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Forrestal Clamps Down : | On Any ‘Crisis’ Talk by ~ Military to Congress
Secretary to Discipline The Word; Urges U. S.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ‘1—New Congress will “hear noi talk of “crisis” from the military. Defense Secretary For-/China. His Kuomintang revolutionary committee fs one of the tW0 to -the ST cate Bite : ’ : S n organiz ] . restal’ will discipline first officer to use any such word. TEADTN Go.
Forrestal says wé've got
. invitations to hysteria, must learn to live in period of tension. It will last, he thinks, this generation and next. _ _ |pemocratic League. He's afraid Congress itself will start up crisis talk, says questions in’ committees tend to underline it. He's had to watch pearances and national unity the ; himself before answering some of them. i ] = a Sovist Military tactics reveal keen awareness of atom-bombi ated they might. consider the
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Await Cooper's Reply
miles, They withdrew jet . fighters from Germany soon after Amercan jets arrived.”Soviet !jets riow
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gian cities and industrial targets, for defensive use. . Authorities think they were sent to Germany| originally for psychological effect. . yy = pierce mn} ‘Planer’ Cost Soars ~ | ‘ABOUT THOSE missile planets, we hdpe to set going around the earth: They'll cost $100 million] each, will circle’ the earth 10, times daily. -Some sclentisis tHIBK
these satellites could stay up years or more. “ Others think they'll be damaged hy collisions with - meteor-
ites, may get back within gravi-,, ¢6115ing New Dealers in thelabout 600. The : | e ’ he y now have underty's force nd Sal Unless theyre Senate; that Rep. Virgil Chap-iground branches Tauncied at tne a a man, . who at Bid Wn China, in the Sharghai-Nankingirun by a Communist puppet govda {/more with them than MO-|grea and around Chungking. [ernment created by the Russians. ‘That means they'd be over Rus- ...,is. that Cooper's chief news-! hungking. | 'paper support came from Louis-|
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First Officer Using Ignore Russ Tactics
Chinese Communists “have indi-
up widest dispersal! al as head of the new govplanes, tanks, ammuinition and Br} :
‘HOUSE REPUBLICAN leader-
: anyone to work with. His record | northern tip of Sumatra. a} GOP nan nal and personality suggest he Knows| mpe putch, after ignoring. a policy confer where he is going. United Nations cease-fire proposal ence in ~Omahal Li was chief of staff and onelfor several days, agreed this week Vatican City next month. - lof the top organizers of the revo- to end fighting on Java at midCooper blamed! lutionary army which brought pight New Yéar's Eve, but indi-! “reactionary” Chiang Kai-shek to power 22 cated that the battle for Sumatra ~poticies-of Speak-|years ago. : might continue for two or. three er Martin,’ ma-| Since last January, when the days into 1949 because of the jority leader Kuomintang Revolutionary Com- “emergency situation” there. - HalPeck andmittee was formally onganized at _, | L Chairman Wol-/Hong Kong, Li has gathered Korea - ite far-reaching Implications, ¢ The - governor-elect has caucoft of Banking around himself the leaders of THE United States today ex- "0 0 0 Solara Hone {n, tiously said, “Let's wait, bulld, == and Currency.(China’s ruling party who oppose tended full diplomatic recognition =o A i Somes a A ar AG BoE. — = They'll reply that (Chiang Kai-shek. The original ito the anti-Communist South Ko-| yore 050 pe’ Heat AS Mr, Munoz believes that the Cooper lost out|organizers of his group numbered rean Republic. a AY Bellary g ’ an ’ Car. hundreds of millions of dollars the: The action dogs not affect the| = a dszenty. Catholicism's Federal government pumped into in. southeast|northern half of Korea, which fs po on A CISM'S Puerto. Rico will pay off under his ‘Taking cognizance of the more|Soministeation... Tourists, SUGAT, ;0ed for some off street |and more frequent head-on col- [ClReNICE: BIC GPARF ICWSLIIES B88 ting parkers violate. ord)
The White House announced 3 i {lisions between communism and) became apparent to mer the move with the explanation, “wm,ipalic Church, this spokes. \OVard nationalizing local indus-|,
