Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1948 — Page 8

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Residents over most of the na-|

tion east of the Rocky Mountains today were forced to look at their calendars rather than their thermometers for reassurance that spring is only a few days away. The calendars said Mar. 12 but the thermometers reflected January tem from the 33 reco! La, to the —15 reading at Cadillac, Mich., and from the —1 at Dodge City, Kas. to 35 at Atlanta, Ga. sCadillac and Iowa* City, Ia. shared the dubious honors of having the coldest temperatures in the nation. It was —12 at Burlington, Vt., —11 at Findlay, O., ~=§ at Grand Forks, N. D., —8 at St. Joseph, Mo., and Quincy, III. apd —7 at Erie, Pa. Binghamten, N. Y., and Syracuse, N. Y. Early Relief Predicted suThe weather bureau said the temperatures would rise rapidly in the western section of the ‘vast cold area today and higher temperatures would prevail over the entire nation by tomorrow night. iThe conditions which brought heavy snow to most of the Middle West during the past few days has moved out to sea after disrupting highway, rail and air travel over a wide area. The Air Force sent a helicopter to rescue six men isolated in a blizzard-locked oil field southeast of Great Bend, Kas., yesterday, but the men walked back after battling the - elements, Horses and bulldozers had failed to break through 15-foot snow drifts, The men showed no ill-effects from exposure.

Film Nuptial“on Rocks ‘PALM SPRINGS, Cal, Mar, 12 (UP)—Actress Fay Bainter and her husband, retired Navy officer Reginald 8, H. Venable, married 27 years ago, were separated today. Miss Bainter, vacationing here, gave no reason for the separation,

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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—See those large cold arrows on the Fotocast. They tell in one | word the nation's weather story for the next 24 hours. A continued invasion of cold Canadian air U. S., as shown by the air mass and air flow arrows. Thermometers will drop well below seasonal normals all over the country except for the southern tip. of Florida. Miami will report a minimum of 65 degrees. Still colder weather is the prediction from New Jersey to Louisjana. Apparently old man winter is trying to outdo himself, for government records show this has 1 been one of the coldest winters of modern times. March is surely acting the lion, for the calendar shows spring is supposed to be only a week away.

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18 Communists are attempting to

8 girls through the Young Women’s 10| Christian Association, a commit11/tee of New York .civic Yeaders 14/ charged today. 7 The committee planned a naso| tionwide campaign “to stamp out 76 communism in the YWCA” and 39|to effect a reorganization of the 17 association's national board of :4| directors.

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‘| New York District Attorney and

Board Faces Shakeup

NEW YORK, Mar. 12 (UP)— 1|propagandize 3 million teen-aged

9 “Communism has béen ram-

1iof years,” said Mrs. Earl French, a member of the committee. Committee Named The five-member committee was chosen at a meeting of 40 church group leaders and American Legion officials last night. JEdward H. Potter, an assistant

member of the national board of the YWCA, attended the meeting. He said he planned to retain his office in the association while aiding the campaign: “The proper place to fight communistic infiltration is within the “Y” {tself,” he said. “We realize the danger but we also see it in the American Legion and every other group.” Cites Two Songs Mrs. Frénch, who resigned last October as president of the Queens YWCA, charged that the Y's songbook included two songs which appear in the official songbook of the Communist Party. She sald these were “Drill Ye Terriers” and “Sing Along the Way.” Mrs. French also charged that the official publication of the YWCA, Women's Press, carries pro-Communist material.

Bendix Winner Hurt

In Airplane Collision SANTA ANA, Cal, Mar, 12 (UP)—S8peed pilot Paul Mantz today nursed minor injuries from a plane crash on the ground that killed one man and injured three others. Mr. Mantz, movie stunt pilot and 1947 Bendix trophy race winner, was taxiing down the runway at Orange County airport last night when his plane collided with one coming in for a landing. The other pilot, Ernest IL. McCuistion, was killed. Two women in his plane were hurt seriously. Mr. Mantz’ 19-year-old son, Roy, also was injured slightly.

