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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1948 Entered as Second-Class Matter at Postoffice

Milk, Cheese Prices Down, Eggs Higher

Oleo Also Lower,

Survey Indicates Prices on all dairy products except eggs have dropped markedly during the last two months, 2 survey of more than 20 cities including Indianapolis, ' showed today. The survey, made by United Press and The Times, showed that from Sept. 26 to Nov. 24, the average price of milk has de-creased*three-tenths of a cent per quart, butter 6.3 cents a pound, margarine 3.3 cents' a pound. and] American cheese 3.1 cents a pound. Leading milk companies in In-| dianapolis this morning were un-{ certain about the trend of milk] prices. They said any change in price would be governed by the price set for Grade B (4 per cent) milk at the condensing plants Nov. 30. The trend in Central Indiana has been toward strong winter milk prices, a spokesman for one of the largest dairies sad. ; Premiums Offered Dairies pay $1.35 a hundred pounds over the condensary price. On top of this there are two premiums offered in Indiana to encourage the production of winter milk. : The dairies pay an average of 25 cents a hundred for Grade A milk to encourage winter production and in the last half of the year processors added another 23| cents a hundred premium. | There was little immedate pros-| pect, insofar as dairy leaders tnew, of another drop in the price |

f milk, Eggs Go Up The average price of eggs in other cities surveyed increased 4.3 cents a dozen during the same period, however. ! Here is a table of comparisons: | But- Marga- { ; Milk ter "Eggs rine Cheese | Sept. 26...19.8 70 70 40.5 55.9 Nov. 24...19.5 69.5 74.3 37.2 52.8] The Agriculture Department reported this week that the drop in dairy prices from September to October was the sharpest on rec-| ord for this time of year when] prices on these foods usually in crease, Dr. Cliff D. Carpenter of the Institute of American Poultry | Industries, said egg prices rose! because they were the only ones to follow the usual seasonal trend. Seasonal Trend

He explained that the peak!

seen Indianapolis, Ind. Issued Dally

led, Wife Mme. Chiang wtintsh AFI Visit U.S.,

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: : A Wisconsin Woods » » An air crash which caused the {death of a Mooresville pilot and ieritically injured his attractive |young wife was being investigated

Major Battle For Suchow | Shaping Up

Nationalists, Reds Mass 400,000 Men

(Other Stories, Pages 2 and 27)

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NANKING, Nov. 26 (UP)| —Madame Chiang Kai-shek plans to visit the United States soon to appeal personally for immediate Ameri-

. : {can assistance to China, it Madame Chiang Kai-shek... . was reported authoritatively toe day. " The report came as Nationale« ists and Communists rallied an estimated 400,000 soldiers south of Suchow for a major battle to decide possession of the strategic railway between Suchow and Nanking. ‘

Blaze Guts Trailer Home Here

{today by Wisjconsin authori- gsc. sige a - — ————— Frosh {ties.

{ The young: {couple was fly- 4 ling to Minneapolis for Thanksgiving dinner lwith the bride's parents. 5 3 | Found yesterday morning near New -Glarus, Wis,, in the partially burned lwreckage of {their small, two-place plane were]

|Harlan Johnson, 22, and his 25- Brought to 229 |year-old wife. Virginia Phyllis,

[both of Mooresville. Mr. Johnson] LANDSBERG, Germany, |was dead and his wife was half- Nov. 26 (UP) —Fourteen conconscious. * victed German war criminals | A search party from Monroe, |Wis., fixed the time of the crash Were hanged by the U. S. |at 9:30 p. m. Wednesday when a Army today at Landsberg {farmer living near the wooded. {accident scene said he heard a Prison. : {loud noise but couldn't determine] Fmil Pleissner, keeper of the |its cause. {“rose garden,” where inmates of} The couple was still in the 1 centration c¢ {single-engine Cessna 140 when nl uchenwa S concentration amp) plans personal appeal to u. .

i [Wi slowly s > eath, w : {was found, the morning after the Vere Slowly starved to dea i