ei : oh : = a A OL 3 : 1 sir 3 3 \ Io . : 4 : , | at Te o Marshal Li, Underground Foe of Chiang, Called Man Anti-Smoke Official ma Lh Undergroun -hiang, L-alled Man Anti-Smoke Officials To Watch When China and Reds Pick New President Charae Lines ‘Dumping’ 62-Y Old. Revolutiona Held |Hitoshi Ashida's cabinet right out London Times observes. ‘in effect.| : arge ] ines Ul Y ping ; v : hE th Handl e i Of, SmIce. shia Indiotod that the agresment is a compro- Le if ; ou to Ha e Communists | © Ashida Indict ,mise between the security-minded| y s i -Toug Eno 9 I n S —— % | “Mr. Ashida, a glib, English-French and, the recovery-minded ocomo ives ere TT ; Compiled From the Wire Services Zi speaking ex-diplomat, piously an- Americans — a “sensible and .? : : : ONE of the key men to watch in the future of China is Marshal rounced is Swoimets Tesifuation statemmeniiice SUmBrORiaN Police Traffic Department Faces Reorganizing; - Shi-sen, 62-year-old veteran Kuomintang revolutionary who does a!ier { e Laborite Lally Herald says ; : - wey EC ihe from. the Ry of Hong Kong. minister. had seuiifed Jeatly 3 that 3h. establishment of the ‘Tag Day’ Puts Spotlight on Parking Problem ; ming the next President of million yen (about $10,000) in Ruhr authority means that “when i is is i i - Li stands a geod chance of becoming the n = ro ‘bribes in return for special favors the allied occupation efds the Indianapolis ’s becoming u dumping ground for the na Eons working with the Chinese Commun Showa Denko Fertilizer great German coal and steel in- tion's old switch engines. Old engines are run out of other the coalition government that is ~ - i I dustrion Sp the Rube wil) Feualy cities by strict anti-smoke ordinances, air pollution officials 10 “ignore Russian-inspired scheduled to replace Chuang Kal jem i RE or eted Six, Aside aa year] at P 2 n nat onal contre here charge: : > : . Shek Se TE the last remaining outposts of got one million yen himself. Al-| verfo Rico ; The combustion engineer's office states it has evidence (the mattered Indopesian Republic, together, Jotal bribes jn. the; FFO—LUIS MUNOZ MARIN that seven old switch engines belonging to one railroad - ; + A high commahd.communigfie| wa nko case amoun 0 will be Ina rated governor to- 1 3 i ¢ : ih im Apparently for purposes of ap- —y the capture of the big|nearly 5 million yen (more than no... "isu Brat pu rec havé been dumped into Indianapolis from other cities in south Sumatran seaport of Te-($16,000). ! » "I Rlean to overn his nomelnnd. {the last few weeks. . a 2 ; : loekbetoeng and the seizure of a| Sixty-three persons have been 0 gov BC An Three came from Chicago, two from Pittsburgh, one from key. coalfield in western Sumatra.|arrested, including the central|450 years of Spanish and U. 8. past 8t: Louis and one from Ft. Wayne, - % “Mopping-up operations” were re- igure, —Setsuzo Hinohara; ie domination. ’ ; Boiler reports kept in the cabs of these engines show they ported on easterly islands. * /hard-drinking, Geisha-loving| The island has been under the Were recently in service in other cities. E 1 Reds Strongest With all of Republican Java President of Showa Denko. {U. 8. flag only 50 years and in Qity smoke inspectors say the boiler reports are being removed Chinese Communists would be a1ready in Dutch hands and Prodded by the Americans, that short time {t lias gained the from the cabs and replaced with new ones: to conceal past history by far the strongest group ni South Sumatra threatened, thePrOsSSUioes have dug into one|right to elect its own governor, [of the engines. that coalition, but the Marshal to the! : » | = yu 8 . u8 only secure territory left to thei""y, "ont ‘investigations are oan Munok, gi the fu Reorganization in police traffic department is on City Hall's carried out, Alisland. faces tony ni pop blen agenda for new year. Last week's parking sticker fiasco when large portion. of Japan's politicat{ 0 from th e Deb ne TD ) Gis stickers flew Jike snow —furriés —showed—need for more effective rpopulation will wing up in jail. “|... coies to the U. 8 or > a a patrolling: officials now admit. City Hail believes motorcyclemen - {to a final er aihation are first rate, but effectiveness i= limited by innumerable non-traffie {Puerto Ricans want to strive for “Trands the men have 16.1un. Parking crackdown also highlighted
1F.the Catholic Church sits still gtatehood or of ul d takes this we know. it. will anee from ar Somplest Jndepend Bil Happen again 0 Shier Iron Cur- ypger statehood the island will ain countries. We have no choice'yave 16 pay income tax. Under {but to bring this travesty to. the independence it will get no more |attention of the world with alll yoney frovt-the U. 8, treasury
Mr. Halleck
of let neces was ended for a ‘single day, it ants that lack of parking facilities is than they thought. With traffic division changes will come
parking plan. “When compromise "Group. Confident
Li's group is gambling on tak- worse