Anderson to Decide

On Senate Race Today WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 (UP) —=Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson said he will decide today whether to quit the cabinet and run for the Senate from his home state of New Mexico

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“Necessary support from civic and fraternal organizations . . . is what we need most at the present time,” the Hoosier official

Committee for Traffic Safety, meeting in the Hotel Statler. If official action is to be “firm, impartial and adequate,” support must come from every community in Indiana, Mr. Bath outlined. Explains Program He described the Indiana Traffic Safety Commission, authorized by the last Legislature to further curb incompetent drivers. Strides in reducing Indiana’s traffic toll began when the Bureau of Motor Vehicles was reorganized and records of drivers were streamlined and made more available by’ microfilming, the Secretary of State painted out. Every bit of data on an individual’'s. driving record was placed under his name and kept up-to-date as a further aid to bringing to account the 4 per cent of incompetent drivers causing more than one-third of all accidents, Mr. Bath explained. ‘Snag’ 700 Violators “Approximately 700 motorists with illegal licenses were snagged in the first few weeks the system was in operation,” the official continued. ¢ “Indiana was using a horse-and-buggy system of ‘keeping tab on an atomic-age problem posed by over one million automobiles and 1% million drivers.” . Mr. Bath said he was “satisfied” the new system ‘will “go far” toward eliminating negligent and incompetent drivers and reducing accidents.

Find Kidnaped Girl, Suspect Seized

Hotel Man's Daughter

Rescued in Brooklyn NEW YORK, Mar. 12. (UP) — The pretty, blond daighter of a McKeesport, Fa., hotel owner was rescued . today from a Brooklyn furnished room where police said she had been held captive by a kidnaper. Wilfred Jenkins, 23, was arrested on charges of kidnaping

diminutive Irene Papp, 22, Mar. 10 in McKeesport. The .girl told police that

Jenkins subdued her with ether, then brought her to New York in her own expensive blue convertible. Father Notified Police Her father, Andrew Papp, owner of the Third Avenue Hotel in McKeesport, notified New Fors police who found the couple. Miss Papp told police Jenkins had not molested her. Police said that Jenkins, a salesman, had confessed the abduction. Mr. Papp, who notified MeKeesport police of the kidnaping, said he had once loaned Jenkins some money to set up a contectionery store, and that he had refused to repay the loan.

4 Firms Aided Army

To Develop Jeep WASHINGTON, . Mar. 12 (UP) —The Federal Trade Commission ruled late today that four companies, along with the Army, deserve credit for developing the

came from a comic strip.

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He planned to announce his decision after a talk with President Truman. :

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FUND CHAIRMAN — Appointment of Stephen C. Noland, editor of the Indianapolis News, as campaign chairman for the 1949 Community Fund drive was announced today. Mr. Noland will appoint 15 divisional chairmen and two “associate general chairmen and will head the soliciting organization of some men and women for the financial assistance of 46 Red Feather services.

Yank Found Shot With ‘Dum-Dum’

U. S. Army Lodges

Protest With Russ

WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 (UP) —The Army today sought “satisfaction” from Russian authorities for the dum-dum bullet shooting of an American soldier in Vienna. It said Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes, U. 8. commander in Austria, already has protested to Russian officials about the action of a Soviet sentry and has asked them to take steps “to prevent such incidents.” However, it appeared unlikely that . the Russian authorities would apologize, since they already have lodged a protest of their own in which they claim the sentry fired in self-defense. In an interim report on Monday's incident, Gen. Keyes told Army officials here that Pfc. Jack Grunden, Portland, Ore., was shot in the back and wounded after he and his companions had tried to ignore a “filthy remark” by a Russian soldier, Ballistics reports showed, Gen. Keyes said, that Mr. Grunden’s arm was shattered by a “bullet of explosive dum-dum type.” Dum-dum bullets, which expand on impact, are barred by the laws of international warfare. Gen. Keyes said the bullet was of German or Russian origin.

Los Angeles Harbor

Workers Threaten Strike!

LOS ANGELES, Mar, 12 (UP) —Waterfront employers will cancel their con with the CIO Marine Clerks today, threatening a shutdown of Los Angeles harbor. The Waterfront Employers Association said it would begin hiring clerks directly as of the time

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