Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1949 — Page 1
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Tito Tells Russ Not to Meddle ° In Yugoslavia
Marshal Reminds
~ Soviet
Is Sovereign State | BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug.|o 23 (UP)--Yugosiavia told Russia
today that
snyone whosoever” to interfere with its internal affairs. Marshal Tito's government de-|% fiantly proclaimed its indepen-
dence in a re
of last week warning that Russia “effective measures” to defend the rights and interests of Soviet citizens in Y
The Soviet
as made up of “Fascist Tunatics™ and defended resolution of last year calling upon Yugoslav Communists tp
“remove” the
Refuses to Argue { In its reply released today, the Yugoslav government said: “The Yugoslav government does |
not intend to
ment with the USSR about the!
character of slavia, about the Cominfor resolution an
not the Yugoslav economy has
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His Nation
it will not “allow
ply. to a Soviet note],
: slavia. note, dated Thurs-|
the - Cominform
ir leaders.
enter into an argu- g4
the regime in Yugo-| the real purpose of | m or the Cominform d about whether or
Cliff Barker aa
become an appendage to the eco-"
nomics of the capitalist countries.
“However,
the government of
Olympians’ Mentor
. Player-coach of Indianapolis pro Olympians.
Price Patten |g ~ Uncovered in Relief Foods
Certain Grocers
Make Same Charge
| For Various | Examination of Center 3
Iship relief records in the audi. = “WM ® tor's office today began to show’ 1 a pattern whereby certain relief gtores are charging identical {prices for a variety of cuts of pre meat. RE. ‘In some cases, beef roast and pork roast of varying poundage were priced the same. Other, |items, such as fruit, vegetables t
ay, 5 fe My Decision,
Feldman Tells Senate Probe
Suspended Head Of QM Refuses
To Pass the Buck
hese ed by oN ena - Times investigators today, indi- \ : Wy I gr ‘ [cated another aspect of relief m N : ; in i . wi | record-keeping which thus far has eluded County Auditor Ralph RY Moore, Center Trustee George K. Johnson and examiners for the State Board of Accounts. Seeks Examiner Meanwhile, Prosecutor George Dailey disclosed that his investigation of relief has started and already is showing discrepancies similar to those revealed by The | Times. | Mr. Dailey said he believed a {complete audit should be made of | 3
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 H{UP)-==Maj. Gen: Herman Feldman, admitted today that lin 1947 he gave “five per lcenter” James V. Hunt a list lof items the Army and Air Force planned to buy. But he sald the list already had “become pub. ylic information.” Y Gen,” Feldman told Senate ine |vestigators “it was not a classi {fied document.” It “had been published in at least one newspaper,” he testified. He insisted ‘lit gave contract broker Hunt no {unfair advantage.
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Cli #H Bi k Ad § Pl relief records in Center Township, gnd .possibly otner townships to the Federal People's Republic of f ar er, < ive ayer, determine the extent of the dis-/
Yugoslavia considers that it is its crepancies. He said, however
duty to emphasize that it is an To Coach Local Pro Cagers: that this was not possible on the
independent and sovereign sta lithited funds avallable. to the 28-Year-Old Former Yorktown Net Star
and that its people and its wl | prosecutor's office. Srument are under no conditions Surprise Choice: Led Team’ s Barnstorm Tour Rear, has asked Ste K. Jeysea, l i willing to allow anyone whosoever ; {chief examiner of the accounts to interfere in their internal af-! : By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS board to assign one or ‘more! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rumple, of 931 Leonard St., visit their 5-year-old son, Tony, in Methodist fairs; further, that no pressure | cus Barker, 28-year-old active player member, today was accountants full time for the job. Hospital Soh .arms were "1 when he was struck by a car. from outside so far has had any| named coach of the Indianapolis Olympians of the new professional Mr, Jensen has assured ‘the : . effect on its internal policy, nor National Basketball Association for the 1949-50 season.
