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Proposal Eyed os Propaganda Move

BERLIN, Sept. 21 (UP)-—Rus-sia demanded today that all four occupation powers withdraw their troops from Germany, including blockaded Berlin. The Soviet demand, coming after the breakdown in negotiations on Germany, may set the keynote for Russia's counterattack against the western powers during United Nations consideration *of 4ie Berlin crisis. The Soviet attitude was revealed In the official Soviet Army newspaper Taegliche Rundschau, which said in a front-page

editorial that Russia insists that!

all occupation troops be withdrawn from Germany as well as Korea.

spattered automobile in which they set out for a moonlight

Seek Sex Maniac in Brutal | Slaying of Maryland Couple,

The controversial

dog-leash ordinance appeared doomed to-

drive Friday night. State’s Attorney James C. Morton said there was every indication that “it was a sex crime.” Police Chief John Souers said “it was a brutal murder and a planned one; the assailant knew what he was doing.” Shot Through Temple Both Mr. Mahlan and Miss Kline had been shet once through the temple. Authorities said there were indications she had been

It charged that the United raped

States, in both Germany and Korea, was attempting to turn its occupation zones into colonies for use as operation bases around the Soviet Union. Padications were that the Russian demand was based on confidence that Communist - action squads and Soviet-trained German militia could easily seize power in. Berlin once troops of the western allies were removed.

Shortly before the bodies were found by a road worker, three men ‘were taken to police headquarters for questioning. However, Chief Souers said none of the trio could be listed as a suspect. The chief said examination of the area where the bodies were found led to the conclusion that there had been “a fight at the scene.” Fragments of skin under the girl's fingernails, he said,

Promotion of LeMay Seen as U. S. Warning

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (UP) | ~The promotion of Lt. Gen.| Curtis E. LeMay to head the nation’s Strategic Air Forces was

warning to Russia. The 41-year-old airman is well! known to the Russians as the! guiding hand behind the fabulous airlift which for the past three | months has supplied Berlin

showed that she had put w a “terrific struggle.” After the slaying, police theo. rized, the killer drove Mr. Mahllan’s car back toward the center

lof Glen Burnie and abandoned {it. Finding of the vehicle on Satseen today as a veiled Ee

urday touched off a search for he bodies,

Local Welders Meet

The Indiana Chapter of the

with| American Welding Society will

food and fuel despite the Soviet meet in the main plant of the

blockade.

Air Force sources suggested Vashington St,

R. Mallory & Co. 30290 KE. Friday night.

Dinner will be at 6:340 in the a en GeMays promotion tof , ceteris and will be followed by

odd Superforts might serve as 4| "caution sign” to Soviet leaders. The Ohio-born general was named late yesterday to succeed Gen. George C. Keney as com-| mander of the Strategic Air Com- | mand.

a tour.

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SLAYING VICTIM — Maryland police searched today for a sex maniac. believed responsible for the brutal slaying of John Mahlan, 25, and his sweetheart, Mary C. Kline, 18 (above), both of Glen Burnie. The bodies were: found late

spot police found their bloodspattered automobile,

EE Ci Police to Quaff Spirits in Spirit Of Safety Science

CLEVELAND, Sept. 21 (UP) + Two policemen,

and ‘scientifically drunk in public here Thursday. Their drinking bout will be .a highlight of the 10th annual Ohio Stdte Safety Conference. . = = » THE DELEGATES will stare, objectively, at the two plastered cops who will drink measured amounts of scientific bourbon. They will note the visual symptoms of intoxication and then the policemen will hiccough their way through a “drunkometer” test.

LOCAL LIVESTOCK

| Sept. 20

yesterday 12 miles from the |

strictly in the interest of safety, will get good,

the City Council marshaled their {forces to assure the canines lib-! {erty and the pursuit of other! |canines through city streets. | A vdte on the measure, which |

would require all dogs to be led|

‘on leashes when off their mas-| iter's property, resulted in a 4-4,

tie at the council meeting last!

night. {| Mrs. Mary Connor and Joseph Wallace, Democratic members, joined the two Republican mem-

{bers present, Joseph Bright and {Donald Jameson, to cast the neg-!

