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FORECAST: Fair, cool, with light frost tonight. Fair, sunny temorrow. Low tohight, 34-36. High tomotrow, 64.

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Molesting Suspect Truman May Deliver Major Truman to Talk on To Undergo Exam "o,icY, Tak Here Tomorrow. Bom- Tonight -

Pre-Mental Test Incident; Crowd of 100,000 Expected | Answers Gov. Dewey On Public Control "Read Charles T. Lucey, Page 8 Mary Ellen Leary, Page ° 217.

2 By ROBERT BLOEM Ordéred by Court Indiana Democratic Headquarters predicted today that PresiA Fortville laborer who Is dent Truman's speech in Indianapolis tomorrow night will be “one charged with molesting children of the major policy speeches of the campaign.” { in their beds at a local hospital No statement has been made on the subject of his speech, but __

was ordered held for a pre-mental yy,,¢ he technically repudiated Secretary of State George Marshall president examination in Municipal Court 4 by planning to send Fred Vinson TTI today. {to Moscow. as his personal emis-| The sntite group hid boty ; : sary on’ the Berlin crisis. cars and the parade w no —dudge. Alex Clark. postponed, BE ar or-net-the-Président on -Ilinois St. to Washington 8 trial of Orville Wiley until Oct, 22 plans a major policy speech; how- east “on Washington 8t. te “Al

tion in the interval. Meanwhile, five more children {isn by radio.

police line-up, identifying him as! 14 hag been thought that if Mr.-on Illinois St. to Washington St./Wisconsin.

" ‘but the. man who either molested them Truman spoke over a national and then west again to the In-| The Milwaukee speech Is: ex-| 8 go m... 47 i2 (Noon) 838 | TWO: Shipments arriving at nay the court costs. pected to be a reply to a cam:| 9a m.. 51 1p m.. op |Uhe Dizonal Soviet zone border =m, 's ruling was another

or committed indecent acts in raqio hookup, that would be a diana Roof Ball Room.

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3 » > o , i 4 b # | e By HAROLD HARTLEY | e { Tender spots are beginning to, : | ' Cod appear in the hard-hitting high-| , : demand postwar economy, Clif- w y _ . ; : i

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Sees ‘Soft |

Spots’ in Economy |

ford 8. Young, president of the| Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

. =» hn» § S——————— ; ; indicated here today. ‘ ! a . ial ECE 2, S, and Britain Halt [Bevin Insists mit ou vee it that wav may Me 90 CIN rirain fai 0 » rr rome o> All Traffic at Border Mr. Young, a word-weighing, : me rene Bound for Red Zone World Goals and some of the cheaper appli-

$ Eli Lilly & Co., and director of| _ : ~|the Federal. Reserve Bank of Chi-/shipments already en route returmed to the shippers, and| .qn, “call came from Britis

EYES RIGHT—And the eyes have it if you happen to see this color guard lead Butler University's band on the football field between the halves of the Homecoming game with Washington of St. Louis Saturday afternoon at Butler Bowl. Between the flags are (left to right) the Misses Joan Keller, Doris Mavity, Barbara Beck, Nancy Forbes and Joan McMillen, all of indianapolis. Playing right end in this formation is Miss Janice Kiser, Orlando, Fla.

: tear deflation so much as infla-

it was hinted he might jump off here with a reply to GOP charges, By United Pregs | lay of the average family than the 'down the Democratic policy on downward spiral. atomic -energy in a nmiajor speech : a {from Milwaukee tonigh and ordered a mental examina- ,... "jt appeared unlikely the bama St. then north again to, The announcement was made Again Toni ht . ments to the Soviet zone or the : {talk would be carried to the na-|Market St. west on Market St. by Charles G. Ross. presidential gt j {and around the north half of press secretary, ‘as Mr. Truman! LOCAL TEMPERATURES [zonal trade permits issued here p ., last night picked Wiley from a No Hook-Up Planned {the Circle to Jlinois St. south campaigned across Minnesota and ;

was . inter-zonal trade permits will not! Ba F rost Due Here: [ninundl ond pamodity move: ; residents | Soviet sector of Berlin. ~All inters [LATEY. TRUCE Wnt FIT Brown

provide a bigger nickel candy R : R | i vi] arch-conservative, said “soft : #. lance lines. Deliveries on Way Turned Back as

a Taiving > eS rerTal Soviet Paper Blasts Western Mark . Calls Stalin o Czar Midwestern bell-wetker of f-| BERLIN, Oct. 14 (UP)—The United States and Brit- " In Imperialism 2 0 Mr Younes was haa83.000. ain plugged the loopholes in their counter-blockade of the| By United Press

