Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1949 — Page 7

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gon say the decision already has been made. Mr. Johnson, who has a “firm conviction” om the

and $179 million already appropriated for construction will be

Vice Adm. Arthur W, Radford, retiring vice chief of naval cpera-

tions, denied that the date for

keel-laying has been postponed! pending Mr. Johnson's decision. He says the date never has been

glumly it probably never will be.

Construction of the big carrier

has been a peint at issue between! the Navy and Air Force for, several years. The Air Force op-|y posed. appropriations to

and is an attempt by the Ryans to.

move into Air Farce territory=-

long-range bombing.

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Has No Objection f

Later, the Afr Force said it had! no objection to construction of/ one such carrier, provided the! Navy did not carry the idea any, further,

The Navy's argument has been to snare the giant turtle of Fulk’s Lake. Gale Harris, the embattled landlord of the terrible terrapin, has! years S bowed his head and consented to the use of Hindu magic in n capturing

that strategic bombing is “its secondary mission—Ilast Key West meeting directed i “be prepared to unas the nation is entitled to something to fall back on if the Afr Force cannot deliver, Congress appropriated $152 million last spring to begin construetion and another $27 million is included ir the new $15 billion military budget. The Navy has never publicly |™ estimated the total cost. Air Farce men have claimed it will run as $500 million to $750, million.

Clerk Leads Police

To $50,000 Loot

‘Hod Some Debts,” | Says Airline: Worker

NEW YORK, Apr. 9 (UP) Robert J, Murphy, a $38-a-week! clerk, led authorities today to a

Heid in affiliation with the In-

diana - {P., Crabill, Indianapolis Water Co.

- {Bechert, Indianapolis, Indiana DeConserva

mile race at a dinner Thursday

Clinic Held

A health clinic for Negro

lot National Negro Health The Second Industrial Safety) The clinic was sponsored by! ing Course will open Apr. 20 Alpha Mu bY City detectives, Just will be given for five Wednes- graduate chapter of Alpha Kappa "thind a man wanted on bur

r tend the 41st annual convention Jersey o through May 18, M. KE. Alpha, national sorority. Aftér/glary and forgery and grand larof the Indiana section of the CIaIr and New president of the } PAH Sammons from ta cee charges, caught 0 with him will be awarded for of the Indianapolis 11 Amarioan Water Works Assock|ouoiiest cutest and. ; A m., children and theirigng his family of five yesterday

as they were boarding a bus for

DAR 101 pm by chapters. o.

members.

k Clarence Jones, 20, R. R. 4, Box RRQ the «le by(14, Friday night at he home in Sandra Gadia uthwest Indianapo! Paulatis Murphy i0 tective Lt. Ed Moore found evi-

Ittee consisting p rE, o. vert of Mrs, Catherine McElroy, Mrs. Brown, U. Rubber Co., is co- Willlam Steiner, Ida eit Rogers, Z course, With Steiner, William C. Taylor, She ae they embers of the a t. [Skegury Cowan and Einora Tay= station. Thay found the \ Contest Judges were Dr. Francis, Toledo and took Jones in custody. Hummons Sr. and Dr. Carel Dick-!

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evening, during which the Purdue Mate Chorus will sing, Other Indianapolis members who will speak at the three-day | convention are J. B. Wilson, con-! sulting engineer; Paul Frame, !

L. {bu Stead vacant lots in the commun- Early, Thales Manuf: Coton tireaald TF. Kem dnd clalty Co. 2141 N, Sherman Dr 3 : n

Returing. Co. D. daimet, Indiana Ball yng prizes. Wednesday night. Jha company . lephone, Co.; . Harold Hol-! ‘ ce was ransack a cebrea Carry If, Indiana State Police; C, Tor protector, typewriter and blank | ker to ren McDermed, Indianapolis Mercy U checks were missing. Food to Hungry Town [Power & Ligh

for Boy

When the checks began show-

Tbe law began ‘to close ‘in on’

0 4 p. m. Prizes for Evans, : ‘{purification superintendent, vice winners will be awarded Brown, Jones, Wife and four children had just chairman, and Charles H.lcomm in David Hummons, left. : ;