» |crash, ‘members of the search @mong those hanged. Ja Cees Fumin party reported. | Storm trooper Pleissner was,

{| Mr. Johnson was taken to a charged with feeding cabbage . [Aineral home In Monticello, Wis.| hoisoned with strychnine to 35 (Mrs. Jobson was unconscious In| h isoners in the last stages of V I |St. Claire Hospital, Monroe, With gta rvation. > ’ |

|a broken clavicle and possible in-! = 93 eekly Total of 229 Hanged

Die on Gallows For War Crimes

Total Executions

Mrs. Johnson

Condemn Proposed Chiang Kai-shek made two ime {portant political moves foreshad-

Identification } | The executions brought to 229 wn Sation Made John the number of Germans who have | Law on 6 Counts lowing a possible “liberal” trend

(paid for their cruelties in the, Indianapolis Junior Chamber in Chinese politics. Sons by a identification braclet gone prison here. {of Commerce today. condemned| He appointed Sun Fo, 53, new orn oY Mrs. Johnson and in-| yn aqdition to Pleissner, the/the proposed new smoke ordi-|premier to succeed Wong Wen-

surance papers found in the o))owing were hanged: |nance charging it violates six hao, who resigned, and Chang jsmas Aalto { Friedrich Wilhelm, 58, medi- basic principles of effective smoke Chun, a former premier, to head

Airport, oa) sergeant of Buchenwald.

labout 14 miles southwest of In’| control. the important Central Political

‘Heinrich Schmitz, 52, civilian] The report was prepared by the|Council, a policy-making body.

: . ; : \dianapolis, airport operator ROb-\goctor of Flossenberg concentra-|Jaycee smoke abatement com- Liberal Members . not so thankful for the fire which gutted their trailer home yes- |ert Owen, said the Johnsons had!gjon camp. ay cee Sun, ‘the 'American-edusated

Itaken off early Wednesday Arter Oskar Tandler, 57, gas cham-| The committee’s report found|gon of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, founder (noon. to fly to Minneapolis fori pa, operator at Mauthausen con-|{“a number of mechanical errorsiof the Chinese Republic, and Thanksgiving. |centration camp. and conflicting clauses” in the Chang are both considered to he

Tn, 5 | gf 2 » 4.2. # 2 | : Trooper Char ae Three Local Fires Leave a t and Boi bg vig —y ep iutielr- Babmatin, iedy (Measure sand offered suggested fuera} members of the Kuomine "| | » sy RL , Hearing Slated Four Families Homeless

from Tulsa, Okla, where Mr.police. He took four United) “The ordinance was drawn a Sun was authorized to begin Johnson. a Navy veteran, had States fliers from the civil po-|number of months ago by the Air|tormation of @ war cabinet with |attended flying school. lice, shot one of the personally Pollution Board and then|proad emergency powers. A high Flames Destroy Reconverted Garage Seek to Clear Up | While Occupants Are Away for Holiday Shanic at the Be The Jon pica Tomsten fo Heath , | Commerce working with the various Kuomintang cliques more | 4 ah re ia iti . 130ns he ritz Miroff, 46, eutenant poard. broadly than in the past. Year-Old Counts Thanksgiving Day fires left four Indianapolis families home- ype J. M. Switz in the Mauthausen concentration, Principles which the Jaycees| Tt a Ee stocd ao Mine, Times State Service

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doty . . terday. Both of them and their two babies esca ped uninjured.

as a flying instructor and me- death. |of the Indianapolis Chamber of | contain “new faces,” representing

At the same time, President.