The West again called on Russia today to tell the world what she really wants. >

guest-of Nicholas H. Noyes, chair- Soviet zone of Germany today. : : - an Of the finance committee of They cancelled all interzonal trade permits, ordered

cago, who was entertaining members of the board and officers to-

day. {zonal borders without docu: semss = 8 _ 8 He okain London as a od Jt said the Jabor market seems ments will be confiscated. im Ordered to {down Nat epared EL 1 stable, with workers even scarce Fie in some localities. “Full employ-! The move came as the So- t of TR

ment is still here, somewhere over Viet Army newspaper Taegliche ; Ir world : 61 million,” he estimated. Rundschau reiterated that Russia - Ww | err 1 Pease. tr Business Fallures Up (would not lift its blockade of Ber-| Mr oo at | Business failures are not large !In until the western mark has “has got te tied is, can ¥ |dollar-wise but seem large in been withitawn from the Capital. Four Officials, Union ot to be_ settled is, we. number, he said. He indicated; . Seated] this might be due to the thou-| The Russians again posted Cited for Contempt

want i ten sands who entered business after Warnings of air maneuvers in the wu. Jor 1iernational Typo- i with them

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‘warned that all vehicles and shipments which arrive at the moreign Sec

the war, and the figures do not airlift corridors and once again! orn phical Union, which lost its tell the whole story. “There are|the British protested. months-long fight for a closed’ |some mergers, liquidations which| The British said he, warnings last spring, was ordered to |do not show up in the failure fig- % obey -Hartle i FedHITE Fup ee arg sk '8- hours after air and ground firing the ana y law in Fed

| The effect of heavy bond Practice had been led Federal Judge Luther M. SWy- gime liquidation (by insurance com- Start. : wd found the union and four of of czar, panies and banks) has a tendency] Only shipments exempt from {3 top officers guilty of civil con- 1 any to increase lending power. add-, he new regulations governing! tempt of court in failing to abide ing to inflation. |the Anglo - American counter yy go, jnjunction issued March 27. The injunction restrained the

He said people ought not to blockade of the Soviet zone of union from discriminating against, printers

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{Germany will be mail, newspapers, properly-documented relief,| ‘and: 7 ne

gift and welfare parcels and au-| 000 on closed shop conditions

thorized airlift cargoes. | The two-nation order eirculated | dealing With newspaper pub-

: 5 closed shop is proamong German officials said: | y ‘ONE: = Until further notice, Mbited by

{tion which, in his opinion, is far imore dangerous to the economy

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their presence. tipoff to the, importance of his! At the.Ball Room the President ;

Two youngsters said he was the speech. Neither state nor na-| Will be guest of honor at a re- “In less than three weeks the man Who disrobed them in their tional Democratic headquarters ception. He is scheduled to give, American people will elect their hospital beds. {knew of any plan this morning a word of encouragement for| next President. __. Two boys, 5 and 7, said he ex- {o use any radio facilities other precinct workers of the party, choice will "posed “himself “to thenr near the than those of-x-local station. ...and then. will. leave. for.the In:, Dewey.” . . . Editorial on Page

North Side schools which they] But regardless of what kind of dianapolis Athletic Club at 5:30] 20.

3 ——— {accompanied by interzonal trade reversal for the in: its. pri Frost will wave its icy wand permits are to be intercepted and yon ced fight yn the al

| agai {over Indianapolis again tonight, turned back to the consignor. Ig riley jaw which has tne Weatherman said today. | THREE: Shipments and. ve- [1 a a i 11 months old