[prosecutor that he will -do-all-he will #t-have tm the future | "J. R. (Babe) Kimbrough, président nd gemerst manager of can: but he-did not-know. mec] S Stroller the Olympians, announced appointment of Barker at a luncheon|it would bé possible to assign a
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. special examiner before the grand! Hi 1 B
Barker will take over the reins jury opens. its relief probe Sept. 7. | | Boy Falls Off Truck, |
Kentucky Lawyer Enjoys Hospitality Of City Lock-up
A KENTUCKY lawyer —
has replaced the now defunct. In-
Bird Convicted of om dianapolis Jets professional team Five More Cool _ Black Market Deal "xo sary Sos were disclosed Days Forecast
Kimbrough, although the pres-| LOCAL TEMPERATURES
of ‘the new Olympian team. that Another Cut by Knife
doesn’t call “himself Dy of the pro club indicated! | Five small boys, ranging from| spent last night in the Indianap-| Verdict Costs Hoasier that no additional salary would : = Hier a N = Mes: 3 15 months to 10 years old, were olis jail At his own request on a - $5000 or Five Years be paid for the dual capacity to. g ." 1" g¢ 12 (Noem) 81 \njured Sige obi a of being drunk after] FRANKFURT, Germany, Aug. o°f!ied by the former Yorktown. ¢ o my... 72 1pm... various part of te ity, police failed to convince him that 23 (UP)—A military court today Ind., high school net star. ; mm— Most unusual mishap investia hotel bed would be more com- sentenced Russell G. Bird, of Players Own Stock Indianapolis will have five go00q by police was when .15-
fortdble. Mishawaka, Ind. to pay a $5000] more days of grace from sizzling month-old Petéry Macy's stroiler Sylvester Little, 42, of Loxdon, fine or serve five ye@rs at hard Kimbrough said the financial August heat, the weatherman ppake jose fro i moorings and Ky., was arrested after 3 Lieut, labor for taking cigarets from an and physical Soret oe the he 81d t toda AY lcrashed into thie side of a track-| called police to _repor t..exchange. and selling Olympian club is suc that the Bright sunshine today WAS X- less trolley... { ney had ordered ae out” * Wi a the German’ Black MAT: (eam players will own all of the pected to be accompanied bY & - Hig mother, Mrs Frances car-and. was too Intoxicated to tiet: ~ Fommon stock in -the—ciub-and-thigh-of-84 this a{ternoon. Fol=. Macy, of 2258 N. New-Jersey- St. drive. A The sevén-man edurt-- found offer 30 shares of preferred st k Towing another plehsant sleeping said she had parked Rex in his| BE “Ewer rtieles of yy fo aT bustneseTen. IE ie Tow of 80; stroller outside a grocery at-23d1 "RICH ARD C, LEE, 36, a Cor Bird Rum covering the’ diversion | Kimbrough, former. sports edi- | a Poy—— | §t, and Central Ave. while she] bin, Ky. groceryman, told police of gigarets from legal channels to! tor of. Pollen Count—93 “per “cubic yd. {hurried in to make a purchase. ‘he was driving the attorney's car| {the black market and the other stated that the * “surprise” ‘move [As the trolley, operated by New-| to Union City, Ind, from Ken-icovering his flight from Germany, naming, a ' player-oach to| the mercury will rise to 85 to-ton Smith, 31, of 544 N. Oriental, | icky oo settle 2 traffic accident United States last Decem- thé. Indianapolis en orrow, the Weather Bureau St, pulled away from the curb au n route, ar. Lee sald. the, er. when he , vas under arreést i sitould.. be:t0 the adyantage. of! lsadd, Both tonight and tomorrow the stroller rolled over the curb: : tore “started: Bg there. the cult 2 lare expected fo be partly croudy. “Operator Stops T ndianapofls became “belligerent, Bird's FEY, George T: : a Yesterday's high mércury read-| Thé operator saw it commg and’ and ordered him out of the car.! Davis, said sentence would not Kimbrough said Barker is well . in down- stopped. Young Peter was only| It was the attorney's car but the he carried out until a District of liked among his teammates who | slightly but badly client was sober znd driving, Columbia court rules whether the have played through three years police said. Frankfurt military court had of ‘basketball -as collegians an . rees warmer Tony Lee Rumple, 5. of 931 When police arrived at Dela- jugisdiction over Bird's case. ~ won national’ and Olympic ac- find yenerdays ean fnorning* Leonard St., is ing splints ware and South Sts. Attorney] The Washington court is claim at the University of Ken- on both arms today at Methodist Little was still in a troublesome echeduled to act Sept. 19 on a tycky. A comfortable temper gi ure. Hospital as the result of being mood. Patrolmen Oscar Friendly habeas corpus motion alleging range is predicted throughout the struck by a car yesterday after-
reading. -this morning,’ 61 at 6 frightened.