He ving oved by Mr. OWen and ordered the others put to amended by a special committee! Kuomintang source said it would less today. Cause of the crash has not been camp. He beat and shot inmates CRAWFORDSVILLE, Nov. 28

Two families were away celebrating the holiday when their

determined. But Mr. Owen said to

death.

| recommend and which they say {have been left out of the ordi-

Chiang decided to visit the United States at the invitation of certain

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Production and supply are at in Montgomery Circuit Court, it firé reached them.

their lowest frsm Sept. 15 to Dec. 15 with a consequent increase in prices. Spokesmen for the industry across the nation denied that the decrease in other dairy prices was caused by increased con-!

sumer resistance. They said the|Coumty grand jury indicted Maj. 'son Ave.

price drops stemmed from unusual situations within the industry] itself. |

Cites Over Production { Russell Fifer, executive seeres)

tary of the American Butter Insti-| the grand jury's theory that in his

tute, said the decreased prices on

butter resulted from over produc-|

evaporated milk. He said produc-|

high ranking State Police officers

was announced today. The date was set by Special Judge Frank Russell of Tipton, in what appeared to be a move to clear up year-old charges hanging over the four troopers. Last December, a Montgomery

Robert O'Neal, State Police executive officer; Detective Captain

Layers conspiracy charges against sour PY fire at noon.

Mr. and Mrs. George Cluff and their child were in Franklin and stop laying in September. has been set for 1 p. m. Monday. With relatives when news of the

The other occupants, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith were next door when they noticed smoke pouring out of the rear portion of the building. Use Bucket Brigade

Another blaze at the Floyd Jones Trailer Haven, 3102 Madiwas extinguished in typical early American fashion — a community bucket brigade.

‘Blueheard” Admits Slaying, Bigamy

As One of Wives

DECATUR, Ill, Nov. 26 UP)--—

John Barten, and uniform Capts. Fire demolished the interior of Folice checked the story of a man

Robert Bush and Kermit Lewis. The indictment was based on

laying a “trap” for another State policeman in connection with a

technically conspired to “encour-

the Glenn Doty trailer home, but not before Mr. Doty evacuated wife and two infants to safety.

A third fire at 4903 W. Wash- | tion early this year of cheese ana Pribery report, the four officers ington St. was discovered at 3:22!

a. m. today. Mrs. Pearl Van Cleve

ers of the items realized they|28¢" the acceptance of the Lribe. told fire officials that the blaze,

were over-supplied so they sharply|

The other trooper involved in

which ruined their trailer-home,

reduced production, making more|th® trap episode was Ernest Rich- was started by an overheated miik available for butter and/2rdson of Lebanon, later dis- stove. thereby reducing prices on they Jiaiged from ihe Forse for eon- AEN bread spread. {duct unbecoming an.officer 2nd 11: Mr, Fifer was one of the execu- reinstated a week ago because of A Million to Start tives who denied that consumer ® technicality in his discharge. WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP) lw jjzaktederal Works Administrator

resistance was responsible for the! - price cuts. He said the average Marshall Reports

worker now pays only 50 per cent | , TC 9 P| i of his hourly wage for a pound of | WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP) congressional appropriation

butter against 60 per cent in 1944 3y cc ciary Of State George C. possibly $1 million must be made

today who confessed killing his first wife 23 years ago a married five other women) one of them twice, from India and California. Cecil Cozad told Police Chief W. Glenn Kerwin that he “didn’t know how many” of his wives had divorced him. The. 46-year-old former Decatur resident walked into the Jack{sonville, Fla., police station early [this month and said he wanted to {confess the murder of his first 'wife because it “bothered” him. He was charged with murder after his return here. He said he

wife, Grace, 23 years ago. The

i American organizations. officials in Chicago told himimess sergeant at Mauthausen.| ONE: Organization of a sepa-| Tt wil hiv ee eoond time

storms had been reported alongiHe poured scalded water on in-|rate Air Pollution Board (present|that she h o the route the plane was flying. mates working for him. |separate board has been declared pefore as appeared perionally Planned to Refuel Franz Auer, 37, 8S sergeant at|jllegal), with members appointed for aid to China. Mrs. Switz said the young fliers Muehldorf concentration camp. |by the City Council. Present During the war, she made a had told her before leaving they Richard Koehler, 32, labor ser- board members are appointed by|geries of cross-country speeches to planned to refuel the plane, which §aent at Buchenwald, shot eight the Mayor, . tell. Americans of the Chinese was owned by Mr. Owen. at Rock- to death after using them in a; TWO: Combustion engineer fight against Japan, ford, Ill, and spend the night forced march at Flossenburg in may require new installations Makes Radio Appeal