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t Co, and Thomas \ (Diriel Chetmieat Coo Th B. Bene: AWA, Ontario, Apr. § (UP) |D: Young. Mouldings, Ine. Held Guilty as Killer ing up around the city, detectives {engineer, and L. 8. Finch, chief —An icebreaker was ordered on |. BRYAN, O, Minis 3 (UP)-.A See which ted fo th fhe engineer, Indianapolis Water Co. ‘emergency duty today to smash IWO Boys Set on Fire |mreejuage cofirt toad found ation oh a through the ice-choked coastline! At Play and One Dies ®rvia (Bud) Ingle, 15, accused o

{of Labrador so that food can be shoot |sent to the starving residents of! NEW YORK, Apr. 9 (UP)—a [the fatal ing of Mr, and Pulliom Will Tour

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During Army Service By VICTOR

The magic mysticism of the Far East will hang like a veil tonight over the muddy water home of the Beast of Churubusco.

All the trapping lore of India

Othe mossback whose weight has been estimated as high as 500 pounds. More conservative fig-| ures place the poundage about! 100.

Robert Ayres, Butler University senior, has made extensive preparations to snatch the snapper; from the seven-acre lake in one! A. “I feel positive I will be suc-

{cessful,” Trapper Ayres said. “For|

lone thing, I must have as near {absolute quiet as possible. People {tramping about make too much noise, Easy to Scare : “A turtle is frightened easily. They are very sensitive to sonic vibrations as is a submarine. I learned about turtles in India. “Trapping turtles there is an art, and we well can take lessons

from these veteran fishermen who |

work the dirty rivers of the Far East.” Mr. Ayres, who is 23, I$ serious {about his efforts. For most of his three years of Army service. he

Robert Ayres. . . . He guarantees to caphure the Beast of | set. Other Navy sources say Churubusco in a Hoosier trap with Hindu music.

Butler Student to Spring

contending it served no’ pdr stant Ll ‘Mystic. Trap’ on Turtle Wa Robert Ayres. Learned. About. Mosbahs.

{University faculty and.is a mem- |

On A-Bomb Stockpile

PULLMAN, Wash., Apr. 9 (UP) {—Sumner Pike, a member of the ‘Atomic Eenergy Commission, said today the United States has a

for action. Asked the question by a dele-! i attending the tenth Pacific! rthwest Conference on Bank{ing here, Mr: Pike replied: essen Kehoe othe cheek do you. “think we have been working for, lanyway?" Mr. Pike spoke during the closing session of the confer. (ence. He said he did not believe (Russia. has | the atomic bomb.

in India

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will unfold in this latest attempt

Michigan Health | Official to Speak |

Dr. Henry F. Vaughan, presi-| ident of the advisory council of! ithe - Michigan Department of | |Health, will speak at the annual! igs meeting of the health section of i® the Council of & Social Agencies Apr. 20 in the Indianapolis Ath -Jetie. Club, { A native of 8 Ann Arbor, Mich, he was graduated from the University of Michigan and served as health! pr, H. Vaughan commissioner of ‘Detroit for 22 years. He has | been a member of the Wayne!

ber of the board of trustees of!

/St. Mary's and other isolated 5-year-old boy was burned to Mrs. John Gabriel,

{stockpile of atom -bombs ready communities in the Wilds of Lab

guilty an Arti cl communities. |death today and his S-year-oid Tecommended mercy. "|Evrope for = 108 ai The order was faeued by Trans-|rriend burned severely when three! The judges decided Ingle was {sald today tha Be Mr Po port Minister Lions} Cpe al of their playmates covered them | innocent of premeditated murder, liam would fly to Europe Apr. 15 hungry residents of isolated...) a packing case-and set it but found him guilty of murder! tor x writing tour. re. Hn the act of robbing Mrs. Gabriel, Between then and May 25, they (Tador shared 1200 pounds of food "yy. iy mates set the box afire| th n ia Twin visit England, Italy, Norway, which was flown in to them yes-|....'s (ive * they told police. [°F NF CAF 80 he could go to a France, Denmark, Holland, Belterday, | Dennis: Tobin,-5, Jamaica, died 1Inior high school dance. glum, Portugal, Germany and A Royal Canadian Air Force u;4er the flaming packing box. The verdict rakes 8 life sen-| other countries. Daketa plane left Halifax tpday| Robert Wander, 8, Jamaica, tence mandatory, with parole pos-| Mr. Pulliam said he would rewith. 3400. pounds. of. fond: ARN peed coritiont condition «at; aible. after 20 years. He was tried: port om the-progress or faliure of. aircraft were to be alerted for) s General Hospital withionly for the m of Mraiyocialism iA. England and the similar flights. The food situation second and third degree burns of Gabriel. He was taken immedi-| effect of the Kuropean Recovery was reported to be so desperate nis hands and that some babies were being fed there waa litle ¢ flour and Water, instead of milk. Nive. Ee