‘ative votes, | Charles Ehlers, third Republican member, was absent but the Republican members announced they would have him on hand at the next meeting to cast the fifth! and deciding vote against the bill, | “The. proposed ordinance Is being supported by Dr. Gerald Kempf, City health director, and other City officials as a means of reducing the rabiés rate in the City. Opposition to the ordinance was led by Otto Ray, deputy sheriff, and Mrs. Howard Harrington, both members of the American Society for the Prevention ofl Cruelty to Animals. “Bitten by People”

Mr. Ray declared it penalized the owners of licensed dogs and worked a hardship on the animals. “When asked if it would not keep vicious dogs off the street he replied, “I've been bitten more by people than I have by dogs.” Mrs. Harrington declared, “Indianapolis is still just a country town which hasn't passed through ‘the watch-dog era.” She asked for more time in which a ordinance could be prepared which would satisfy “all concerned.” In other action last night the council passed an ordinance zoning for business a develop: ment planned for the 6300 KE. Washington St.

day as Republican members of

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and 2 on a straight stretca of highway five miles south of here. The truck, driven by Thomas Fort, 22, North Judson, Ind. collided with a huge semi-trailer truck driven by Robert Tweedie, 3g Logansport, Ind, who was alone. The impact flung bodies and debris into surrounding fields and| along the highway, Robert R. Green, who saw the wreckage, sald “it looked like a bomb had hit those trucks Most of the dead and injured were youths, Mr. Fort was killed outright, Mr. Tweedie died this morning. Listed as dead in the accident were: Shipley Salyers, 48, North Judson, Ind. Joseph Salyers, 18, North Judson, Shipley's son. Zane Salyers, 15, North Jude.