Won All 19
l- i “ A ack Herman yy ft baled, Yeganly: returned Bird to Ger- Barker, who can play either state for the period ending Sun- noon in the 800 block of Buchan- “My brakes didn't hold," |5.month-old Rex Macy Jr., son of to a. hotel and red them £0 many for trial. {forward or guard, was in charge day. {an St. - Mr. and Mrs. Rex Macy of 7% N. New Jersey St., seems to
child was struck d by John Kelly, as he dashed I. wai
The court found that Bird fiaid of the Olympians during their .. Anticipated Range Police said t the post exchange he managed barnstorming trips .last spring in| The mercury is expected to by a car oper for 4200» casey of cigarets and whith the Kéntucky bunch. won range from 58 to 82 north and35, of Acton, Ind, : trom 82 to
explain. we
1000 Men Slosh in Sw
“lock me up if you don't like ft." They did.
Arrest Operator
-all_19-exhibitioh games by wi § in the southern por-|a Street, bp in a displaced persons'margins. St through the
tian of S Samp fu more than 300 per cent! tn, Kentuckians defeated period. ~~ I Vest All Cigar fore » } The prosecution asked that Epic B8 Diddle ro tour slightly. warmer. weather tomer. dition was fair. A-ecigar ‘store operator was ar- Bird petit, whieh: It on ried wire and played before sell-out crowds row in the northern section: ‘and| Jack. Rutledge, 10, of 311 S.| rested and 16 books of baseball |!ilS Profits, whic charg in all but two of the 19 games. gradually rising temperature East St, Greenfield, was treated
- A d 1 G - pool tickets were confiscated by] At "the. close: of the morning, “We're kinda new at this thing, throughout the State Friday and 2nd re eased from General Hos
police last night in what officers pital after being knocked down ‘ + i. hearing Bird took“the stand in too,” stated Barker today, “and Saturday. from a truck bv h rapt . routine check” on yo." Un defense and testified that we'll have to decide how much] Showers will amount to .1 inch re op SDerated an der to shoulder sloshed toh gd oodian 8 > {Army agents arrestéd him in his!I'm going. to be able to play ball orless; the Weather Bureau said, » search for a 3-year-o y missing since Saturday in a Edward Wolf, 40, of 530 BE. { Mishawaka home last Mar. 11, with the team.” Scafiered showers in the north-| 19. of 1215 E..19th 8t. populated by bears. {Police sald the boy was riding Troops and volunteers, led by bloodhounds,
Merrill St., operator of the store . at—468 Massachusetts Ave was! 100k Shin 10. the..guardhouse.. At). The- former Indianapolis. Jets. tastern section of Indiana. 1o-j... g.,
heridan, IIL, and returned were handled part of last year Night will be followed by “possiarrested and charged with oper- {him to Germany, without. telling p ota ble” more genéral showers Batur-| his or
ating a lottery and gift enterprise | {him where he was $ going. I (Continued on n Page 2 Col. 8) day or Sunday.
Child Vanished in Forest Safurday
In Minnesota's ‘Roughest Country’
AITKIN, ‘Minn, Aug. 23 (UP) 3 woodiands today in
andfather mage a sudden’ traffic stop in the 1800. block of |
S—————, pwith—a brother: and sister. Pe droned. overhead, in th when police saw two patrons ex-| — ee —— ” [Hillside Ave. A 8x8-foot sign, |
rit ~Siinlng ag display of the pool | [oarried Tn the truck, fell against, Schoolboy
tog. ® Bewildered Couple Offers to Sell sand kackid' Bi out rah CAG Bry 000 'Dream’ Home for 50 Cents conic’ ir .fnct, ~ Tackles Channel
Carrollton Ave, ~~Richard Perrin, 32, and Gar-|
a light rain fell, {Hjalmar Huslin “said the {would coftinue much it rains
Can't Get Wetter
{broken cellar bone ray ih!
GRIS NEZ, e, Aug. a fall down the concrete steph CAP 3RIS NEE. France ug
2, " » the Indans 33. Who escaped from Figure It's Cheap : Nothing but Trouble at his Home. He was put in a 3 (UP)—Philip. Mickman, 18-| “The men cant get ‘any e Indiana state prison farm at| . . . Ha splint and released a year-old British. scheolboy, Wetter from the rain than they're Michigan City Sunday night, were Way to End Nightmare Since Winning Raffle Hospital ased- at Lieneral getting from those terrible] caught today by St. Joseph Coun-| ' : spital. battied rough seas today on his swamps,” he said
ty Deputy Sheriff Al Chester| (UP) Mr. Birnbaum, a GI student at A 15-year-old lad was turned Second attempt to swim 19 miles
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NEW YORK, Au “as (hey hitch-hiked along a High-| Arthur a and
- The gnesit sald the searcher 4 J
olumbia, fad AA TRATES er-10...0s 5 > ¥ ——— or |wife, Edna, offered today to sell for slashing Donald McComb, 9
way near here.
