Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1949 — Page 1

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PRICE FIVE CENTS Entered as cond-Glas Matter at Postoffice Leenbe : ; “

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1049" adiunspoin, Tod, avued Daly Ly

May Wheat Below $2 ests 1) §, May Call

Act Is Near First Time in Two Years yu, ijus Hungarians

Commodities Waver Baby Puts Bite on Fame | Mees secs As Traders Keep Eye | 3

On Grains for Clues

Hog Prices Drop Another 50 Cents; Wholesale Foods Off 22 Cents in Week . The price of May wheat dropped ‘below the $2 mark! for the first time in two years today in the sharpest price break since the slump a year ago. The grain market, a keystone in the nation’s price structure, broke the limit yesterday and continued the sharp downward trend today. On the Chicago market,

wheat for delivery in May , F plunged within a. fraction of ol RIN. hoa Y

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Hints Other Steps Possible " World Group Fails to Act

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 (UP) — Secretary of State * Dédn Aeheson- said today. Ahat: the tril and sentanging~ef

By Labor tion's o to Heras the h sates Seems ——— unemployment compensa ge aetna Sivitin to Acheson ¢ Calls Trial 4 er we wr «POPE GIS ganized labor, would principally Err were oaored Sl ice State ‘Sham’ u mum, of 5 er cent of night Papal

=== Account in UN “Legislative Calendar, Page § f n The Democratic administrawas scheduled for a deciding vote Highest Assembly—pis Rt Se Of Cardinal by Reds cose 0 On Red Trial CREE Ore “Decla rod. ry hoa

per cent.

the 10-cent per bushel loss al- - . ge lowed for a single day's trading, mee sors vane AGAINST Socialism

Soybean prices dropped the full 10-cent limit. Other - commodities, notably cotton, fluctuated nervously as traders watched the grain market for clues to the trend. * Hog prices dropped another 50c and corn dropped back to its loss limit, then revived to $1.1435. Corn preducts (olls, foods, starches); electric output and

GOP Leader Wants To Arouse Voters -

A program to arouse the fears of voters concerning the “trend

(toward socialism in the United

States” was urged by James W. Ingles, Marion County Republican chairman, in a speech before the

TWO: Require-that total benefits payable in benefit period may be up to 50 per cent of earnings in base period, as compared with 25 per cent under present law.

Lifts Tax Rates

ent minimum of one-tenth of 1

Unprecedented ROME, Feb. 9 (UP)—Pope Plus today summoned the Sacred College of Cardinals to an ex-| traordinary secret consistory next Monday to hear a papal pro- " [nouncement on the Buddpest trial

for the sole purpose of a Papal

resistance to communism,

Acheson Denies

Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty was a “conscienceless attack” by Soviet-controlled Hungarian authorities against moral

Mr. Acheson said the United States was considering,

among othér possibilities, taking the Mindszenty case . to the United Nations,

Mr. Acheson said in a press conference statement: “By this conscienceless aitack

' lmum rate of one-half of 1 per of Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty. . cent of payrolls instead of pres-| The calling of the ConsiStory Russian Charge shoe production declined.

Sharpest In Year day Wholesale food prices dropped The party's project was outlined |’ 22 cents during the last week, yy the chairman at the figst Dun & Bradstreet reported, Inimeeting of the 24-member ad-

new appointed Citizens Republican Advisory Committee here to-

per cent. ., speech was almost unprecedented Tour: inate six - week |in Catholic church history. The Lutheran nefit reduction from disquali-/most. solemn manner in which other church ; fications for voluntary quits/the Pope could make a speech, iti Aggressive, He Asserts Praas ana oi Soviet - controlled James Alen Shadbolt "for misconduct bn the. Job. nd HIth: which the Vatican reganted|q WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (UP)— (Hungarian. i : ames Allen Rn tie an . Va » Dean Acheson discredi coerce the sharpest break’ since a Year|visory committee he appointed ; ; 8 . refusals to accept suitable work. the conviction of the Hungarian STAI 91 Jute ean Acheson : I ae ; in order last week to “find out what's A constant stream of neighborhood children, all anxious to | ‘FIVE: Restores benefit sligi- primate. Ro. RO A ht the projectedito remove this ugar) of ‘moral to

ago. Purdue University.. said Indi- § . see, and if possible, feel, the “tooth,” fill the -home of Mrs. Frank (bility of persons to guit work : ana farm prices had reached a matye Te ePUBHCAR| gp aabolt, 953 Albany St. pe S to] All ‘members of the Sacred North Atlantic Security Pact has