there if the weather was bad. April, 1945, burn low volatile coal. Since, then, she has been in the Other tenants at the rooming Hubert Krautwurst, 24, S88 THREE: Codes covering erec- background politically. Recently. house in Mooresville said Mr. and sergeant and gardening super- tions and reconstruction should however, she made an overseas Mrs. Johnson were extremely en- visor at Buchewald. He forced not be incorporated in ordinance broadcast asking for American thusiastic about aviation. That's inmates to kneel on barbed wire even by reference, help to chek the Communists. all Mr. Johnson ever talked about, until they developed infections) FOUR: Installers must bel The Communist troops on the one said. : and died. |qualified and possess registration|guhsien battlefront, 45 miles Late yesterday, Mr. Owen flew Killed U. S. Fliers certificate issued by combustion south of Suchow, were under the {command of the “one-eyed

to Monroe to assist in the inves-| 2 lengineer, | Albert Hammer, 40, SS lieu- sales of heating | dragon,” Gen. Liv Po cher

tigation of the accident. : FIVE: All tenant who participated with equipment must be reported to] In addition to'these troops, four of Communist Gen. Chen Yi's

- ? y “Baumann in the murder of combustion engineer. Navy Has World §/Amerinen fliers. {| SIX: . Nuisance clauses of columns were racing under heavy lax and should|ajr attacks from the Nienchuang

Andreas Ingerband, 46, mur- ordinance are Largest Gun—For be rewritten. |

dered an American flier. |area to Linpli.

Testing Use Only

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP) ~The Navy said today it has built the largest gun in the world to fire 2000-pound bombs and

Philip B. Fleming said today a deliberately caused a fire in their guided missile warheads at superof home which fatally burned his Sonic speed.

The gun is a 24-inch test gun

: ” 35.00 and 1945 and 95 per cent in 1920, Marshall today gave President before the actual repair work death was written off as an acci- converted at a cost of $35.000

started on

Milk prices are falling so rap-! ruman’s cabinet a full review of can be the White

idly -in Cleveland that the Agri he international situation. House.

‘dent. | Cozad told Jacksonville author-

|ities he wanted to ‘‘clear his con-|

from a war damaged 16-inch battleship gun. From a distance of 50 feet, the

Hans Moeser, 42, was primarily responsible for the starvation diet at Nordhausen concentration camp. Karl Adam Kirchnere, 40, was sentenced for ordering an American flier shot at his headquarters. near Rugles, France. He witnessed the murder. A last minute reprieve saved Richard Schulze, 50, criminal police counsel in the office of Ernest Kaltenbrunner, security chief who issued orders in .1944 for the killing of all captured

New Belgian Cabinet | Formed by -Spaak |

BRUSSELS, Nov. 26 (UP)-— Paul-Henri Spaak, premier and, foreign minister of the Belgian! cabinet which fell a week ago,! formed a new government today. Premier Spaak had been asked! to undertake the formation of a cabinet after Gaston .Eyskens had tried and failed. The former government resigned a week ago today. It had been criticized for the commutation of the death

The official government Central News Agency admitted it erred in reporting the recapture of Suhsien from the Communists yesterday. That presumably meant the Nationalists still were attacking from the suburbs. The Nationalists said they now controlled the railway from Suchow to Nienchuang.

U. S. Confirms Visit Of Mme. Chiang

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP)

culture Department scheduled a [§ §® or ” Le : 2 gun shoots bombs and warheads meeting for Dec. 7 to consider bf gh % I { M Hh t science. : 3 ; noOlS nd Warheaus U2, and British fiers. placing a floor under the market. I c ow 4 ema ICS | Cozad _gave.no explanation of ¢

Most trade sources said they expect the downward trend to continue for a little while and then prices will level off for some months before rising again slightly. They said a slight decrease In egg prices could be expected about the beginning of next year.