Just what international law | ; rier ood ; would govern isn’t certain. But ji ie: Siar Ju 1_which_aise ing over the Kuomintang party that 4 nas a og 55 3 > on man, speaking unofficially, added: 1* being su ftped itd. 2 toh: ‘new plans for parking. Town now seems to demand it. bs the British Interplanetary Space | 1,,.e jeaders also will charge. Once the Generalissimo and his 4 the South Korea Republic as “If ‘this is the beginning of are at Is to Sa t C . jo > at “ wa too much. He's beginning to feel Society recently devoted.an en- |." corance that Sen. George Immediate followers are driven yp. yowry) government of Korea, | Communist religious reign’ of ter-\t/ oo a at OF capita. Piano Solo |the strain. Since taking office Teg epee we Li o Pera) direct the. en I > oh t At-the same time, the W hitel OF 90 & 4 style, we Waust id eR at AuaiHles ad op +. (In January, 1947, the Mayor has - ae . 2 [chairman of - Apt I E - lo — What sr ce statement disclosed RE E water power harnessed Jt happened. / Christmas... ‘In-_, every except, 1 Venus... i Committee to lose farm vote for they consider the “real” goals of yp;s ountry is going to the extrac; Other Vatican sources: ving standards raised. sised:—— mates in one state : almost. : ry Horny: . except Meanwhile, our planners ONpenuhlicans than all the “re- ‘Soviet Union ’ 1a plane. 4 at ooh oka — 2
rocket-to-moon projects are ex- ..ii,narjes”: ploring possibility of PASSENgErs gyi 4ina. scale parity payments, Tunists.
on first rocket taking along stuff
to build another on the moon for| ., rerence to retain 90 per cent Revolutionary Committee are J Ted | a years of Japanese rule. (And they called; ity payments, but finally gave
return trip. Jules Verne visionary!)
Bid for U. S. Job
RUMOR AGAIN links name of Study Closed Shop
will Clayton of Houston with
Secretary of State job if “Gen: decide soon whether states may.
in. to get up to Philadelphia con- his cliques have only been able, "iis to the world that theGreat Britain vei .
. Sun Yat-sen. That includes; ‘ear the Hungarian Cardinal : : ordinary length of appointing an he pushed through full co-operation with the Com- ,;ha555d0r to the little Aslatic| > exiled dc ig Sn e Satie
was no “to buy one, 3 resolution. Was e tate which was liberated at the| | THE Soviet press ushered in ijons were jnsuffcient. But there( iow qown before he winds w Members of. the Kuomintang sie eq Worl ad War II after 40|\n§ him from this fate and getting|the new year today with a warn- was: hope.” Some patients came; ") opita] ; ng that the ‘age of capitalism fs [rom wealthy families,
"|him out of Hungary where he can i backed] . = = {tell the whole stofy. . ___Chrigtmas Eve a truck { Heil 3 ‘ That, apparently, was intended y [near 5s ena. trea & re ‘up the institution's door. “un-| Dailey Seeks. Deputies i paths of historic develop-|, .4éd a la ided plano. The| County Prosecutor George 8. a raion. They| United States regards Korea as a" ;vpORMED British opinion Ment lead to communism.” said Ty elghtad, in Datley may have trouble with his tov Communist destruction of the Vital theater in the cold war with geets the Ruhr agreement with an editorial in the Moscow Coml- yates as nothing else had in/plan to employ full-time deputies = Generalissimo's armies will end Russia and is determined to SuP-lapproval today—the London munist organ Pravda. The theme goars, It was a gift—not from who are capable and efficient ~g port the new republic. Daily Worker excepted. was echoed in all Soviet néws/,,y prominent nor well-to-dol/lawyers. Most attorneys here,
U.S. SUPREME COURT will Chiang’s hold on the party. “Unlike many vein, Japan The Communist organ says the Papers. All deprecated the “Amef-|oitjzen—but from an. Indian and elsewhere, would be reluctant
leaders say they battled in. convinced Chiang Kal-shek and
Marshall “quits. It's only rumor; outtaw closed —shop,—or whether warsnal 11 and his colleagues in APD i GORA Ts trot [international Ruhr authority will [C80 way of life” in comparifon polis woman. Whose firme never fo discontinue their private praes +
but Clayton was Undersecretary laws passed ir 20 states violate the
for Economic Affairs until short constitution. Cases before court Committee are ‘optimistic about Japan's political structure is ret- gapiz0 the war industries of the ) ciety page, could afford to-pay. time ago, has wide knowledge of directly involve a North Carolina working with the Chinese Com- from top to bottom. Ruhr for the use of Atlantic pact Undermining the . “rotten ram-. ghe's well known in town—bY| puere's talk in legislative cir foreign relations. statute and. state constitutional mynists, They ate convinced that Disclosures. of the past feWiggtiong ‘shackle edifice- of the “bankrupt the police, “has been on the cles of drafting a sure to db
He's now board chairman of.
