Charles O, necessary, ! Indianapolis, Mrs, Jewell atten : P ue Sap No Choc be fl gs lio ambulance doctor and sent/Weir of Bloomington, Ind. -picked| Mr. Truman is en route trom Tudor Hall school, afterward gradu- 3 “There are more airplanes per !0 her home in the car of a friend up~ the stranded trapper Aug. 21 Brazil. He is not due back at the g280:. September corn $2.63% and sting from the National Park sem- | g 1000 population in Alaska than any, Mr. Selig was freed of the license after an 185-mile solo helicopter White House until Sept. 20. | September oats $1.28%. inary, Washington, D. C. She pi state in the union,” he said. “We plate charge yesterday by Municip- flight over rough Alaskan terrain, | On the basis of Mr, Marshall's Bread Price Rise Forecast was a one time DePauw university| have some big airports up there al Court Judge Joseph Howard. The flight was from Ladd field, Press conference statement, jt ap- Mill d ba ; rede ne 3 ember o Rapp, and we are now building two more] He explained that he had traded Fairbanks, northwest to a remote Peared likely that he ‘would recom- ing an kery spokesmen

; ! um | forecast an increase in the price of | big ones, to cost $5 million and $8 the car for a new one with the spot near Bettles, Alaska. mend to Mr. Truman that congress — Sons, a took an ustive] million.” Fred Williams Jr. auto sales agency! The trapper, George Plucinski, be called Into special session. [8 loaf of bread If whest continues

[to climb. : The senator said the big handi- but had been driving the trade-in had been flown into the interior by! Highlights of Talk sorority. She | | The h ee hog gy nod cap in Alaska was the lack of high- car because he was helping the!s eivilian seaplane. - | Other . highlights of Mr. Mar- ever Is es! Bree Tatar vie * ist church, Columbus. | ways. agency sell it. The civilfan pilot, according to a shall's newi conference: :

" : ak o {Trade was $3.26 for May wheat in The Noblitt family has requested We were investigating the pros- Police Explain Stand * |pre-arranged plan, dropped Mr| GREECE: Mr. Marshall was 1917, during world war I Today that friends intending to send, (pects of developing the timber and| patrolman James E. Campton Flucinski’s food 20 miles to the gratified over the new coalition May wheat sold at 2.80%.

flowers to Mrs. Jewell’s funeral send! jp RAY SD there Wo help re- said he and Patrolman William Porth. When Mr. Plucinski arrived government. He said the agree-| The price of wheat has soared 40 gifts instead to the National Foun- : ‘the lack of Oflages TULE. Sullivan arrested Mr. Selig be-{8¢ the spot, he found foraging ment “foreshadows a happy future cents a bushel, or 16 per cent, dation for Infantile Paralysis. ey Nghways i Rane | oayse the dealer's license numbers &nimals had eaten the food. Thejof co-operation and confidence | within the last month. Lard has Burial in Columbus | ener os € down ihation the parked car did not match Pilot was not' scheduled to return among the Greek people. risen nearly three cents a pound, : ' . those issued to Mr, Selig and listed!for him for weeks. | KOREA: The U. 8. delegation on or 17 per cent, in the same period. The Rev. Harold Turpin, Pres- , All Gravel Roads on his certificate of title. | On a river bank Mr. Plucinskl the joint Korean commission has| Because flour and lard are the byterian pastor of Columbus, will] WALNUT OFFICE—The interior view of the trailer shows He said there are only a few miles, -Mr, Selig was released at the fashioned a crude sign—"get army!” reported it impossible to reach! two main ingredients of bread,

