Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1948 — Page 25

not appreciate? ed into its unwilling ho!

control ended? there are about yp our legislators sig for a mess of voteg e.” Indeed, the votes 2st for rent controls play nurse to them “even if they troubled 80 for the benefit of by Henry Wallace—

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y esville, Ind. : n and boys were sent war to end all wars, t and in fields whet hed by the Alm d by happy childs ground was co wounded. The y t from battle in

the evil passions of serenity and smiled’ unds as she has done:

green patches in fs year they reappeared hat underneath those

peace, ought in vain. : still we do not have think that fighting. a

4 ouf young me ? "A180, the nest war ok ring pein nn g A aan lives and material’ " We have tried it Yor

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m off my list as when a man in public that he is a politician

three political parties, 1g to serve the people S0 let the politicians es in and right ou n the interest of all

ants .to serve only his the people but only . This is party politics t. This politics in gove “be feared.

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to Tell n Italy

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tives are made more. mmunists will’ remain m here. : ; . 18 election—in the

over and over again: ly because we expect American capitalism. the Reds’ contention

successful in selling ble-edged sword. This on between aid which the money we have stry.

nd, simply goes into is of no benefit to s prepared to believe improvement :in his )enditures. iemselves into a spot or the common man 11, Plan as a vicious rope. ; he thought the U. 8 uickly replied: “Why var.” our post-war interest s that a vote for the

remarked, “has sent. opaganda. Europeans have been Sui por! yropaganda. Like he Communists knoW ;

¥ | similar views were rica. ‘Not one of ‘them of the working class Ttaly, but the Soviets. rs and propagandists

FRIDAY, APE. 16,

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Chemist Cites Soviet Policy In World War

Bridges Pledges Air Force Action WASHINGTON, Apr. 16 (UP) —A prominent chemist urged Congress today not to repeat the “tragic mistake” of the last war and permit scientists to be drafted for military service. % | Dr. Charles Allen Thomas told the House Armed Services Com-! mittee that Russia—in contrast] to the United States—built up her supply of scientists even in the darkest hours of the last war.' The nation’s survival in a future war, he said, may. depend on our, scientists. Dr. Thomas’ testimony was

given as the Senate Appropria-| §

tions Committee pledged early action on the House-approved bill to permit an immediate start on a 70-group Air Force. : | Chairman Styles Bridges (R. N.| H.) refused to express his own views on the §3,188,100,000 air power bill. But he said his Sen-| ate committee will give it “special treatment” with hearings starting the middle of next week.

Special Privileges Before the House committee, Dr. Thomas, who is president of; the American Chemical Society, urged that-a proposed 19 through! 25 draft law be amended to assure mandatory deferments to scientists and scientific students. Russia today, he said, accords “special and extraordinary privf{leges to scientists.” ~

“In fact.” he said, “she has embarked upon an intensive .five-

year program of stepped-up scien- 2 ! tific training.” b 0 Ips p

Mr. Thomas, executive vice

president and technical director LP of the Monsanto Chemical Co., is n |] f a former member of the Manhat-

tan District Project. 70 Really Is 131 Despite President Truman's: opposition to launching a T0group Air Force program at this time, the House approved its big air ‘power bill yesterday by a vote of 343 to 3., Just before the final vote it tacked on the final $822 million for the Air Force alone. A T0-group Air Force breaks down this way: Combat Air Force, 70 groups; Alr National Guard, 27 groups, and Air Reserve, 34 groups, a total actually of 131 groups. The plan is to build this force of 20,541 olanes and 500,000 men at latest by the end of fiscal 1953, About 2900 of the planes can be bought with the first year's money in the bill now before the Senate.. Once the five-year program is completed, it will take 3200 planes annually to keep the Air Force at strength.