After last night's light frost hicles arriving at the bizonal| gop ingt Chicago's . fiv i ¢ land 38 degree temperatures (at|/Soviet zone border not accom- papers. .. :

attend. “A T-year-old girl who speech the President expects to p. m. where he and Mrs. Truman attends. an East Side school,/make, State Chairman Ira Hay- and Miss Margaret Truman will

picked Wiley from the five-man maker estimated more than 100,- have two and a half hours to eat DeWeY at Phoenix, lineup as the man who exposed (33) persons would turn out to dinner. : {month in which the GOP presi-| Fair and clear weather will directions of the courts. oS } dential nominee declared that the accompany the temperatures, | The Western Allies imposed an “dead hand” of government mo- which may be the lowest since embargo on East-bound railway,” juqge Swygert ordered 4 al | 30 ! poly must be removed from spring. A seasonal low of 41 was shipments June 26 and canceled |o u38e Swygert or to jie in: estine. where the United Nations ew York St. atomic development once peace recorded in downtown Indian-'all general permits for exports their jocal unions to withdraw] S® was threatened by repeated is guaranteed. i

himself to her. : hear it. Thousands more, he To reach’the d ! ! y s , Athletic Club, the Wiley was arrested at the hos-g5i4 will line the streets the presidential caravan will go north

pital where the molestings oc- president will travel just to’ get y { curred several weeks ago when ; 100k B him. J get on Capitol Ave. to N

a nurs recognized him and , phoned as He is held on a| Will Arrive Late vagrancy charge, with charges, Plans for his appearance had of assault and battery pending. !0 be modified slightly because In court today Wiley offered no Mr. Truman = will arrive an hour

east on New York St. to Mer.dian' St.. and then north again to the, club. He will enter the club at Mr the Vermont St. entrance. ;

Judge Clark ordered the mental he originally was scheduled. There the party will take up

em Union Station here at 4:15 p. m. tomorrow instead of 3:15 as an-

Doggy, but Horsey nounced last week: Becaupe of ove tNree-quarters around the pasis in his

Times Foreign Service north on Meridian St. to the west

, } Oct. 14—A brisk hot dog |" Taree: |

! trade was quickly broken to the city by Mayor Feeney, Paul| up at a Brisbane race track |McDuff, 11th district Democratic

rf HY first snowfall prediction d : th the Public| e Hin Isami | “rrefutable “ recently when police dis- {chairman; Mrs, Imogene aie Cu ew on Known Criminals: minute (i. er ab Similat isis Wg The com-| F@SS Up, Junior [Hnked proof" the a a covered that the “red hots” |CI€Ary and Mrs. Mayme Wilson, sm ° closely with similar were made from: the ‘same |county and district vice cnairmen 1 ONS Out 3 Major Arrests

(respectively; former Mayor Registuff the racehorse fans | nald Sullivan, staté and county

} were betting on, \ chairmen and vice chairmen.

A Sunday NEWSpaper B Without Frills |

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political campaign. . . and a very important one. ¥

paign speech by Gov. Thomas E.|3g degrees tonight, ushering in|Pprosecited and thé goods dislast Mr, Frost. {posed of in accordance with the

Bares Knuckles a = |sions of” a form contract known Truman had planned to sunny. The mercury may rise 1 ' lin the ITU as “contract provisions Julie today in an attempt to At 8 th make his atomic speech of the'to 64. i arion Ne S ‘which may be proposed. in collec? consideration of the Paleswest © p.m. e party will drive campaign at Philadelphia Oct. 6| First prediction on the first! plea. He wept continuously as later tomorrow afternoon than! n Vermont St. to, Illinois pyt cancelled it then because, Mr./snow was made by M. K. Bland. |

: | i . of Federal court decree.” : Be an on Illinois St. to Ross said. he wanted to do more Indianapolis’ first snowfall will| i Route —————————————— to 0. the dissenters examination. ; Mr, Truman will arrive at et St. to the Circle. work on it. {be observed at 4:35 p. m. Nov. 24, Mackenzie King Ailin Belgium A le Mr. Truman was battling with! | the lead of a torchlight parade Gov. Dewey ikle! Th rill { y ! | Gov. y on a bare-knuckle ere will be no prizes in this| Marion Bus Lines, Inc. would- | : Party has been ordered Cirel N paign. He NeW contest—only the satisfac-be competitor of Indianapolis range: wv I prin i, y to do “ by the this later arrival, the planned C\r¢le to N. Meridian St. and enarged that the GOP nominee tion which goes with prophecy. [Railways, Inc., has petitioned the! oo" 0 reported “resting quiet. Its power” to overthrow BRISBANE. Australia. [tour of Indianapolis will be ore Meridian SL. 10 the vest for the presidency is a risky “me| TO win the title, Champion|Works Board for permission to jy» at his London hotel i 3)|write a card or letter now to the|Ave. and 38th St. |

The President will be welcomed fmorial. {Continued on Page 3—Col.

