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THURSDAY, OCT. 30,

30,000 State

Farmers Enjoy

Harvester Day

Hoosiers ‘at Chicago

Jam Show Grounds |

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct, 30—There are more than 30,000 Hoosier farm- - ers who today are talking over the “big time” they had yesterday at

the International Harvester Co. 100+}

year exhibit along the windy lake-

on special trains yesterday morning and immediately jammed the 10acre exhibition grounds to inspect the oldest and newest agricultural machinery produced by the centuryold firm. A cold, cloudy day with splashes of needle-spray rain didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the one-day vacationers. . The four large tents and out-door displays were so jammed with curious farmers that a person moved only as the crowd surged. “The size of the crowd led Goy. Gates to remark to Fowler McCor-

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mick, chairman of the companys!

board:

. } “If you don't want us at a party,

don't ask us.” Gov, Gates attended to present

a plaque to Mr. McCormick in recognition of the firm's contribu-|

tion to industrial and agricytural Indiana. Several Hoosier farmers querred up before the entrance which led into a

street-scene replica of Chicago in| 1847, the year Harvester got its §

start in the Windy City. 8

Then followed an exhibit of the

firm's early machinery, the nistory

of International Harvester in agri-|

culture and a large outdoor dispiay where farmfolk climbed over machinery to see what made it work. Special Entertainment 8pecial entertainment also was provided by a stage show. But the city itself also offered

plenty of amusement. The giant, stadium of Soldier Field was a spec-| tacle that attracted thousands of|

the visitors. As the day progressed, more and more farm folk headed for the downtown area and a quick glimpse of the nation's second largest city. The day was over only too early according to many of the visitors as they entrained for the trip home around 7 p. m. Some 45 special trains carried the

block-long lines of

INTERESTED HOOSIER—Robert Walker, Charlottesville, Ind., was but one of the more than 30,000 state farmers who yesterday attended Indiana Day at the 100-year exposition of the International Harvester Co. in Chicago. Here he | thoroughly inspects the fertilizer container of a four-row corn planter as his brother, Hugh, waits for comments. Farmers climbed over the latest machinery for a close

APOLIS TIMES _

Witness Answers Bad

‘64 Question’

‘Not Red,’ Writer Says; Probers Cite 2 More!

so-called “hostile” film witness sur-|

ly that he was not a Communist. |

Committee to say “no” when asked: “Are you a Communist.”

charged with contempt at the morn-| ing hearing. They were Film Writer | Ring Lardner Jr, son of the famed| humorist, and Lester Cole, a col-| league.

card-holding Communists, ‘Very Serious Matter’ The committee meanwhile prom{sed what it called sensational testi-

Communists trafficked in atomic! bomb secrets. A spokesman asserted; that “a very serious matter of espionage was involved."

balked at the committee's “$64 ques-|

Heart Attack Fatal == === Ex ov, Earl

= _ | Col Julius Klein, recently elected . : To Adm Taussi national commander of the Jewish | er . War Veterans of America, will be! |

t of local post 114 tonight | WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (UP)—|the §uest of Jocal pos ig

lat their opening meeting in tne George H. Earle, former governor ceedings briefly while photographers

{papers in 1941, told the commiitee in broken English:

{ ———————— “I am a guest in this country and Farm Building Lags e——————— WASHINGTON, Oct, ‘30 (UP)—|A BIG WORD, CAPTAIN! ceedings. I was not a member of any The Commerce Department reported] PROVIDENCE, R. I, Oct, 30 (UP) where Lonnie's mother, Mrs. Mary {today that September consumption'—The film “Forever Amber" was Fellick, lives, The attack occurred was up in all fields except farm banned here today. Mr. Brecht conceded that he hag building. Construction on farms was George W. Cowan said the film was last seen alive, written “revolutionary plays” In down 13 per cent.

|T do not want to enter court pro-

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Communist party.” Written ‘Against’ Hitler

Europe. He said they were revolutionary because -they were “against Hitler” and “I was for the qverthrow of that government.” But he had never joined any Communist Party, overseas or in the United States, Mr. Brecht sald. In previous contempt citations, the committee members present had voted to recommend that the full committee adopt an “appropriate resolution” asking the House to approve the charges. / Today's titations asked “that appropriate action be taken immedi ately.” . That might mean the charges