Atlantic Pact Not

marry or for domestic obliga- College of Cardinals, the high-

level 23 per cent below a year| « They come to see the tooth of 11-week-old James Shadbolt, (tions. aggressive aims. Mr, sald that the ago, © per cent below & MOBth| rend toward socanem 1 that it| WhO, Among his other claims to fame, sits alone and is already | IX: Extends coverage to em-|o Lr mos corr Monies try The pact, he told & news con-|Hungarian in conago. - does not. arouse any fears in the Cutting another lower tooth. ployers with four or more em-|attend the istory, an author-| (erence, is within the framework | ducting case, do Country ~ elevators reported! nq, of large parts of our voting! ‘Since we came back from the hospital, it's been this way,” |ployees as contrasted with eight |itative Vatican source said. of the United Nations, ROC Appelt $0. BAYS Smigiad Any farmers refusing to take thelpupic. ye poll c ly Mrs. Shadbolt sighed. “My children do so much bragging and jor more under present law. Af official Soviet “white paper~|2f the usual

lower prices on corn. Said one,|” «rpey (voters) have not beén| Showing off of Jamie that I'm afraid he'll be spoil The measure was { “They come in, look at the quo-isnq oY iYotets) _ ay time Jamie would make no comment but his mother said she be- {the House by Reps. Sigduced 1 21 : tations and walk away Without|they depend upon government| leved he might be getting just a little tired of opening his mouth |(D. Indianapolis) and Carrol Den-| come to Tomi to attend the consaying a word. furnishing another service they| TOF curious and un friends of her other four children. nis (D. Beech Grove). Nume Sisto ory. a Jhecal. a 3 In another phase of the busi-ig1e must give up another portion Norman, 13; Robert, 12, and Rose Marie, 8, all attend School’ [attempts have been made in Sou. tend ting ‘cardi-

As many as possible of Italy's| ... oq the Security Pact as a|°Y ® Police state. cardinals were expected 10)... ,y Britain and the United States to undermine the United] “Such Nations and dominate the world.[not the Mr, Acheson said the whole/but wanton persecution,” he said,

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mess pictufe, the New Yorkioe their freedom to be independ-| 72. Their brother, Eddie Joe, 5, Will start to kindergarten mext mittee hearings and on second(s in Rome — oo To" lconception of the pact, which is|“They have evoked universal Central Railroad lald off 2000.4 aq aggressive citizens. The| fall reading to remove some of the \under negotiation by the United|condemniation, and the Hun. employees at the Beech Grove|g. is gor free services has not Mr. Shadbolt is ‘an employee of the Interstate Dispatch Co. |“liperalizations.” Directly to Cardinals States, Canada, and five western SArian government must . bear mops; Bere; been shown to Be 8 chargeback . . “The pontiff will speak directly European powers, is exactly op-|ful responsibility for is metion” ‘Lack. of Work’ - (on the earnings of all those wi : . ; to the cardinals about the trigl(Posite to any aggressive al : Sates The N.C ¥. layoff which sent|Work in this country.” Who s That Knocking on My Door?’ | Phone Call Cardinal Mindssenty,” a He said the treaty planning is/of religious persecution in Hun. hart (in addi- : spokesman said. (haand. on Asticle 31 of the Unites sary. are not. isolated = develop-

75 men home in Warns of Paymént | tion to Beech Grove) was Aati tributed to “lack of work.” At Chairman Ingles warned that) § Beech Grove, skeleton crews of|the beneficiaries of free govern-| ! 70 each were kept on in the car/ment aid will pay for them Teper and locomotive shops. higher living costs.

: “The Pope has decided to 1 Nations charter which the consistory for the purpose of TOF establishment of individual years, he said, h iviog. he gregtest possible tm- 2% eniective ¢ defense agreements Munist party

Other Comments

through The oo decision thus at- 4 week the Pennsylvania “History is full of the records Prosecutor Calls tached extraordinary Ws other international matters, the Hungarian people have been Rafiroad announced the layoffiof destroyed nations that fol-| More TP o the _— which —yus con- Toy her In 1 MALTS. sivested of any real independ. of 2500 maintenance shop work- lowed the trends that we have. Witnesses : jeerted protests by widely —@is- ONE: Declared he was _opti- nce.” RTT

ers. One bright spot in the em-

followed in this country for the last 16 years,” he said.