Anderson, Clayton & Co., world’s braska.
largest cotton firm.
oo will be short on talent. The Com- ; : . greater - security y speakeasy days in this town. Ope Decision may guide Congress in munists. they say, ean already POLUCAI orgs than an alley 5 against revival of German mil- last yéar can the géntlemen cap-' of her former employees aso ene. 8 pT a ” assing on Taft-Hartlev ie + . jraft and corruption, the evi- j ; Jtalists boast of? ,. . . ) . v & wl p g on Ta a y¥ ban of take more--territory with their 3 Pp tary potential have not been: patient in -the institution. He like the one in the C ty wher
Guess on Budget
OUR BEST guess on
new’ Also # R ee budget to be sent to Congress is sO lo Kesign
$43.5 or $44 billion.
President Truman has been Little Cabinet member. John Ali-| making some sharp cuts himself son, assistant secretary of com- — some “along lines of Hoover merce for air, will resign in Feb-; Av Commission report. Veterans Ad:'ruary, take private industry job. i s . ministration may come . in for His government post may be anor SF ate Politic
iow Reena Jammie | 90 Far No One Has Suggested Any Relief For Taxpayers
Charge
some special Tund pruning. And Truman's sticking $15-billion top for military. His cuts here will be aimed at in
“structural” ‘fense setup, not at Maybe substantia Army's civilian help abroad.
....campaign - from savings where, possible. If he can hold budget under $45 billion, overall increase! will be only for amount of ‘arms program increase, r vy "Ow
Echo of Duggan Case
but fact is that persons who tried
vestigation. | There'll be several resignations from State Department, it's rumored, as result of recent appear-| ance before loyalty boards of Chambers and Elizabeth T. Bentley.
Ship Lead. to U. S.
DUTCH HAVE been exporting| three-|
to this country about fourths of lead they've got through
' Committed's “general agent,” Charles 8. Dewwrote Hoff-
11ier disclosures on importsof aluminum into the
Mr. Hoffman
United States and added: “Our Investigation
into im-
|closed shop.
i I slash in [committing one of errors it was! . |sréated to eliminate. Truman wants to get funds for 4;.¢rihuting Inteftigénce informa-, social program he pledged. during jin 8 gen
‘have as its main task “to or- With the Soviet way. graced a social register nor so- tice for two years at what County
Kuomintang ° Revolutionary Pravda sald the world cyisis is
months indjcite-that the average It further alleges that “French capitalist system. 7
pts—in—Arigona—and-Ne-anvone-who—tries—to—run Chinato Wo : { Japanese politician has no more gemands for “What achievement
over the plotters now and then since the away with holdovers in county
|armies- than they can organize. dence shows, are the rule rather met.” “In vain do the troubadours of happened to mention the need = tAnd that's where Li and his men: than the exception. It is true the French did not the Bourgeois press yell of the for a piano to her, {see their chance. Ug In return 39 government loans. get as much as they wanted, but attractions of the so-called Amer-jinstrument. “NCLE S 'Q Japanese industrial concerns have moderate satisfaction about the ican way or life. We know the I UNCLE SAM'S losing another Java "kicked back an average of 10 per [agreement fi" being expressed in attractions of that criminal social. Mayor Feeney in { (Paris. structure “where there ia blatant executive secretary. Says work. Present setup invites ineficiency The independent conservative dictatorshi ollar dictatorship.” ing 80 to 90 hours a week - " — functions. Des. pendent oe! tive! dictatonihip—q arship "Ng 0 50 SOW" as Bh have tendency to
: Chiles Greathouse and William A's a 140¢Y | 4 1iis0n ~though elected treasurer .- land commissioner respectively, looking tor| Will not take office until 1950,
{ DUTCH forces today launched cent to government officials.
