Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1948 — Page 15

| THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1048 _____ Hunt ‘Dangerous’ Patient Here

Indianapolis police ‘were warned|dianapolis resident and was be-|" to be on the alert today for a|lieved on his way to see relatives)

- “dangerous” ‘patient who escaped|UU. LL Lo hos.

yesterday from the Iiifhols State| pital said the patient had a record Mental Hospital at Kankakee, IlL|of knife attacks on women and The patient was a former -In-{children.

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Times Foreign Service . SHANGHAL, China, Jan, 14—Despite the creeping paralysis of civil war, there is still a sort of blatant vitality in this erstwhile Oriental city of the bright lights and the

It is the vitality of cynical gaiety born of disillusionment and lost hope, however, a vitality that sends

their hotels to cower in the comparative safety of their unheated rooms. Shanghai — 1048 vintage — is not “Hotels, night clubs and restaurants are cold; lights have béen

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Ems Yours Up Street for Buried Treasure -

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- So Mr. Mobley got himself an

80 and Half Blind, He Seeks Pirate Loot ~ te Mr. Motley got limsel ah Reported at $4 Million in Florida out of the hole and began sinking

GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Fla. Jan. 15 (UP)—Worried city officials * coffer dam.

Rai vi t that an 80-year-old prospector digging for $4 million in| 0 he Segan 18 Tull, GHVING moet

{hampering the old miner's attemots

blind and hobbling on crutches—was Using aat drying out the, hole so digging

Ream shove) 4nd § PIE Sit So. gure deep, Wile une uf)

ure-seeker when 1é egit hi mate moth operations because, a8 one Green Cove resident put it, “he's such a sincere man.” Blinking through thick spectacles, Mr, Mobley said his location and

digging methods can’t go wrong. The treasure is there, 30 feet under-

/could continue. \ground, he maintained. Nobedy Laughs He recalled that once he uncovBut Mr. Mobley and his contracs lered $10 million under a hotel in tor, T. J. Conway, said they would Miami but couldnt eciaim i be[keep on digging as soon as the dam cause of legal complications. The ‘was sunk and the hole dried out. Istory is not substantigted exgept in _ Nobody laughed at the aged treas- legend.

35 feet from some buildings.

the pirate 100t 15 own fathers under a unique ar-| sald, right un-| rangement whereby Green Cove He knows, he says, Springs will receive 10 per cent of home-made divining: whatever he finds. | 80-Foot Crane . Mobley started his excava-| The ‘prospector's crew had k with a steam shiver, a hole 15 feet deep and 12 oe official blessing of the! square when water began pouriug|

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Like Son-Like Dad Even in Plane

{ TROY, O, Jan. 15 (UR)—THT: tohn at the time. said the plane | ten-year-old Jammy Hartzell was (was the type which is practically

Gates to Address Legion Meeting {back ‘on the ground today with two foolproof and is not supposed to Times State Service (Harold Morris, Gary, state oom- hours flying credit, a. h he stall.

LEBANON, Jan, 15—Attenddnce manger: Harvey B. Stout, Carmel, never had a flying lesson in his life.

a sixth district gixeh. district commander: George| Th 1, “Mew rge e son of Robert N. Hartze rial Service meeting of the American Legion|oraig, Brasil, national commit. ee- president of Hartzell Industries of Plan mo

and auxiliary the afternoon mnd|man whose candid ‘Brookside Chapter 481, OES, will acy for national| Piqua, took three of his eighth. rooks night of Jan. 24 at the home of jcommander has been announced: grade classmates for a two-hour meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at E. 10th

reduced to the yellow glow of a! candle; shabbiness is everywhere, Street sounds assault the ears with the force of an unbridled trumpet | { Smells are violent and varied. Beggars, past masters at the art of!

extracting a living from embarrass- | ment, are the world's most ruthless. | | But Shanghai, strangely enough, | |is still the foreigrier's paradise and |this despite important restrictions. | Anything can be bought here and| the purchasing power of the United| States dollar is about what it is’ in| the states. Easy to Get a Car For example, the number of new automobiles on Shanghai's streets is amazing, so much so that the nicipal authorities have refused license any more until they can find out where those already in operation came from.

| As one American businessman put| {it recently “It's easier to get a new’ {car here than in the states, but just Donald Doss, 33, stopped his car in [try to get a license!” of a hamburger stand. Two Many of Shanghai's native citizens men pointed guns at him and made |are voicing violent objections to the him drive for miles before releasing {value of the American dollar. All'him. (the witticisms about. China's. gal-| Still hungry, Mr, "Doss stopped at {loping currency. have gone stale. another restaurant. Two policemen {Maybe every man is a millionaire, approached him with drawn guns. lin Shanghai money. But the Chi- Mr. Doss convinced them he was {nese are apt to lay all their ills tothe kidnaped man and not the

Gortrer, 4-year-old son of the Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Gortner, of Long Beach, Cal. his first sermon at Symphony Hall in Los Angeles. Preaching | from a home-made child-size pulpit, he also leads his congregation in song, playing the accordion.

« Appetite Gets Him in Trouble

CINCINNATI, Jan. 15 (UP)—

; (the disparity between the American kidnapers and the police released

him, Suffering a slight loss of appetite he went home to bed.

{dollar and their own, {h | The door to China is not a pleas|ant gateway any more.

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