conduét the services tomorrow at bakers said they. were hard-pressed

jesk, cabinet and chairs made of walnut and a floor ofshand-laid. ©f highways out of the major cities. police station on his own recog-| Berries and wild game kept him agreement with the Soviets. 2:30 p. m. in the Noblitt residence, Jes cet Braue! “Fifty-five miles is about as far nizance and ordered to court yes- alive while he waited for help. JAPAN—Mr. Marshall indicated to maintain present prices. 1910 Washington st, Columbus. Sih a . ss in as you can drive a car out of-any terday. After two weeks, another civilian that the United States may agree Cattle Up $3 in Month Burial will be in Garland Brook ’ ‘ ' ° of the cities and all these roads Judge Howard, in dismissing pilot spotted the sign and notified|to a preliminary Japanese peace| Livestock pri follow 3 | Lee S Sur lus f Traile are gravel,” he said. {the ease, pointed out that Mr./the 10th rescue squadron at Ladd conference concurrently with the wi Prices are lo the The Rev, i Weg hoki] en. The senator found no prospects| Selig was not in the car at the! field. {United Nations general assembly. [Fighes ough, heavy ar pastor ie, > : ® for” development of agriculture in| time of the accident, although the| The AAF sald the helicopter was| MARSHALL PLAN--Mr. Marshall | d ar re. Located in San Francisco sua “Mdaviv charged he was. "the only airertt which could make(std he dd not Know whether. the (OVE Gol SLCIaER, Mie sepocted : | E-y | “I couldnt see where much can the rescue. The river had dropped $21 billion figure of European aid Jana ~tor steers ore te. aa Jewels! Shows Little Evidence of Use but Reveals be Sone Sor agriculture due to theit) A W- D efers since Mr. Plucinski's arrival, mak- Suggested by 16 European nations p jo MME prod R mei z S . , - 4 4 climate and condition of the land,” . ther seapl -|was “rock bottom.” ter, Mrs. John C. Marshall, Colum- | Much Hand Work in Making Its Three Rooms | ne gaia. : : [Ig footer seuplans linting Wm.

bout $3 above the prices paid a ; . . | possible. LATIN AMERICA—Mr. Marshall _— bus. By JOHN HUTCHISON, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ly One of the hearings he con- Anti-Red Action — (said he did not discuss at Rio CM i MO. uh. Ira acre . ; | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10—The trailer which formerly belonged ducted was for information regard-. BUFFALO, N. Y. 8 w. FDR Jr. Fa rrest Possibility of Latin American aid 1 Hirohito’s Shoes Have to Gen. John C. H. Lee' and which was mentioned by Robert Ruark, Ing Alaska's request to hecome'p) The tienen Toad i. gas Arres __ on the contributing side of the Sheep . mosty Y Shove She Holes, Go to Cobbler Scripps-Howard columnist, in his recent series on the U. 8. army in’the 40th state in the union. board of the C. I. O. United Auto- On Old Speeding Charge Marshall plan although both he ago, the : :

“ , top price for ; : Italy, has showed up here. I don’t believe Alaska is ready mobile Workers Union took up rou-| WAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. Sept. 10 and President Truman in formal or Prive Yor aes pid 25 Ji ihe TOKYO, Sept. 10 (U. P)—A| =~ The San Francisco News, a Scripps-Howard newspaper, found the for: statehood but I'll vote for it if [tine business matters today after|(U: P.).—Warrants” for- the arrest speeches appealed for such aid. :

cobbler reported today that the im-|trajler stored in a motor pool at the Presidio, headquarters of the/and when sucha bill comes up,” voting to continue its policy of Of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr, and aie —t——C v— prices were within $1 of the all-time perial family had turned in two|gih afmy. sermons - —— he said. y

enn———— ; rh his wife will be issued if they do : | | : non-compliance with the anti- : pairs of shoes for resoling—one a A ath afmy spokesman said the It has an office or sitting room,! wy. Capehart was ill with a throat Communist provisions of the Tafte not appear for a police court hear- Seeks Democrat 10-year old esr belonging to Bn oiler had ‘been declared surplus about eight by 10 feet; a bedroom infection and was bedridden for Hartley labor law Ing Sept. 18 on charges of speeding, ’ peror Hirohito. s ; ; ’ in i san theater and . . Lucas Urges Price Control This pair has several Holes in it. to the Mediterranean oa an ahd a tiny DRLATOOM. covered rapidly after a few shots of day not to file non-Communist Y \ . i ————————————— {had been transferred to this head- ” : penicillin, he said. affidavits as required by the Taft- Capt. Stanley said that Mr. Roo- Meanwhile there were these other Plans Bill to Make |auarters for use as a mobile com- The office contains a built-in 3 {Hartley law, pending further de- spvelt bad wrored answering the PR eiopitlents;

( ; hai > y s ” 5. ONE: Senator Scott Lucas (D, ‘ . mand post or a general's quarters divan, three armchairs, a desk and velopments and clarification of the charges three times Indiana labor spokesmen - served h Election Day a Holiday on. IANeUVers. vailt-in eabibeis and bookshelves] am OWers “10.7. ©, position, President Waltelnak LOANS SOR Fob notice today that the election of a Ill) Warned that a refum to some CHICAGO, Sept. 10 (U. P.).—| House trailers for such use in the Furniture and cabinets are of nat-| y WASHINGTON, evs. 10 (0. P) Democrat in the 10th district special sort of price control might be nec Senator Scott 'W. Lucas (R. Ill) field are common. Hundreds were ural finish walnut but apparently n, ep

| . essary to halt skyrocketing prices, | Final U. A. W. poiley TORATAing "The . world Dadk. amnot - make congressional election was the chief 4 ut. | | 3 , : TWO: The A said today he planned to introduce ysed overseas during the war by have not been varnished. Forecast Today |the non-Communist affidavits prob-|loans for the purchase of goal of their 1847 political ac-| merican Federation