Democratic candidates ang wara. Police Crackdown Nets Suspect in Break-Ins; L Two Nabbed With Car Load of Burglary Tools

The Works Board delayed ac- freshman - sophomore t |serious A police. order to enforce a 11 p. m. curfew for known crim- SUNDAY TIMES {tion on the petition, sending it on was cut down. re agnt “But we are not worried.” he inals netted-three inajor arrests within a few hours after it went ¢

One suspect—stopped by an offier who remembered his face

E'RE right in the midst of a state and.a hational Was immediately linked to break-ins at two North Side coal yards. Quick Low-Cost {town line hetween the Meadow-i- the sabotage, a new pole: | ‘A NINE-HOUR strike by most The break-ins were discovered immediately afte ec

tthe ~airporty; the mercury was panied .by. interzonal trade per-| ruling today Was. on a pe. : expected to fall to from 34 safpani are to be seized, the shipper iysinn leq by the Esa. Ah case io Board, asking that the/rhere the

union be cited for contempt for But the assembly can only failure to abide by Judge -! recommendations. gert’s March 27 injunction. Buy

|apolis last night. by road Sept. 13. © |“the unlawful clauses and provi- violAt) Tomorrow will be fair and

[tive bargaining during pendency wo council overruled them, 8

Mr. Bland predicted. !| LONDON, Oct. 14 (UP)—Prime THE BELGIAN Communist

: Spaak’s coalition ; |Weather Forccaster of the year, operate a bus line on Arlington | Alds reported his cond May nt, a high counter-intelll: | about the same.” : (OTe. 7 Bid jess sald today. had :

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Weather Editor, putting your| The corporation recently filed a!

mission has not acted on the request, which asks permission to operate a line on Arlington Ave.

Whodunit? in France and Italy. =

arep it in the mailbox. | eatherman Paul Miller will

That's the bi uesti have | situation {be judge of the contest with his 8 yeation ve the

well ; on the Butler University hand. however,” he said, “and A i

|decision being final. from 10th St. north to 38th 8t.| campus today. + comply : and west on 38th St. to Illinois Last night the flag pole 1a .- subversive | Use 8t., returning over the same line. used in the traditional activity they are in for troubles ” trouble.” 1

4 {to the Safety Board for approval. definite suspects in mind. added. “If t Ww Ww ant Ads The Works Board last week each class is “pinning” the they'll get ne § Hwan For granted Indianapolis Railways “job on the other. ! I eB z {permission to operate a cross-| To prevent repetition of ta y i

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Two other men, both of whom

So of course The Sunday Times will report on politics. have larceny records, were ar-| Officers said he was being ques- - BS BeAr Err } Hy } p . po ‘rested with what police described|tioned on the break-in at nearby Phone RI ley-5551 13.500 NEW EMPLOYEES | ernoon. long distance telephone service.’ For years, The Times has taken a straw vote 35 “a carful of burglary tools.” |Western Fuel Co. 452 N. Belmont 7:30 AM.-7:30 P.M

before election, a poll that in the past has indicated | All three men are currently free|Ave. The break-in was discov-|

—Some 13,500 employees were, ; FE 3 ol : : lon bonds from previous felonylered at 2:15 a. m. by officers] Before Noon on Saturday for |8dded to the federal payroll dur-| Qe o Clayton Lee to ea winners so accurately it has become a major campaign |arrests. v Yl checking the buliding. The office y tor

ransacked. Thieves SUN DAY TIMES |to help with the new national

. ‘milestone. We're making a poll.again this.year ...and | Ralph Bader, ‘police inspector, (had been

it wri ; ‘a TY . read ‘the curfew order to patrol-|failed to open a safe which .conthe first returns from it will be in next Sunday's Times. men at roll call last night. De-|tained $5000.

Besides, of course, the reporting of Dan Kidney, dean |claring that a recent wave of] Harvey currently is on $1000| * ) sier Washington correspondents .(comi e burglaries and safe crackings|bond, awaiting trial on a amare 0) t J of Hoosier : gt Spo a i” ning hom {bore “a “professional touch,” he|of vehicle taking. a n e nsi e ? " to Indiana this week to cover the state elections) and of |gjrected police to arrest on va-| Meanwhile downtown Patrol-|

grancy charges any personsiman Ed Clark was walking his Extend gas contract as Fire Department charges known to have burglary records|/beat at 100 8. Illinois St. when he

...exclusive Times writers with each major candidate.