State Lists Roads Closed to Traffic

The State Highway Department |

(Atomic Bomb)

today announced the following] roads closed because of construction: IND. 1—Closed south of Farmland: d

e tour 28 miles over Rds. 36, 27 and 32 (bridge out), Closed to traffic over 3

rT 3 tons at south edge of Pennville; 18 miles country lane, where she collapsed. trae- Fy ¥ over Rds. 22, 303 and 18 (bridge CONSE pry) pecame frightened. His con-| “oi 's0e

tion),

IND. 13—4 miles north of Sidney: 1|fessjon said that he crawled under|‘ ome

mile over county oil mat (pavement re

pair). North of Pierceton; 17 miles over the car and rigged the exhaust so county pavement and U. 8. 30 (new con- fumes would enter the car,

struction), IND. 16—Just west of Rd. 5, Huntingion

County: 8 miles over Rds. 5, 113 and 105. walked around for an hour before Clue and common IND. 22—Closed' to traffic over 3 tons = | returning and shutting off the south edge of Pennville; detour 82 WIC! imotor, the confession said. For|p... the rest of the night Hill said he Good (all weights) U. 8. 24—Closed at east edge of Monti sat in the car beside the dead girl Sausage.

over Rds. 303, 18 and county gravel construction).

cello; detour 6 miles over Rd. 39 soul

0 fo Patton then north on county rosd to Pretending that he, too, was over-| Medium come by gas.

Rd. 24 (bridge construction). IND. 26—-West of Portland; 5% miles over 27, county stone and oil mat (new construction).

v o Columbus; 25 miles over Rds, 50 and |

8. 31-A (closed to passenger cars only, [to be ovegcome,

concrete patching and resurfacing). IND. 32—From Yountsville to Crawfordsville; 8 miles over county gravel and Rd. 34 (bridge construction). IND. 39—From Rd. 14 to North Judson; 24 miles over Rds. 14, 43 and 10 (construction), IND. 44—Liberty east to Ohio Line; 22 miles over Rds. 27, 122 and 21 (bridge out). (This detour extends into Ohio over 177). IND. 60—From Salem to Pekin; 14 miles over Rd. 135 and county oil mat (new construction). ; IND. 61—Closed from Winslow south % mile; detour 20 miles over Rds. 57 and 64 (grading and paving). IND. 66—East of Newburgh? 31 miles over Rds. 261 and 61 (slide due to heavy IND. 67—From Muncie to Bryant; 43 [Riles over Rds. 3 and 18 (new construc-

IND. 114—From Rd. 5 to Rd. 9 in Huntington County; 18% miles over Rds. 5, 14 and 9 (bridge construction), IND. 120-—West of Bristol; 10 miles over Rds. 15, 20 and 120 (closed to truck traffic only—surface repair). IND. 162—Southeast of Jasper; 12 miles Over Rds. 84 and 45 (grading and paving). IND. 367—2 miles over 10th St. and Rural (surface repair),

uy 534—West of Rd. 20 (new construc-

Aetna Representatives To Confer Here Tuesday

A special conference to be attended by 150 representatives of the Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. will be held Tuesday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Several home-office officials will attend. They include A. E. Redding, assistant secretary; A. D. Bryan; field supervisor; W. W. Ellis, field supervisor; F. B. Anderson, home office representative, and R. H. Pearson, home office representative. I. W. Sturgeon, Indianapolis office manager, will preside.

Willke Pupils Plan

Home Show Visit

The first high school group to visit the Indianapolis Home Show Will be 26 pupils from Wendell Willkie High School in Elwood. ey will tour the show in the

ufacturer Indiana State Fairgrounds at 1

ers,” to be presented at 8 p. to right: Marguerite Farkas, Eile

Hog prices gained 25

Mistake Leads To Death Confession

yards today. Cattle trade ruled steady and vealers, lambs and

sheriff’s officers said, that he became frightened. and killed his teen-aged girl ] se friend after she collapsed from the effects of a “love potion” he had given her. ] The youth BR% Clark Hill, had } been under questioning since last « & Saturday when the brought the body of the girl,

they were both overcome by carbon monoxide fumes. A coroner's examination revealed that the girl died of carbon monoxide poisoning, but authori-

took place.

ties became suspicious when Hill : told conflicting versions of what i

120- 140 pounds 160-

0300- 330 pounds 330- 360 pounds

Medium— 160- 220 pounds

Good to choice—

140- 160 pounds .. 180 pounds ... 180- 200 pounds .. 200- 220 pounds ..