6th St,
no takers. | Donald was. treated at G 1 : . atéd at Genera The lot owrer, Jerome Violet goenita) for a. ‘three-inch lacera-
sky, anxious to use the lot for {tion on his arm. °° auto parking, set a five-day dead-! ——— line for removal of the home,
far he has granted the Birn- ® Hurricane Am baums two extensions and hasn't At North Carolina
collected a cent, Parley In Deadlock - MIAMI, Fla. Aug. 23 (UF)
A two-hour conference with hurricane rolling north off the In his first attempt earlier this national Mr. Violetsky, several lawyers, Atlantic coast aimed a threat of summer..the then AWVS and other interested gales and high tides at the North (r28ged from the waluls 13 Rours| ~ parties last night came to no de-|~.... lout of France and within sight of a veteran cision for the mounting legal aha|SAroling day is the Navy! the cliffs of Dover. The seas were| “roughest
Dick- Schermer,
They figured that would be a Dutchman, was pulled out of thaj-
{cheap solution to the nightmare n : : [they ve been living in since they Even bookies share 1B. [won the prefabricated six-room benefits under English [two-story Home in a raffle three g plan. . . by BE. .T, | weeks ago, . {| The young couple thought their Leech a: Page 3| /housing problem was solved when Indiana Air National |they were awakened shortly after Guard at summer cdmp {midnight last July 31 with the «++ Photos +4...
tnews that they had the lucky a Page 11 number in a drawing. They ocIdentification of bus crash veitim's body
* On Inside
Among the . searchers ‘was
m,. {when the cold became unbearable. {Brighton, Minin. Trainer Edward H. (Ted) | He and his wife had brough {Temme, who has conquered the ¢yair three children here to visi Channel! in. both directions, ac-| {their grandparents, {companied Young Mickman in a State's Roughest boat. There also were five other) Most. of
A [persons aboard.
guardsmen from
|cupy a small walkup flat in up- The country was described by
{town Manhattan.
They accepted a bill of sale and in Minnesota
A thouland men walking shoul- Mr.
forest firm programs.” rear of “the truck when" Tor “Larry Cotemar, “who “disappeared white gathering pinecones’
|bope of “spatting the lost ehiids
hunt | Hunt.”
RH Chane between ATFERAY VErEd [France ahd England.’ Young area'of about eight square miles, |
(water seven miles out of CalaiSly,pry's father, Kenneth, of New
the searchers wers in the past : lvacationers, but gbout 260 were Necessary .delais” in such mate two! ters.
sc hoolboy was battalions rushed into the search.
{he asked. that “it be considered as between us, confidential.” The suspended Quartermaster General defended his 38-year Army record before the Senate {investigating subcommittee. “I am prepared to justify every action I have taken and évery decision I have made,” he told the Senators,
Letter in Record
placed in the record a letier from | Gen, Feldman to Mr. Hunt enclos{ing the equipment list with the remark, “I hope that it is
‘| sufficient information to act as a
{good guide for you.” {| In that same letter, dated July 123, 1947, Gen. Feldman said the jist. of clothing and other equipment “is not considered sectet.” But he added, “I consider it ad. {visable that it be considered as {between us, confidential.” | A few months earlier then Une |dersecretary of Army Kenneth C. Royall had issued = directive {Warning procurement officers hit contractors were
‘to ap before a. com a pear mittee, figures like By Feldman, Maj. Gen. Alden -H. Waitt, suspended Chief of the Army Chemical "|Cofps, and Maj. Gen. Harry H. A President Truman's
IGEN pa war Suspended
as Quartermaster “General “last
{month after the subcommittee {unearthed record of his relations {with Mr, Hunt, : . Trying to Help In his dealings with Mr. Hunt, Gen. Feldman said in his pre {pared statement, »irying to carry out the Quarter {mastér Corps’ task in a difficult | “sellers market.” — He said the Army's proposed ~| buying of “clothing and equipage” {for fiscal 1948 was sent to Mr, jHunt in the summer of 1947 after —been introduced —in--the
wee RE OP RPE es Been — = Shad ‘hearings head : “Weather forecasters here “see In-splints for fractures. His con- To Look for Missing Boy, 3 propriations,.” published. in. the
| House committee's report, and [published in the New York Daily |News Record of June 2, 1947. Mr. The list was twice revised after Hunt got it, Feldman said, a He said such lists “are not and “offer no advance commitments so as’ to
joined in the hunt ive the possessor inside informa : swigsicwrs NBN BEG OUL OL... ABI
{shortly after their issuance. e| Gen. Feldman did not pass the gtbuek, “It-was my decision to TurnisK
but Sheri a copy of the program to Mr, “I had no abe. “ng matter how jection ‘and there was hone’ at
he stated.