On Inside

Venereal disease rate ; up alarmingly here Page 3,

Bobby-soxers in bustle and’ bow at Shortridge’s fashion show ++. a picture story.Page 19

Truman Prepares legislative program for new Congress ....Page 27

Other Features

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Hollywood .. 26/ Weather Map 27 of the department of physics, the

The hangings took slightly sentences of two Belgians con- tothe State Department said more than two hours on a bright victed of collaborating with the id jhat’ Mme. ChiangPRat. nih Nazis, shek plans to visit the United A (States, Jresumably to seek Amer can military help from China. Post Mortem— | A proposal that Gen. Chiang Burglars broke into Robbins himself be invited to come’ here Market, 910 Virginia Ave., today has, however, been rejected by and took: $100 and three dressed President Truman. The proposal chickens. The break-in was dis- was made during a White House covered by police as they checked visit by Rep. Sol Bloom (D.N. Y.) the establishment at 2 a. m. A who said he thought this coun-

|his many marriages without both- gets to determine the effects of ering to find out whether previous!'impacts. son wives had divorced him, Kerwin! BUT, THE Navy said, it has no

Reorganization Suggested i

: It's . Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry Would | He sid be marie] 1g strictly a test weapon, Navy Sard Congratulations— Be Co-ordinated as Single Course of Study in Kamae Clty in 1925], Toe Navy said the pombe wsedl ” ~ Loto ‘By JOHN WILSON

woman in Kansas City in 1928.1 re the conventional type and not| : two California women in 1939, buzz bombs. yp (UP) —Mrs. John Carroll A reorganization of mathematics courses taught in high schools and an Indéanapolis woman. in’ pha 24-inch gun ‘was made by| has spent a Christmas, a was proposed here today by Dr. W. D. Reeve, mathematics de- 1947. ; sawing of. 2nd altering a 16-inch] Fourth of July and--this partment head of Columbia University. | The latter wife, Alberta Droake. vear—Thanksgiving Day in Dr. Reeve made the proposal at thé opening session of the 48th Indianapolis, appeared at county

rifle headed for the scrap pile.| ) V The Navy -did not have enough! the hospital having a baby. rear door was forced open. try needs the “real information’ annual convention of the Central Association of Science and Math- jail yesterday and asked to see : : il —_— ematics Teachers, Inc, in the Claypool Hotel.

a Crt I money to do the job so the Army| oo = 1 . Ea j2bant ihe | Conese Communist Cozad. She said she didn't Know .ontributed most of the funds. R P t f Pp lcrisis which Gen. Chiang could The proposal would group _——— ~——— {that he had other wives. She re- Crna ——————— | enew ro es 0 ress |supply. present courses in algebra, geom-| It is not the purpose of the turned to Indianapolis after visit- Aili G . Rep. Bloom quoted Mr. Truman etry and trigonometry into “a Schools to train scientists,” forum ing him. ii? eorge Ban ot Ja Executions : tas saying, however, that he did definitely arranged and psycho-iMembers asserted, “but the social] Kerwin said that a ck Rds Council Session | Pp not believe the generalissimo logically ordered” course in relations of science must be showed that at least three of§ghe . a i [could afford to leave China at mathematics. clearly understood by every Siziy omen. had divorced him. He no SC UE he Newsmen Relay Formal Group Statement his time. : - zen in a democracy whic e-|gai “ " ; Spite his , | >.» . . . he epartment b Tie Boped that the course wil pends largely upon ‘scientific Te re Ran aa how held a Privy Council session at| Voicing Objection fo MacArthur Action say Whether Mme. hined te 0 " e inl . : i n | y y : 75 i T a ape Hiri oo sna cation to industry, agriculture married to at the same time. He Buckingham Palace today. { TOKYO, Nov. 26 (UP)—Allied correspondents. today protested visiting the United States at the produce even better results than we have been getting from traditional methods,” the speaker said. Would Show Relation According to the proposal, algebra and geometry courses would be taught together, emphasizing the relation between the two. The plan has been vigorously apposed by algebra and geometry teachers in ‘the past on the grounds that it would “give rise to a series of uhrelated ideas