Joseph W. Martin Jr. for action in advance of the special congressional session scheduled for Nov, 17. Falls Off Chair . Committee Chairman J, Parnell Thomas (R. N. J.) stopped the pro-

would be submitted to Speaker|

thousands of Hoosiers in the great- Vice Adm. Joseph K. Taussig, Who oe,ia] Hebrew Congregation.

est mass movemedlt of Indiana folk Wal reprimanded for warning a og glen, a veteran of both banquet in the Claypool Hotel to- Ness who said “no” to the Commufore Pearl Harbor that war 3 : nist question, |year before Pearl Har |wars, has served as special assistant (night, concluding the first annual

in history. s— with Japan was inevitable, died yes-|, =v. secretary of War.

Finally Gets a-Steak, it SLR de ees Eats It Raw, Dies

SHIP BRINGING WAR DEAD The Gé

butcher thag she could not wait to pine Islands be heavily fortified. {

cook it. Her husband told a cor-|

to eat it raw and choked to death. ity for the statements. {Davis, Bermuda.

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n-born officer told the, NEW YORK, Oct. 30 (UP)—The! Speakers for the last day pro- similar perches, MANCHESTER, England, Oct. 30/Senate Naval Affairs Committee in Army transport Stevens Victory gram of the convention include There's going to be another fall (UP)—Mrs. Sarah Kimpton, 64, was 1940 that armed conflict was not will dock, at the Brooklyn Army Richard E. Meier, president of the! here,” Rep. Thomas said, so happy to get a steak from her far off. He urged that the Prilip- {page at 8 a. m. tomorrow with the association; Dr. George W. starr, Committee sources have said preies of 127 American servicemen director of the bureau df business viously that investigations estabThe Navy Department repudiated being réturned from the Pt. Bell research, Indiana University; Wil- lished “a definite link between oner’s jury yesterday that she tried him and disclaimed all responsibil- U. 8. Military Cemetery at St. liam L. Schloss, president of the Hollywood Communists and Soviet

of Pennsylvania, will speak at 8 took pictures of the “hostile” wit

convention of the Hoosier Associa-| One photogsapher fell off a chair,

tion of Installment Credit Com- and Rep. Thomas held up the hear- | panies. . {ing until others got down from

|Indianapolis Mortis ‘Plan Associa-| Russia.” tion; Morris G. Carey, personnel] They said movie party members manager, Bridgeport Brass Co, |Were given “autonomous status” and Dr. F. W. Mueller Jr. head of received “special attention from the department of finance, DePaul Moscow.” University; Thomas W. Rogers, ex-| Already Cited | ecutive vice president, American Pi-| The committee, meanwhile, said nance Oonference; Frank J. Trav. it expected to wind up tomorrow ers, vice president, Lincoln National the current public hearings on comLife Insurance Co. and Dr. Roy A, munism in Hollywood. Doty, of Chicago. . When the hearings started Oct.

20, the committee thought they Flo v j G might last through next week.

The witnesses cited through yesterday, all of them charged by the committee with being card-holding Communists, were. Writer-Producer Adrian Scott, apparently nto ing & gun andi gamuel Omnitz, Alvah Bessie, Albert bei i Maltz, Dalton Trambo,, and John ng hunted by police today. | Howard Lawson ) The man and his gun first were! ’ * -

Directors Edward Dmytryk and Herbert J. Biberman, and Writers

reported last night at the Roosevelt Hotel. A desk clerk said the C. H. Buesching Named

man demanded his rent back, de- Farnsworth Director

claring he didn’t like his room, and pulled a gun when the clerk Te) Charles H. Buesching, president fused. He threatened to “shoot{0f the Lincoln National Bank & someone,” if his refund wasn't fortk.-| Trust Co. and director of the Lincoming immediately. He was given coln National Life Insurance Co.

the $1.25 he had paid for the room and the Wayne Pump Co, Ft.