ance he would sentencing. expected early next lantie Pact | week. France.

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Doctars said (ately te the county fail to await! Program and reaction to the At. in Norway and

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vacant lot where he buried $50,- | was stationed in India. In his 000, and said he took the money spare time he delved in the muddy from his employer, the KLM waters about Calcutta, working Royal Dutch Airlines, because he With bamboo traps and learning |

the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. | He also holds memberships on! the Michigan Board of Examiners! in basic sciences and has served

couldn't think of any other way | to amass “fifty grand.” Mr. Murphy took the money | Thursday night from the airline’ 8 offices at the Idlewild Inter-| national Airport, after it had| lV been delivered there for shipment! overseas. The money was in 500 $1000 bills and was consigned to! 2 Zurich, Switzerland, firm. “I kept thinking about how long | it would take me to get fifty grand together at $38 a week.”| Mr. Murphy told police. “I had! some debts and I wanted to pay| them.” Dig Two Feet After the confession, police were led by the clerk through al tangle of underbrush in a lot at dawn to the place he had buried his loot. They dug dewn two feet in the soft earth and found the| treasure, | Stephen Boruch, a clerk who re-| lieved Mr. . Murphy Thursday | night, first noticed the money was| missing. It still was missing when | the plane on which it was to be carried arrived at Gander, New-

=foundland. The 1700 pounds of

freight was pulled out and examined and when the money was not found, police were notified.

Felony Court Magistrate I. Roland Sala. He was held for grand Jury action, Hospital Death Toll In Fire Climbs to 75 EFFINGHAM, 111, Apr. 9 (UP) =The toll in the disastrous St. Anthony's Hospital fire climbed to 75 today with the death of an] 11-year-old rheumatic fever patient whose father had thrown, him from a window in an effort to save him from the flames. ! A funeral service for three unidentified victims of the fire was held today. The bodies of three! of the victims have not been found and the search has been abandoned. If the bodies are located in removing the remaining rubble, ey will be buried in the same +A simple marker identifies the it as “graves. of the the unknown dead.”

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Indianupeiis L Indieme

the 3 magic employed by natives.

'with most of the national public!

Co. has again co-operaied

{by chicken wire to give it added EEN } E |strength. The door, operated by| ;

saxa phone.

Distributor $30 STATE LIFE BUDS. | :

The International Furniture ings on 3 of their newes! ade W colors of fine friere—all are

“There is no use keeping the health organizations in the counmagic a secret. Really it is very (try. ‘ {simple. Turtles thrive on putrified| During World War I.' Dr. Boas but like best of all rotten Vaughan served as a vaptain in live the medical corps in the field of 7 ve got 15 pounds of rank liver apjdemiology. for bait. To further attract the | Beast I will use a tennis ball

{dipped in phosphorus paint. Ty : 5% attach this inside the trap so fit 1 {will bob around near the liver.” i Needs Only to Walt

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a spring, will snap shut when the/ snappes enters. Ayres plans to sink it in| a Take with concrete blocks in| ithe general vicinity where the} turtle last was seen. ! “Then it's just a question of! sit out the night and wait” {Trapper Ayres sald. There is one more bit of Hindu, imagic he may employ, but he is {cautious about révealing the information. It could be he will cruise the lake ina rowboat about midnight and woo the monstrous mossback with the haunting wails of a

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