{new drives pn the southern, east! One scandal blew ex-Premier| governmental “oy " p———— eee) fom ted “officials
{adopt don’t-care-attitude as lame |ducks. y
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memes ais bt ian Methodist Hospital seems to ' « have a corner on the Indianapolis ‘baby market. The stork visits £ there much more frequently than 4 he does at Coleman. St. Francis ~~ = ‘or (General, St. Vincent's usually runs a close second: :
CIA Error : IeRUA nbli . harge LIA oor Coliseum. Controversy Spotlights Rise
Central Intelligence - Agency 1s Of ‘Closed Corporations’ in State Government NOBODY HAS suggested anything so far to relieve the real losers in the State Fair Boards controversial 10-year-old deal
versities. are just as indeépendent in operation but call on the state legislatures for huge appropriations besides.
In the case of the fair, most
THROUGH THE years ‘these closed corporations have drawn farther and fartlier away from “state government. The State Fair, at least, is self’ supporting
Fair is one of three closed corp~ orations which may give sone fancy headaches to new legislators when ‘they start ‘next week trying to figure out how government works. Thé other
Instead of
rented i Whyte Coliseuy Corp. id two are Indiana University and ~ now except for the tax money ul ‘Hh Bulinge on-the- Srouiids TREE 7 ers, CIA 1s kh many-thinge. & a fal] the a ae jks a Uae RNAINg SIN months Purdue: University, even higgen:- Aurned HOVUE =A freit-f gp tiE err Toa I. Crashes Frequent... . tere from military authorities hockey, and publie ice skating, and pays the board a graduated And even tougher to figure out. the Coliseum bonds. The uml: “,4re rented out. for parking. Jn Bide, Tesidunty awaiting n field, they say. "percentage of Its gross take. ’ * vy 4 » storage, livestock sales; and lhe promis underpass ‘a . ‘ es =» w= Lately there's been -a lot of enough profit to. keep their 3 other purposes. - Michigan Bt. and Warman Ave, C-54's Obsolete screaming that the state isn’t. books in black ink. They say Santa in January All this property, however, Failroad crossing have come to
they have to have a subsidy regard broken gates there as a
getting enough -out of the lease. enjoys the same immunity from
FOUR-ENGINE C-54s now be-
y ing used on Berlin airlift are obYOU'VE BEEN told otherwise, solete by Air Force standards; no They're to get Laurence Duggan to join wearing out fast in rought-and-| espionage ring 10 years ago have tymble operation. Next cargo car-| not yet been named, either iniriers to be purchased ‘probably newspaper reports or: House In- will be C-97s, cargo version of
more will be bought.
B-29 bomber, New military-pay bill will get
No. 1 prierity on Secretary For- | calendar, | though it wasn't listed there in |
restal’'s legislative.
annual report. (Top billing went
| to foreign military ald, which | | won't
be months.)
ready for several
| boosts for recruits will
|asked 30
major generals.
‘Air Fight’ Extended
FIG to veterans of both services.
| “Afr Force Association jumped gun with demand by its board chairman, Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, «for single ‘Air Force, ._Navy League soon will demand Congress Investigate Air Force | Association's alleged lobbying tac‘ties, Also it will ask Bureau of Revenue whether asso-| be kicking in more for the halfclaims tax exemption as year use of the building. organiza If so, Navy will demand bureau cancel : purpose| less as a philanthropic propo-
Internal (elation fraternal tion.