‘It's football season, too, and thie Will be one df “Tir they were seen on the streets FecOgnIBed x PASTE motorist ‘ux’ CONAPSST..s EL wns sansa nn DIES «bi be 0) iia o Wri after 11pm Paul Joseph Browi E ot . # wo» . A the <biggeat- football -week-ends. Times. Stal. writers. AU CAL bi fo sores aime sv{Minmiéaota BT Whom he Nad pre: Civil war-boils in-France-as-4N.debates.on Berlin... Page Li}

action pictures by- wire from thé sidelines. "ejand-MaricaCaranli

busy reader . . , and arranged so each can fired two shots at him.

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aper. Which is what we plan to give you next Sun- Police, charged him with va- charges of second degree bur- Comics ..... 35 Inside Indpls. 19 Radio ...... 25 Earl Wilson. 21! cer The Attends k Pe rnin . —THE EDITORS. grancy, vehicle taking and reck-|glary.. . (Crossword .. 7 Labor ...... 20 Ruark ..... 19 Weather map § ok Sundey advertising for The on mber id 0 g. \ less driving, \ ’ They also have past records. [Editorials .. 20 Mrs. Manners 16#8ide Glances 20 Women's 23, 24, Times, } ih yt

will be there to report games of major interest, and 3.15°a m. af 26th and Clifton Sts.|viously arrested. Lu oe : LIM .therelll be full wire coverage of all the games—with when Patrolmen Lawrence Smith| ‘He signaled Brown to stop but Initial Times straw vote tabulation coming in The tA aT Brsra sng ro — irecognized.theiinstead. the. motorist. speeded UD... SUNAAV. TIMES cc vom onion fr A gad Es dE driver of a truck as Clifford Har-|As he sped south, however, an In- ’ , TE 1s ul

' , , y . . a 8 8 . » » : Those are only a couple of highlights of the Sunday |vey. 26, of 1236 Udell St. pre-|dianapolis Rallways Co. ‘repair Red Cross Gray Ladies chasing blues at hospital ‘ ' : i fous ted ha t|truck turned in front of him and . : “news report, of course. There'll be news of science, of Phir Mrbbaello oo mt dai be ra an aviation, of churches, of schools, of women's affairs, - When they attempted b stop oEIokE Surtendtred and Plier! ; : FS hiding’ behi . » a f dns ia im, Harvey sped away. alling ound curled up in the back Danger 0 reason seen hiding nda mi 0 of world events, of radio andthe moviés and business | "stance re Flin he ae atmt Bw Estee Jority. 22 of 8 tan torial Teatire <a ; Page 20 and of Indiana farms and markets. Wilton for the |doned the truck and fled in an[1038 N. Keystone Ave.; In the| Patriotism ..- Riavcucres nd the sub- |alley. He surrend:red as police|car he also found a sledge ? \ . : i mer, & box of tools, a punch, a ject of his own special interest . . . clear, compact, . | "police said Harvey admitted|bunch of keys, two pairs of kid] LOMIGAt ...c.cvsenseeinessenpensesaness.. Page 28 . breaxmg Inathe Moorelitld Con) gloves and two pairs of canvas . = =» : : ” , 0. yards, 2815 W, Michigan St.,|gloves. ‘Both men were charged : ~ That kind of a HENS feport naturally, wou t leave shortly before his arrest. The low vagrancy. Other Features ron Imide Pages Somat 5 for frills and padding. Those belong, no |truck which he was driving was| Police sald both Brown alias|Amusements. 26 warnee OVIEE overs tease Sd t much room “Sund n aid) in the ae \reported stolen by the company|Brfgun and Jenseh are. now on|Eddie Ash... 28 Forum ..... 20|Obituaries ,, 6!8ports ....28-30 I int 'ginla, a doubt, in the “Sundaypaper. y |about an hour after his arrest.$1500 bonds awaiting trial on Business .... 11 Hollywood . 26 F.C.Othman 19 Teen Probs.. 23| Clayton Lee will be in charge H Foy

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