Gen. Keney, who is 59, Motu si io ops a 21.50 a Firms Use son, Shipley’s son. | will become head of the Air Uni-, GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (8650) Cuter and EB Jit: + AN3002100 Mervin 20, North Jud: versity at Maxwell Air Force 1a: 160 Bounds _.. SRNL. BaTIYE idl ol White, | : : 160- 180 -t + [email protected] | Com “ Base, Ala - 200 pounds » [email protected] Culla (15 ibe up Vernon White, 15, North Jud Gen. LeMay successor as com-| 200- 230 poumds .. x .38 Steers mander of U. 8. Alr Forces in| 220- 240 pounds .. 00G30.35| seeder a8 Ntosker Cattle and Calves son, Mervins Brother: "th Jud Europe will be Lt, Gen. John K.| 27. 300 pounds [email protected]| hole Thomas Fort, 43, No . Cannon who has been head of the| 30- 330 pounds Tv 38. TB@I TE Sol, 00 POUNAS i..eeiiiese. [email protected]| Natural gas-fed Indiana indus- son, driver of one truck. Air Training Command. n Jo. 38 360 pounds « 28.50929.75 - 800 VOUNAS ..ve0uees... 36.00@3800 tTY has A swinging over fast] Mrs. Blanche Carpenter, about | 160- 0 pounds... oe 23.50020.75 | oa ume botinds [email protected] to standby fuels with relatively 40, North Judson, Thomas Fort's UN Assembly Meets Packing Sows 0M Mon =~ abd tidy : small unemployment resulting; a! sister. ' Troe EL “pov © sbooinatoo| 20% 900 pounds cc. i. SLOSGILM survey this morning indicated. Joe Tisclotti, 38, Toto, Ind. In First '48 Session Ba: 5 330 ‘pounds... © PNG 500g to chores The 50 per cent cut in natural Fred Teske, 22, North Judson, PARIS, Sept. 21 (UP)—The| 360. 400 pounds ....iiiiil. 38.00 HH aS Dotnds down «+ 36.60033.00| gas served to Indiana by the Pan-| Pearce Richie, about 20, North United Nations General Assembly | “00: 450 pounds [email protected]| 500 mounds dows . . isogaape|Dandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.|Judson. Th was scheduled to open its first! 50- 850 pounds 130083800 (Heifers) went into effect last week. The| Clinton Rudd, 1, North' Jud1048 plenary session today to con- | ‘ime ponds 1.000330 oad i Shttes as [email protected] Panhandle Co. said all industrial|gon. sider more than 100 problems. Pigs Mealim to good—"""""" oth . 5 be PR RISB ad Signs. Sontracts call-l Robert Tweedie, " Logansport. The most crucial one being the] ™ ° POURS ro co. 10-3008 SHEEP (07) tandby equipment in case] The injured: os of a : Knoy Risner, 17, North Judson, Bethin crisis, ia a : s «+ H00@UM| Twenty men’ had been laid off serious. bE But the first business will Qe |. hoice— M ars 20 .00 by the | election of an Assembly presi-| go°,700 POINAS --x:erxe:- SHEDGERED) Ewer (Bory (4300300/ DY the Foster Forbes Glass Co. in| Edward Risner, 15, North Juddent, which will follow a welcom- (1106-1300 pounds ...:.:es.: [email protected]| Good to cholee . ............” 7.50@ g.00/ Marion and two tanks had been son, Knoy's brother, serious. ing speech by the United Nation's i S00 Ln ». 35.50 Common and medium ....... 5.50@ 7.00/shut down by the Ball Glass Co. Miss Minnie Fisher, 39, North host, French President Vincent| 906-1100 pounds. ... i... 000 3 50 ’ of Muncie. Other firms were re- Judson, fair. Auriol 1100-1308 pounds veens [email protected] Local Produce ported leaning heavily on oil con+| Jaak Fisher, 15, North Judson . A » rial EELS Soin i: ROGAN i wot bes ierlers (0 tide them over. the nine Fisher cousin, air. Crotherville Man Held |cemman "%" wooo 23 corks and stags. ite: hans Some rellef is expected by mid-| Oe Rudd, 47, Knox, fair. In Death of Girl, 16 |" eitee " "*CHULE lo and Spor. ie; under 4% Wel October when Michigan gas stor0 ; No. 3 poultry, i i "RRS00 POUDMS +x erases - 35.00931.00 Ph ee oe ™'lage wells are filed as a hedge Official Weather SEYMOUR, ' Sept. 21° (UP) ~—| J00-, 300 Bounds .-...asxses 35.00637.00| 350+ Grads "a large. ike: Grade A ‘mc:lagainst the heavy winter pull on, UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Delsie Seal, 24, Crothersville, to- lood- pominds ot 20.00G38.00 divim, 43c; * Grade B large 38c; no grade, industrial gas. Suntior o.oo 81 | Sunset . EM day was charged with reckless| {0-000 Pounds rrkesraess [email protected] Buttertat—No. 1, ef; No. 3, 5c. ye ‘Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. 88 homicide in the deéath of teen-| fedium 13 to A G Total precipitation since Jan. 1.....30.68 t ai nswer Gaming [° aged Scottsburg girl. 500-300 pounds .cc.eesesees gaa I 1 k Excess since’ 1 : ES Police said Seal was driver of| 500. 900 pounds. i [email protected], ROCA TrUC Grain Prices. Charges in Court Today The lllowing Sable” shows the ihe rl Which Beanie phot [ Good ..,... oo. ; 2003350) No. 2 red wheat, $3.00 Thirteen men were to answer |, Station Wijh Low ain, , Was riding on a coun Medium «. 10.50@23. 0. 2 white corn, $1.70. gambl ng charges in Municipal |B esursinarnsinsesssaniar a o road hear Medora Saturday. Seal Gutter ind common oR | gis No: 3 Jetiow, carn, $1.08. Court today ig the result lpn Chicago Lae 6 was said to have lost control of Bulls (All Weights) New No.2 yeilow soybeans, $3.30. raid last night on the Washing. Cleveland: +B HE aad hy Good (all weights) .......... n.50@%.%| INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING MOUSE |ton Athletic Club, 505 W. Wash- ee “33 ’ Qn CHOREIREE ssunassninnssssrsanna hy ington St. Pe. .™ 80 1 E a TTY [email protected] (Debits ............i00hiiiieninn 28,087,000 Wor . 9 2 oon Ala han sutnge, 4, of oe, S24, 8 3 ! Pp 0 Indiome Stocks and Bounds Kirkwood, and Nick Kmezick, 33, [Kansas - on not injured. of 518% W. Washington St. al-|i3% “Angeles lhe a . . —Sept. 2 Hays Corp pe vw leged operators of a poker game Minneapolis-St. Paul «0 47 Venue Slaying. Trial in oor +818 Asueg Homo Tora Tel police said they found there, are |New Toa ™ 1 «8 ELKHART, Ind. 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cited until experts decided they were proof sheets and good only

STUTTGART, Sept. 21 (UP) Threé hundred and fifty specially have! killed boars in the French-oceud pied Rhineland at the rate of 10 per day for the past 18 months, the French military government “% estimated today. : to rid

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Seek Witnesses to Wreck Which Killed 12, Hurt 5

LA PORTE, Ind. Sept. 21 (UP)—Police today sought eye-|ly today whem he fell from an witnesses to a head-on collision between two trucks in which 12/engine on which he was working. onion fleld workers were killed and five other injured. The accident occurred as a small open truck, loaded with work-|24, of 1014-C Belmont Park, was ers returning from an onion farm, neared the Intersection « of U, 8. 35 taken to Gerferal Hospital.

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