Forrestal fears failure of Hook Commission to recommend pay revive {officer-vs.-enlisted-man bogey. It, per cent increase in pay, for officers and top enlisted men. Military will argue recruits have, » {had a 400 per cent increasé since 1908, against 11 per cent for|
BETWEEN Air Force and Naval Aviation is extending
The Fair Board appears to be considering cancelling the lease and starting over. Somebody's trying to interest Anton Hulman Jr. the ‘youthful tycoon from Terre Haute, in bidding up the rent offer if 4 new lease is put on the auction block » wv » BUT REGARDLESS of the merits of this byplay, the groperty taxpayers of Indiana are the only investors in the Coliseum:. And whether the building makes more money or less, they aren't going to make a thin dime back on their investment.
Nobody has even suggested
Raising the rent won't benefit the state, either. Indiana doesn’t get any of the rent the Coliseum OCorp.- pays now. It wouldn't get any oft if Mr,
Hulman or somebody else, were
paying the rent, either. As for the Fair Board, it's hard to figure out how it could lose. How can you lose collecting rent on a building that didnot dost you a red cent?
~ » ~ THIS, of course, is no defense of the Coliseum Corp.
Maybe, in the light of increasing costs elsewhere, they should
Like all corporations, they say that they operate.more or
sition and are barely eking out
from the Detroit hockey club to do even that. It seems very doubtful, however, that any promoter to whom the Coliseum might be leaked would figure much differently. The average pay-as-you-go citizen should know
from experience that as the cost
of operation, Including refit, goes up, the price of admission has to go up, too. The screameérs are a little hazy on that point. But it looks from here as though the little guys who are paying three and a half mills property tax to retire the Coliseum bonds are now being called” upon to help fis nance a hike in the rent to the non-investing Fair Board. » » ~
WHETHER OR not it is enough, the Coliseum Corp. has kicked in $378,00 in rent to the Fair Board. In addition to that, the Coliseum. played its normal part in putting on the state fair which has netted the board another $220,00 in the past two seasons.
And none of the profit has
. been used or will (be used to
retire the $625.000 worth of ponds floated to build the Coli« séum in 1039. Principal and interest are still being paid off by the three and a half mill tax on property. That's not a big tax but ‘enough to keep the citizens paying for a building which they seldom, If ever, can
' enter without ‘buying a ticket.
Asa matter of fact, the State
taxation as do state [nstitu-
tions. The Fair Board pays ad- |
mission tax to the federal government on fair tickets, but no income tax. It pays no gross income tax to Indiana, no property tax to Marion County or to Indianapolis, * - ~ » WHEN THERE is profit, and there usually is, it is plowed right back into the huge agricultural show facilities, Were there to be a deficit, the fair setup has never drawn so. far away from state government that it couldn't ask papa legllature for a handout. Onjy connection with governmental control otherwise is the fact that the state board of accounts checks the books. There may be a little politics mixed up in all this Coliseum controversy, too; It is a known
fact that a number of politi- |
cians would like ‘to get their hands on the concessions in the Coliseum during its private operation inthe Winter months, It 1s Known,-too, that certain Republican politicos would like to snuggle a little closer to Mr.
Hulman >who so far has reAlsted their wiles. These polit-
jcos, not all of whom are pro-
fessionals, have their \own rea--.
0 do with butter up
sons has anything sons for wanting
TTY, Hulman. None cof the rea
sons has anything to do with more ‘and better and cheaper entertainment in the Coliseum for the little guys who paid for
the thing in the first place. ¥
WEEKTY bocurrence. Speeding motorists traveling east late Saturday and early Suns day sometimes fail to see the wooden two-armed gate standing in the center of Michigan St. Sunday -morning = church-goers {passing there find strewn. debris, once a gate and guards, every two or three weeks without fail, » ~ » Residents in the 600. block of Beauty Ave. were excited last |week when they saw water bube bling from a hole by the sidewalk, [Police were summoned in antici [pation of another water main disaster=y .. A passing Water Co. maintenance crew stopped and, with a flick of the wrist on a simple street valve, ‘the deluge was |over,
law Partnership Legal®circles view with interest latest law firm” to open doors |for business tomorrow in Room |609 Union Title Bldg. Associated together will be Judson L. Stark, ex-county prosecutor, and his {ex-chief deputy, Glenn W. Funk. [New firm will engage in “general™ practice, but hopes to. snag «criminal business too, sald Mr, Stark. : Mr. Stark explained he and Mr. Funk would be associates,