New witnesses were called be-) fore the Marion County Grand

parate faiths and peoples against the arrest and trial of the Hun-

mistic over chances for peace beHwath Juul 40d AIah uation).

ployment picture appeared in In-| “The Republican Party has not) dianapolis where the Interna-|yoiced strong enough opposition | tional Harvester plant is adding{to groups advocating oppressive] 100 men next week. It is also|legislation or regimentation.” known that Western Electric, Al! Today's of the - ad- : lison and the RCA plant are add-|visory committee at the Columbia ing workers. Club was the first of a series of One businessman, attempting conferences planned during the| .to analyze the situation, pointed{next few months to formulate] out: Republican policies. “to correct “There's nothing wrong with party errors of the past.” 4 the country. We have plenty oil er people, plenty of goods and goods . * | are getting cheaper. More people Mitchum, Lila Get can buy, and that is what busi- ® ( § ness needs. All we are going/00 Days, Probation through is a step-down in prices.” HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 9 (UP)—| Corn in Storage Actor Robert Mitchum, ..sleepy-

Jury today in Prosecutor Georgeigarian Cardinal. It was fi TWO: Expressed hope ; 8. Dailey’s investigation into the trial of a Cardinal hog priv American relations with Yugo. nations, are sickened. and horri- © |alleged lottery activities of two|charges in modern times. slavia would improve. But he said|fied by these cevelopments and {Republican politicians. Italy ‘was aroused by the case he had no specific ideas in mind. fully co : g Several = witnesses are alsolas it has not been by a ¢hurch| , THREE: Believed that plans| constitute . to scheduled to testify before theigrgir in the history of thé mod-|for establishment of a council{®Verywhere,” Mr. Acheson said. jury tomorrow, My. Dailey said.lorn state. Catholic leaders called |of Europe and other unity meas-| Mr. Achéson said that, besides A Ieport probably will be made|ror mass demonstrations ana|ures are making .remarkable{Possible action in the United Na- ’ Meanwhile the prosecutor dis-|PT0YeT Meetings to protestD ’ x action ; erred ane oe roseculor dis against he Jroscution of the oJ OUR: Refused to say whether|taking . But Jo preferre Communist-dom-- inese Nationalist [ohane a HHO tele nated government of Hungary. ment, if il consolidates Its posi-|-“If you think anything of your jtion in Syuth Suing would re- ‘ He would not say whether these ceive any formal statement of eter ti him to 1a ot toa in: MVETCUrY Tumbles [american sympetny and support relations or whether the United vestigation,” the- caller told Mrs: | {He said our. attitude toward. the,States would file. 3. formal. Pros... Tosa ‘After Balmy 59

Chinese people has been one of|test. “Just a crackpot, " commented | LOCAL TEMPERATURES

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constant sympathy, Mr. Acheson branded as “toe