MEDINA, O., Apr. 16 (UP)—A [slaughter ewes also were un-

- - changed. 19-year-old youth admitted today, ged Bs

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (7325)

satan arsans

Packing Sows

Slaughter Pigs

CATTLE (600)

Steers

ses enna sanins

6.75@ 11. wn [email protected]

» Pogue unde: 35 and Legh «2 2

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boys walked by and spoke to him. §. 31—From U. 8. 50 to just north poroetting that he was pretending culls (78 pounds up)

In a signed confession to Sheriff pouty’ « Charles W. Williams, the .young 1100-1300 pounds , foundry worker said that he put|™00-110p pounds ............ a “love potion” in a milk shake he 1100-1 POUNAS ivveeiniiins bought the girl after they had at-| 560" 100 pounds ............ tended a movie Friday night, * x , Heifers L Turns on Motor ho 7S pounds ..i.iieienes Hill said they drove out to a] 00:10 Pounds ............ 600- 800 pounds . 300-1000 pounds : POUNAS sosvavsvvans POUNAS ...iiiiveinn

Cows TAH Weights) He left the girl in the car and ood pe :

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satsnnany

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Cutter and’ ‘common 4 Vara nae CALVES (450)

Good to choice ...........« mmon to medium .........

Finally, Saturday afternoon two

crsanebne

Hill answered Steers them. This incident, Sheriff Wil-

liams said, broke down Hill's) GaSe

Bulls (All Weights)

Feeder and Stocker Oattle and Calves |New Orleans

{New Yor Shes, B00 pounds .......e0i0e 24.50G 26.00 Oklahoma City story. Good “ |Omaha ........ oe 800 pounds .eceevsvines 2. 3q.30, Fitighurgh Foam um-—- n Antonio ,.... INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE | 560-1000 pounds ceiver: 20.00G22.00/8an Francisco . Clearings .......ocivuavaneiones $10,022,000 Common— i8t, Louis .. . Debits ......ocn.ccnnseinrnonsii 22,175,000 - 900 pounds ............ 18.006 20.00! Washington, D. C.

cents as Calves (Steers)

trade ruled active throughout the Good to choice— session at the Indianapolis Stagk-| sadn > OWE seats cures 500 pounds down .......i... Calves (Heifers) Good to cholce— i= pounds dOWR ,...ieeain

006033. .+ 35.00 . , Mediiim to good 16:00 Hed ; 50] COMMON +ivwsnnsnnsnnsan cress 16.006219.00' 8 x Ewes - 90! Good to choice ........eu : 10a ; ; Common and medium ...... we 8.50 18.509 18.75 U. S. State tr. 17.25@1038| ~~ T° emen

ARGUMENT—Engaged inione of the backstage arguments in "The Torchbeartomorrow by the Athenaeum Dramatic Club, are, left Barber and Harold Bridge. The George Kelly comedy, directed by C. Norman Green, revolves about the troubles of amateur theatricals.

Hog Prices Up 25 Cents; [Fhe Fico Cattle Trade Holds Steady

[email protected] unmarried * daughter, Vicky. He

[email protected] [email protected] hut the campaign already has

:= Boost in Utility

Manila Prepares

Quirino Becomes New President MANILA, Apr. 16 (UP)—Vice President Elpidio Quirino, under

'a doctor's care for the same sort of heart ailment that struck t

sea that he was speeding to Mr. Quirino Manila. It was believed he would "Ibe sworn in immediately on his arrival by Acting Chief Justice Ricardo Paras of the Supreme Court. Mr. Quirino also called a meeting of the council of state at the Malacanan Falace to arrange a state funeral for Mr. Roxas. It was expected that Mr. Quirino would be sworn in during the meeting. Mr. Roxas died suddenly: yesterday at Clark Field after col Japsing from a heart attack. His body was brought here by train and was taken immediately to Malacanan Palace. : Mrs. Roxas, prostrated by grief, could not be convinced that he was dead and told sym{pathetic government officials that she was waiting for a miracle to restore him to life, Mr. Roxas’ body, clothed in full evening dress, will lie in state in Malacanan Palace for three days. Mr. Quirino, 57, was in the midst of a sea voyage recom-

Mr. Quirino was imprisoned by the Japanesé in notorious Ft. Santiago when war broke out. His wife and three of his five children were bayonéetted to death in February, 1945.° Since the war he has lived with an

also has a married son, Tom. The next presidential election is scheduled for November, 1949,

started. Mr, Quirino is given a good chance for re-election if his health permits.