Butter and egg prices also broke all-time records in Chicago yesteray.

joa here, just long enough for a single bed, *hree days in Fairbanks but re-| The 22-man board voted yesters|Folce Capt. Edward Stanley said ,

Reuther reported,

ring food, ; of labor executive board a bill in congress to make election oMcers down to division command-| The bedroom has a built-in. bunk. {ably would be decided at the C.1.Q | tivity e board, meeting day a national holiday. ‘ers and their staffs. Gen. Lee was There is a small dressing table LOCAL TEMP : Jeonvention ent iy uh [bert 1. Garnet, its vice president, Neal Edwards, president, and In its regular quartely session here, — not a field commander, however. and a clothes closet. The bath has : “ ERATURES : Charles Bechtel, secretary, of the hired tha tie ules vould ek 4 2 The trailer shows little evidence a stall shower, a metal, pullman- te Wherry Mm... 18 Indiana Indusval Onion: counsd, / ye bilized, UN Official Sees No War use. A lot of hand labor appar-{type wash-bagin, toilet and a cabl-] 78: M..... 7 1am: .. 78 a : described the election of a Demo- VIDE Was reduced and stabil BOSTON, Sept. 10 (U. P.).—|oniiv went into the building of the net, The bathroom has a tiled floor. 8a m...."78 12 (Noon).. 81 ‘When silver dollars grow on trees . . . crat as “the No. 1 item on our Mh li Wo otic! of the C. I, Trygve Lie, secretary-general of the|irajler, hut it could hardly be called Office and bedroom have floors of| 9 a m “I'l dream to pass the time away . , .” political calendar.” rm Equipment Work«

|the country had an all-out investie ‘ : . : iticized the .Republican nominee, | “ ov BG | tantalized by warm weathe “A lot of twaddle is stil 01 ) or ' poc y war “within the foreseeable future.” | yt six weeks ago from Italy, an|fuel device mounted outside, PPO | today. y ather again lit z : le 1s still being written about Ralph Harvey, New Castle, Ind. ROD 48 to HO packes we difThis statement was made in a|,mcer said. It is not being used site an improved electric water! po. oo. wares” progicted moraity. Conscience .. , has little if anything to farmer and state legislator, for e_jarmer

| ity, ts for his produce and tHe fabe Speech Prepared for the 56th annual "CT Svd. It 4 Cn, 3 ” do with it ” failing to .make a positive state- ®¢ p a sater, e thermometer would ri Ww Wens fs omm ; convention of the National Asso-|,..nt as was built into it. The vehicle is pulled by a truck.'gpou¢ gg, bringing back 0 ment” when asked for ¢ ent Ulous price the city workers have

“ ’ . " to pay for it.” ciation of Life Underwriters. oo « u » of the old swimming hole to young- There I was, reading a BOOK ...” on the Taft-Hartley law,

) | FOUR: House Democratic Whi, : ( Labor union officers in the 10th Pp ASKS ROME PREMIER QUIT Ruark Says— sets, Uryir to concentrate on their district already have indorsed the 'ONP W. McCormack asked a cone : v 3 v ty 7 v " : . ssional committee to conduet ROME, Sept. 10 (U. P)—The, od : U A $ d OF ALL THINGS . , . A NEW COLUMN candidacy of Frank Hanley, Muncie {= =" left-wing Socialist leader Pietro| MPs House in ynneare » a me local hutiderasiwers. were automobile dealer, for the Demo-|" c*!!§ation to determine whether Nenni today urged Premier Alcide : The weatherman said tonight " . . " efalie nomination, A nominating CP tfiod hn 3 ny de Gasperi, a Christian Democrat, rt by Lt Cr 4 . | T WwW bin Th T convention to choose Mr. Harvey's" . . : I. ihe ro'to resign before he was overthrown. Qua ers Y ® en. ee 20 arrow a Barts n une | e Imes opponent, for the Nov. 4 special ®i' Of monopolistic practices. . hi . e reach- . y : Gen. Wyche's Brusque Questioning Causing ig » low of about 79 fumlghh election will be held tomorrow night |

Written by Hoosiers . . , for Hoosiers t Muncie, ohe of four | an Times Index Gls to Clam Up, Fearful of Retribution y for Ho 3t Mune! mportant |

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