From Washington the Senate|eyed apd nonchalant, was given Mr. Dailey. {tally false, baseless and outras Agriculture Committee called on|60 days in jail and two years) ji “The investigation will con §% Mm: 28 10am. 3 p Kagdt Transferred [seous” Hungarian government _ Secretary of Agriculture Charles|probation today on a marijuana & A tinue.” , a. Mm... 3 a.m... 33 To T charges that Selden Chapin, U. 8, = F. Brannan to justeie Sie Ja conviction. nie ————————— * v me 2» 12 pm 35 To Terre Haute Prison |Minister to Hungary, was impli - tion * that the commodity pi Blond r “i. Leeds, : . ’ wh ee . FT. WAYNE, Feb. 9 (UP)—|cated in the Mindszenty case. NTU break does not signal “what a [plcked up with the screen actor] a Molar Mangles' “1 I "Dr. Charles Kaaat, ¢1asrly Uh = ~J-1 to question; hey member called a “severe farm|in a raid on her hillside cottage, . ndiariapols residents who ex- |Whitley physician convicted with said none of the against depression.” was given the same sentence. Mountain Maaner terol Wai Spring Je Inis brother of selling a worthless Mr. Chapin; so far as he knew, —— Indiana farmers were ry from| - Superior Judge Clement D. An Indianapolis hillbilly singer pit tighter today as the th diabetic remedy In interstate com-{ had been communicated formally } optimistic. They have ose to{Nye gave ‘them both a year in and banjo strummer was without|ture nosedived 4 degrees oer- ‘merce, was removed to Terre to the United States. . 40 million bushels of corn injjail but suspended it and put. voice today when a tooth lodged night. Haute today to start a three-year| .In his prepared statement, Mr, TE. hh __ storage in a falling market. And|théem on two years probation on lin his throat, Prom: nigh of oolfederal prison term. Acheson said the trial and sens et they’ NAYS sums 25 Willen bushelsicondition they spend 60 days of |" : ; | Clyde Stone, Huron Hotel, .~s Pr - Fp ear Y His brother, Peter Kaadt, who [tence of “Cardinal Mindszenty 0 50 of soy beans on h fo "the year’s sentence behind bars. William E. (Butch) McKune |walked into police headquarters to a 25-degree low at 7:30.a. m.|T°POTtedly has been suffering confirms the views expressed last 9: rt of - Poe nd a tot Another defendant, real estate Seems the idea of universal military {raining i§ becoming too [And pointed out his predicament.|i q.y" Today's outlook was for|!Tom a heart ailment in Portland./Dec. 29 by then Undersecretary bi Son mgr qualif for |28ent Robin Ford, will be sen-| universal. Butch, 8-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- A General Hospital doctor waslo,niinueq sunny skies, turning{OT¢. Will be taken into custody/of State Robert A. Lovett who I — r Som 1 ho 90 y ¢|tenced later when he comes UP| Kune of Golden, Colo., received a selective service questionnaire [Summoned who took the tavern|,,i,.r cold tonight with a low|Within the next few days, author- (described the arrest of the pres u “i OE parity due to. Inadequate stor. wil trial on another narcotics| today. A spokesman for the draft board said, “Obviously, there's Diertainer to the hospital for |,, op © ities said. late as a “Sickening sham.” ABLE age facilities. caren. _been = some mistake. Mr Stone was unable to offer] Tomorrow the Weather Loge AOE LCF. Fo From the State Employment : . H {a explanation for the straying(forecast -partly cloudy skies ‘Security Division came word State will Stick P li Pre 'b S f k tooth Pa sald he apparently nada little warmer temperatures with} nn t e nsi e 9-50 that employment over the state ie 0 ice rope a ecrac er swallowed it. * high of 40. - en was “spotty,” about 10 per cent JO Plate Deadline = rm eth coe meee iid : ‘Russians back Yugoslavid's claims to , Austrian ter-