{that time to furnishing this ine {formation to any individual or firm who in my judgment had a legitimate use for it and under. stood its character.” Go to Hunt s Earlier, Committee Investigator
ncisD.. Klanagan.read. the record a letter from Gen,
‘ " bank account. He tried to sell of 330 D 8 , : irene | {GAT $15,000 “dream” house for the house for $15.000, but found 3 Darnell: ig Jnife Mickman started his swim sev-land will continue until they reach Feldman to ‘0. I. Cook of Chie 50 cents. ho ner Home on W. 16 “leral hours after another hopeful natural barriers which the miss. 880, Whose “syndicate” was ine
21 - year -old ing child could not have crossed.|'trested in buying a surplus war
plant, In the letter, dated Feb, 12, 1948, Gen. Feldman wrote Mr, { Cook that a call to Mr. Hunt by ¢ One of Mr. Cook's associates would “cinch the deal” He said |“Hunt has been very successful in arranging the
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t ® Movie Star Jane "Greet opens the gate to new health, happiness and beauty for ex -pectant mothers. today in her . own story on the Woman's Pages.
@® She tells you in her three.
is cere Pope 3 financial problems--except for eo 4 ng too high for him that time. disputed : : hi Bg a og Wi og Mr. Violetsky. | Puerto Yelping AOrtheast: ofl" our failures already have there have been a lot of berries, TC meee ary BO With pdt He announced he would begin, The hurricane “Harry” which Deer registered this summer. In this year and the bears aren Times Index faty drvoing, had erected’ the dismantling the house this morn-| nosed a threat to the Florida 2ddition to young Mickman and likely to be very hungry.” | ro oS" house on & rented lot at the foot ing and would store it In Plain-inainjand for two days was re. Mr. Schermer, the Channel| -Thaty one break in the little Amusements. 8 My Day «.es 4 00 0 Manhattan skyscraper field, N. J. He will add the $1200 , tad 340 miles east of St. Proved too rough and cold for boy's favor; but about the only | Childs ......12 Othman ...:11 : Sao Es cost of the job to other fees due Xygustine, near the Georgia Mrs. Will Closs Van Rijsel, a one” he said. Crossword .> @ Ruark .s...11 Summary of Problems him from future sale of the border, and heading northward at| Dutch housewife, and Juan Jose CARINE PR Editorials ...12 Scherrer ...412, The Birnbaums learned: structure. [a faster speed. Cortinas,” 32-year-old Cuban. MARGARINE PRICE BOOSTED. LL """b Serial Story % 9% ONE They were being billed The despairing Birnbaufs, While, planes were tracking the, Shirley May France, the NEW.YORK, Aug. 23 (UP)-
For. Affairs .12 Side Glances 12 $50 a day rent as long as the . . Forum ...«.:12 Society ..... 5 house remained on the valuable Arthur and Edna Birnbaum Hollywood .. 8 Sports 14-15 lot. In Indpis, ... 2 Weather Map 13. TWO. They would have to find the house torn down, moved and prize in the raffle. Inside Tap. 11 Wildon ......10 8 suburban lot and. pay for it. reassembled.
afraid they won't have any tak- hurricane dubbed “Harry” be-| American hopeful from Somerset, Most
{wen a $2000 automobile. . He velit” Roads, Puerto Rico, scouted France for further practice when cottonseed oil and other
major manufacturers of “ers on their 50-cent offer, just cauge it coincided with. President Mass, was back in training in margarine yesterday "boosted | wish “they had won only second Truman's trip to Miami Monday, England. The 17-year-old high wholesale prices 2 cents a pound That person another Navy plane from Roose-! school student was returned from as a result of rising prices an
“. story series how she stays Attractive. during the long days before motherhood.
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Leech’ ..”... 3 Women's +.. 4, THREE. They would have to] FOUR. They would have (6 pay drove ‘away’ and hasnt been a. stormy condition about "ei weather prevailed over the table ofls. The advance fis ® Turn to Page & rw a 1 Your Job pt Fivay of wetigaled $2000 > have ume Sat ; | heard trom sin % Ries nafenease of the Taian. Channel, x second. 2 cant Hise In Thea 5 am We . Tul go hi ptm te ivy j . : $
| When he sent it to Mr. Hunt,
Earlier the subcommittee had
picions of ATE AY 3 oe ye 1 Hunt; -now-#tt-and unable
he was only .