deposit, ‘ | rector of the Farnsworth Television A few minutes later when he was & Radio Corp. apparently calmer another hotel The announcement of Mr, dweller, Harold Webber, started to! Buesching's election came after the leave with him. {board of directors accepted the Mr. Webber told polite they were resignation of Francis L. Elmenwalking out the door when the man dorf, suddenly pulled the gun agajn and

for one night along with a $1 key Wayne, Ind, has been elected a di-|*

shot at Mr. Webber. He then fled, | i i ir. Webber. He Peru Driver Killed imes Stale Service

{ . No Payoff! HUNTINGTON, Oct. 80—John B. | LONDON, Oct. 30 (UP)-—Chatles Steele, 26, of Peru, was killed to- | McDonald, who won $104,000 in a day in the collision of two tractor-| {football pool, was found by the pool trailer outfits northeast of here on| {manager today after a three-day U, 8. 24. His body was pinned in { search, He was serving a three- the cab for two hours after the day sentence in the Glasgow jail|vehicle crashed Into the rear of a because he couldn't raise $45 to truck driven by George W. Good. pay a fine for stealing lumber. 'man of Maridn,

In Indianapolis

pr , iE LA idtriil D Oh. VENT] A Leonard, Loraine Colclagier: Charles, E 8 TODAY Doris Wall, and William H., Doris Shaw Egg-less, Poultry-less Day. At St. Francis~Harry, Lillian Grosshofl

Indianapolis Chapter, American Red Cross

and Ira, Ann Schwartz —Annual meeting, 4 p. m, War

Me- | At Coleman—Beymour, Hiima Sparks: Ray. morial Bldg. . | mond, Clara Dicks, and Richard, DoroRegional Conference ‘om Natiowal Affairs, thea Buckingham. with business and industrial leaders | At Methodist ~~ William, Joan Cowden; from 35 Stated — Dinner, 6:30 p. m,| Glenn, Lydia Pederson, Loren, Marie Columbia Club, LeMasters, Norman, Dorothy Bish, and Indisns Listy Amsscistion--4qth annual | Glen, Fern Bowers,

convention, Lincoln. Girls Real Estate Board, Halloween AL St. Vineent's—Ernest, Pern Smith: Party—Noon, Hotel Washi y At St. Franeois—Joseph, Bdng Trover, and

Sabb—— Jack, Mary Blount JEVENTS TOMORROW *

2 ECT Me st-—~Paul, 1ldr Wi an; Town Halll a m., Baglish Theater. ia | Wiech Fodoration of Com Clubs—8 p. m., Hotel Washington,

A Milton, Leona Hill, William, Shirley Knapp: Robert, Norma Redmond: VerExchange loon, hs Optimist Clyb-13:15 noon, erin Hotel, Sabbath Eve Berviees in local sy

non” Dolores Cook, James, Virginia Ellis; Robert, Bdith Iliyes; Hiss, Alice MARRIAGE LICENSES David Mason Davisson, 3173 North Me- DEATHS Man Carr

Tayi Decker. Home—Brnes

Adams; Herbert Jr, Cathleen Wright; t, Pearl Spray, 608 Laclede. ridian; Jean Me ny, 2341

Raymond, Dolores Echols, and Charles, Elizabeth Stewart, 63, at 421 W, Michigan,

ton North «| myocarditis, Prederick Ne or 3251 Bast River Baward H. Dalby, 54. at 3345 N. Diinois, side Drive | cardio vascular renal

eT Rdward Poster, 2330 Mobart; Eimer Johnson, 4, AL 608 Udell, eareiHelen Miller, 3710 East Terrace. | noma. wilitam T. Long. 1 he Street; Ruta Martin Luther Taylor, 84, at 2737 Station, beth 19 North Oriental. | cerebral hemorrh:

Eliza y. eb 0, Ralph C. Lord, 2021 Talbott: Nellie | Prank L. Wright, 18, at 3419 Jackson, Vise Kiefer, 2173 North Talbott, myocarditis. ! C. Gardner, #1, at 615 N. Deia-

Barnes

raul . Peri carton Bthelite| prangis W, Bunis, 34, af Bt. Vincent's, - y | carcinomas. Mare . College; Kathryn 0 Bernie Keller, 84, ab Veteran's, hyperhr tensive

—— Cors Maple, 73, at 4638 Oraceland, ear-

i. 3 Dr Mien B. Morris, Hotel; ware, myocarditis. Jennie rie Odlbrech, 44 South Plem- nyugley Hayes, 63, at 417 W, 26th, pneu- |.