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; 3 layoffs were largest, Ft. Wayne|that there will be no extension of | J oe : (In Transit Dispute z led the list with 3503 applications (the deadline for driving motor Trap Three ‘Notorious’ Thugs Burglarizing Thanks Jo France today PHILADELPHIA. py 9 (up) port on the international scene. . ... Creereeiurs Page 2 ET : for unemployment compensation, Vehicles with 1948 license plates. ’ ! e Indiana na ay| finish {table for bathroom wally Slowing Up Lines ‘| “Secretary of State Charles F. Warehouse Here; Two Out on Bonds passed a resolution thanking the—The CIO Transport Workers Many good finishes available 0.50 Much Indianapolis had|Fleming said there definitely! Frustrated police today wondered what to do about Willis Souesuon of i - union Soom appiaiea 10k vase and ceiling . . . Fix It Yourself , . . a regular Ng hardly dented its factory earning|{Would be no extension beyond the Huddleston, a young man who seemingly “just won't” stay in jail. ine Furopean nation’s “Thank dispute whieff’ may halt Philadel- household hints feature ...... civesenrer Page 8 power with only 4657 on the un-|traditional Feb. 28 date. + Huddleston, 20, already held in $3000 bond on a forgery charge You ore phia’s trolley, bus and ‘subway- Senate committee extends hearings o on ! labor bill... —— employment rolls, Sompared to| Mr. Fleming also forecast a and awaiting hearing on suspicion of a second forgery, Was| The measure now goes to the elevated lines at midnight tomor-, f Co 5 9 : more than 100,000 on the job;|last-minute rush would inconven-|“theoretically” behind bars last night when police trapped him and grouse for concurrance and if{row. other news from Congress .........ccocievivin Page i Terre Haute reported 1672 out of [lence thousands of plate buyers, two other safe-crackers burglarizing the Strohm Warehouse & Cart-|pqused there will be sent to the| Although the union was gear- Veeck Supects “OI' Satch’” to be “hardest put to: 3 work (in plants employing more|unless license plate sales picked age Co. 359 W. Ray St. French government. The “Thank |ing its strike machinery, Inter-| crack” . . . calls Paige “No: 1 worry” ... other { than eight) ‘at the end of last{up immediately. Detectives launched an an vet | d S L f You Train” will pass through In- national President Michael J.| rts Pages 10-11 i week. 3 “Less than two-thirds of In-igation of their 00 eats e f |dianapolis Saturday. Quill sent messages to Gov. spo! Pes s saan s iba s nanan ono dy sheds “es 5 Manufacturers apparently were|diana motorists have bought their own tolearnwhy | __. : | ts Lemons James H. Duff and Mayor Ber- Your marriage .. . a new human interest feature 1 slowing down assembly lines to|new 1949 plates thus far,” he said. Huddleston was For Ice-O-Rama "Truman to Meet nard Samuel on behalf of the along with Mrs, Manners ....... ive Page 13 : get their money back from piled tee free. They E pearly 11,000 operating and . any aan ot chr up inventories, we |loarned that-he You can still get good Ngwsmen TOMOMOW maintenance employees of the ‘Butcher shop” near Rockville one of many state iD the ptiiion 3 ll tneBoom Is Over “walked out". of i feusived teats Sor ™ WASHINGTO N. Feb. 9 Py. Philadelphia Transportation Co. Joath Sirves + + + & pictorial study of “Murder s pg lling, Matio rama Preside w ; PY on the Highways” ...........iciivuiiieas Page i! which was good news to Amer. ’ Jail last Friday special booth in’L. Strauss [news conference at 9:30 a. m. (In- Motor fcan wage earners, most of whom But There I “lwhen Criminal &-Co.store. Ya ldianapolis Time) tomorrow. Unclaimed cycle The Governor faces facts , , . a local editorial . , , ” still have jobs. Be No Bust Court 1 falled to On Saturday the chief executive Mystery for Police other observations from states, national and. in- ! take action on Its Prices are: Box and par- (will go to Lincoln Memorial for Police today were attemtping to ternational .... vii iidimsne " eh Page 14 Architect - Robbed ® Here is an Important jown order to hold # quet chairs, $1.20; side mez+ |8 Wreath-laying ceremony in ob- Nats ALlamting vn PRLCCRI RPE hi headline report on the |Huddleston for ¥ a sanine, 85 cents: east end |"¢TVAnce of Lincoln's birthday an. found fn White River near Manual High newspaper sponsors photo contest , Of $30,000 Gems oe nation’s new economic investigation. Huddleston thezzanine, 60 cents. Prices |" TPAMY St. The machine carried other school BOWS ..........sicsscinasei PARI PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9 (UP) « + + + « Written for 1 scribed Huddles . license tag No. X1750, but officers Our lovel tomorrow SRIWD ; . Times readers in. their tip Brg Huldiasion include tax. Seats are re- Ship Due With DP's wer, told. the number If 1Ot OB Jou y Jody or & ++ + & photo-story . . + 000 in gems last night from the| own language by the man | served, EXCEPT the east | WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 (UP)—|file in the state registration bu-| Other news terest to women... Pages 161718 : xo oat (Continued on Page 3—Col. 5) *nd Ye Sa apical a tad omen told Sousa OTHE" Features on Inside Pages : gaa Mr. Thalheimer and his wife] ° 8. Burton Heath. Ee yur Tamu Net proceeds from the |persons. They are the first of Brown, traf officer at Pennsyl-|Amusements. & Seale returned home as the thieves fled| , 4. : TUUMAN 30.51 nmanes two-hour 3643 starting life anew this month (vania and Wi Sts., that|Beauty .....18Editorials National Aff.14 out a back door. Mr. Thalheimer| ' frat of four ai pEONTON, Feb. 9. (UF) €0 to the Infantile Parsly- in the United ‘States. T0e Tater.|tney had seen the Sody Of 4 man|BlaN v.:..v..18Food %.+18| Mrs, Manners 1 3 chased them for about a half patches by Mr. Heath t at pat Coes Fund. national Refugee Organizationsiou the Bank of White River rear vevaeddT| Forum .....14| Movies ..... block, but they escaped. leaving Start in today’s an. Re will receive . an Bert soils selling 841d six vessels will leave Germai|the Washington St. bridge: Police |Bullders .... 8/Gardening ..17| Othman «.... empty ‘jewel boxes scattered over o * Tum to Page 5. honorary dogtor of laws degree fast .. . get | now. [ports in February with more fet: starched the area pt found no Busitess the lawn, : ok it nine from Boston = College Apr. 27 —ugees, Comics

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