without _ unity or natural sequence,” Dr. Reeve told the educators,

In a general education forum conducted by K. Lark-Horovitz

nd the utilization of natural resources.” Tells of. Ocean Studies Earlier, John L. Worzel, research assistant of the Woods Hole Oceanographim Institution, spoke on “Recent Studies of the Atlantic Ocean Basins.” s The studies, led by Dr. Maurice Ewing of Columbia University, have been conducted since 1935. Datd is being gathered on the topography and sea life found off the Atlantic coast, the mid-Atlantic ridge and.in the Caribbean Sea. . Researchers use a sailing ship, jthe Atlantis, and U. 8. Navy | submarines in their anlysis_of ocean bottom. Underséa

Inside Indpls. 19! Earl Wilson. 36 Purdue University, a scientific photography is a major part of

Dr. Jordan.. 22 Women's 22,723 Labor ....4s 20 World Aff... 20|

program in general education

was recommended.

{the study of sediments and the |distribution of sea animals.

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Hold Hope for Greek |

Premier's Recovery | ATHENS, Nov. 26 (UP)—Docjtors said today that Premier !Themistocles Sofoulis, who suf-! /fered a heart attack in his office Wednesday night, has a good chance to survive if he lives through Sunday. Premier Sofoulis was put to bed (in his office and has been under |treatment with heart stimulants land insulin.

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i , inst Gen. Douglas MacArthur's refusal to let newsmen wit- invitation of this government. word on the king's condition. A 2D¢W against Gen. Douglas g E

circulatory ailment has ooliged | "SS the executions of Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese warlords. | : | 0 C S s Club, senti the Allied press, : . him to cancel The Tokyo Correspondents Club, representing the p Until Noon

Saturday—

ments. pubhe engage radio, magazines, and the newly-organized Overseas Press Slat of The Lord Chamberlain's office Japan, -said its members were convinced that press representation) announced the indefinite post- at the execution is in the public g3iq “and I have no regrets that| 3 : nement of two presentation interest. my husband should end his two $ You can ‘phone your parties scheduled for January, | The correspondents restated years of incarceration with his| ant 2d for The Sunday ter ———— {their willingness to let one cor- execution. Times via 2nd Jour ad o y |respondent or a small group of| “Regpect to bodies is not only| will be in all editions. $500 in Die Tools {thern represent the combined ap Pe an tradition, but it! ® Regardless or hat it {press. heir protest Was sent to is also one of Buddhism. I pray| is you wish to buy, sell, Stolen From Locker «nn Gen. MacArthur through his in- that the body of Tojo be re-| trade or find use a Times Theft of die tools valued at $500 formation’ officer, Col. M. P. turned to his family so he can| want ad for quick, low from the Cornell Dubilier Electric gchols. be given a proper funeral and I| cost results. Co., 1926 Columbus Ave., was ré-| Tojo's Wife Seeks Body ask that this privilege be given! ® A courteous, helpful ported to police today. | Mrs. Tojo asked Gen. MacAr-'to the families of the six others! want ad taker will quick James D. Hidgen, 33, of 1935 E. thur that the bodies of her hus-'to be executed.” oF { ly take vour call and as68th St., told police his die tool band and the others be turned| Meanwhile, it was learned that, sist you in-preparing your kit, was missing from his locker over to their families so they can!Tojo and his fellow-prisoners are, . ad $e Sth A at the company early this morn- be buried in accordance with being held under individual guard ® Open Tonight Till 7:30. ing. He said he left his tools with Buddhist rites. |at Sugamo Prison to prevent pos- RI I 5551 ‘ El five other kits in the plant. “I am _.a soldier's. ite,” she sible attempts at suicide oe , ey y : i : . : ¥ : 4 : ; haf