BIRTHS Fie Linoms. William MoDaniel, 76, at Methodish, cer

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MONTGOMERY, Ala,

Alabama apparently will demand Berthold Brecht, German film hig return to Speigner prison. Thére writer, was the first of 19 “unfriend- the record book says he still has ly witnesses” thus far called before the remainder of his natural life the House un-American Activities to serve on a murder conviction,

Collins is 36. He has'a wife and

’ io {two children and a profitable busi. Two more “hostile” witnesses Were oes in Bucks County, Pa.

The home town girl he married, | {and the home town people who had |W8$ : become his friends during the past/she walked along the 5000 bl |decade rallied to Collins’ support. Michigan Road. { They learned with no little shock] , The committee said both were J { The 67-year-old pedestrian wasiadvanced the theory that Lonnis (that he was a fugitive who twice, ruck by an automobile driven by may have been killed by a Bij-angs

| escaped prison in Alabama, the last {run driver who became

[ time in 1036.

lwho took out his first citizenship WAS later electrocuted for the murder of Mr, Hurt,

Boy Who Went StraightHunt Sex Fights Return to Prison "Friends Rally to Support Fugitive Who

Fled Jail, Manjsd and Reared Family

30 (UP)-~The future of James R. Collins, | |a bad boy who went straight, apparently depended today on whether | WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (UP)--A| alabama justice or Pennsylvania justice is the strongest, After 10 years of exemplary living in a little Pennsylvania comprised House investigators of Holly- munity, Collins was arrested two days ago as an accomplice in a 1928 wood Reds today. He declared flat-| Alabama bank robbery and a fugitive from justice.

In Child

(or. Edward L. Mitchell, 65, of 3710 A movement was started to peti-| Washington Blvd. Dr, Mitchell said |

tion Gov, James H. Duff of Penn-|he did not see the woman because tod tha llywood : st preserve near the Des Plaines mony later ay t Holly sylvania to refuse the extradition|of lights of oncoming traffic, oP

of Collins,

Mrs. Sophia Smith Killed by Auto _

Mrs, Sophia Smith, An Smith 8t,| killed instantly last night as)

To ‘Maniac’

By ROBERT T. LOUGHRAN United Press Staff

: 0 ta. | CHICAGO, Oct. 30 — A “looses jointed and stuttering sex maniac” was sought today as the possible slayer of T-year-old Lonnie Fellick, "The boy's body was found yesterday in a clump of bushes.

Authorities were convinced that the boy — who had been missing since Oct. 18—was murdered. State's

Attorney William Tuohy said he believed the slaying was “motivated

{by sex.”

However, Coroner A. L. Brodie

threw him in the bushes. Lonnie’s body was found in a fore

[river in suburban River Forest by

Mrs. Smith was returning. home Peter Karr, 58, a mail carrier’ who

of a heart attack.

'“licentious.”

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Collins was sent to prison in Ala-{from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lon w.c taking his customary walk on 'bama for his part in the slaying of [Culley, 220 E. 12th St, where she 18s day off. . Mr. Lardner and Mr. Cole. made Claude D, Hurt, president of the{employed. Her body was identif a total of 10 “hostile witnesses” who Citronelle, Ala, State Bank in 1927.[by her employers. Collins, -then a youth of 15, was

tion.” | the lookout man for bank robber Candy Maker Dies | But: Mr. Brecht, an immigrant Jack Jarvis, of Mobile, Ala. Jarvis

The boy's head had been crushed by a 25-pound block of concrete which had pushed it several inches into the soft earth. The autopsy

CHICAGO, Oct. 30 (UP)—Emil J./showed he died of a skull fracture Brach, 89, president of E. J. Brach and chest injuries, Mr. Brodie said, & Sons Candy Co, died last night

| Leading suspect was a stuttering, sharp-nosed young man who “ate tacked a 6-year-old boy last Tuese day in the same neighborhood

Police Capt. near the spot where Lonnie was

| Lonnie was one of seven children,

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