WASHINGTON, Apr. 16 ernment expenses and recei current fiscal year compared with a year ago

=== financial Aid Seen

throug Apr, 14

Last ¥ $30,

rear |i18 confident the City will receive

35 sti 80 increased financial support from

3S 32 | year,

Mayor Al Feeney said today he

Citizens Gas & Coke Utility this

His anhouncement followed re-

Local Produce

10.50G18.50

POURAS +vsrvesssees 10.50017.25 Jcanueiie oo Miss Weimar | 450: 550 pounds ............ [email protected]| Bubiic Debs na > ’ Medium Gbld Reserve 20, , 165 thorities. He said she died when| 450 59 pounds ............ 14.500'16.00

ceipt of a 500-word letter from the utility yesterday which was

Poultry—~1948 8c:

31.00

29.50 [email protected]

[email protected] Truck : Grain

[email protected] . 22.00G35.00 grain elevators are paying u ed

3 r bushel; orn, $2.

28.50G31.00

. unans Official Weather STATES WEATHER BUREAU

UNITED ~Apr, 16, 1948

[email protected] Sunrise. -... 5:07 | Sunset

00@23 00, Excess since Jan. %

[email protected] perature yesterday in other ; Station * { Atlanta a Boston 24.00G24.50 Chicago » Cincinnati 23.50 @ 24.50 3 22000 23.50 Denver 15. 18.50 22.00 | Evansville {Ft. Wayne {Ft. Worth +... .. 29.506 32.50 | Indianapolis - (City) [email protected] Kansas City .. .© 13.00@19 50 Los Angeles ...° {| Miami amd Minneapolis-St. Paul

[email protected], *Y 4c less than No. 1. ‘S00 21.50] EButterfai—No. 1 77c; No. 3, : grade A la : ’r + 27.004120.00 3¢° TINGC B (ATKE, Sic: ho grade.

r. 18 — Indianapolis flour hy

PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY snd broilers, 240; eocks and 2 : |Mayor by Dean Burns, business

The. bs to

truck wheat;

Precipitation 24 hrs, end. 7:30 &, m.. Total precipitation ie Jan,

evan

case, A medium, favored 30c.

ls sand per

new « y 3 Be annual payment is based on fixed

v ad pe corn, 27; new No. 2 onts, $1.22; vellow assets, [email protected] soybeans, 14 per cent moisture, $3.72.

“1114 schedule two of its trains running

Sl. 17.5042000| The following table shows the tem- {between Indianapolis and Chielties: High Low! gaylight saving time, 38 | Train 11 will leave Chicago at 46 9:05 a. m. 50 rive here at 1:30 p. m, (CDST). 42 {Train 12 will leave Indianapolis 52 (at 7:30 a. m. (CDST) and will arso |Tive in Chicago at 11:35 a. m. 52 | (CDST). $5 | Daylight saving time will be38 [come effective in Indianapolis on

a supplement to the firm's recent answer to his 15 questions. The letter was handed to the

I* \ manager of the utility. Mr. Burns said he thought the directors increasing their 1948 payment to the City in lieu of taxes. In 1947 the gas company paid the City $140,000 in lieu of taxes, The letter pointed out that the

and that there has been a $3 million increase in this figure, ‘Monon to Reshuffle “Schedule With Fast Time

90| The Monon Railroad will re-

jcago on Apr. 25 to conform to

(CDST) and will ar-

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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-=The cold air front from Maine to Tennessee and Oklahoma heralds the approach of cooler weather for the eastern states, The front marks the extreme south and east borders cool Canadian air'will have reached tonight: Arrows attached to the front show it will continue to move toward the Atlantic tomorrow. By daybreak government experts said the mercury will be in in the 40s all the way from Boston to Washington and down the Ohio Valley to St. Louis. Showers are scheduled for northern New England, western New York and Pennsylvania, Ohio and along the coast from Florida to North Carolina during the next 24 hours. The moist arrow pir A of the fotocast shows the air flow which will feed the northwest storms, .

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