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1 | {cops would kick us around to, Mr, Maholm told the Times he ? . : | n | make us to confess to other jobs represented. Travers. but quit UR pl | |they hadn't been able to crack.” when I found out he .didn’t tell : - Return i vim Tgial Never Came Off me all the truth, I advised jim to Urey and Brown +} Favor Program of In April, Travers’ trial as set lake a guy Rea > used. There ‘ 3 Lows : . po . od i 26. He was not repre- " : hg i Warn Against Parity Prices That |(0F Mayo sel. The trial never was nothing 1 Soul dost = | Seu § » . Mi { y i ollowin ' . : Bodi 0 False Accusations dn ¥ 7" Tl | will Avoid Surpluses materialized. t his IMaholm said, “I went to the jail ! servicemen ¢ “NEW: YORK, Sept. 24 (UP) ~ nt y ¥ SIOUX CITY, Iawo, Sept. 24 In another Hort Bre “hired” And returned the ring.” cently retur a LR ag yy 5h h : Y i | {beard, Travers A | Travers confirmed this. dea aboar Two pioneer atomic scientistd on , $id i : (UP)~8en. Karl Mundt, (R. B./p nhert Coates. Like others of the jail's popus Transport P said today it would be a “major| ‘diaebie Am, cull 8 ; op : " oa NE D.). today bolled down to five] The court records show At- lation to whom I spoke, Travers Their hod catastrophe” if American Imposed, . LAD Rr. edt pao ” hi RRS RB, RA Eh = jpoints the ideas presented by{tarney Rousrt Contes assigned DY feels as though he has been de= other Indjs more secrecy on its atomic de- Architect's drawing of the new Manual Training High School fo be erecteed at the intersection of Madison Ave. and Pleasant Run (farmers at a two-day GOP grass Io Sor told py it would cost.|prived of hig constitutional turned abos velopments because Russia has Pkwy. Entrance lobby in central tower faces the intersection. At far right along Madison Ave. is the auditorium and stage. At far ‘roots meeting for a Republican|y auiced him how much. You see, rights. ah a i iy Bly succeeded in setting off an atom- left the science laboratories, with machine shop and gymnasium behind them. Three-story center section will house main classrooms. farm program. sister, 1 was getting mighty low| “A speedy trial by jury, . , a3 ic explosion : : Sen. Mundt said a “pattern oflon the long green. I only had $50 said, “is something they seemed Pp es and Ja aan a.m fa 3 * fairly clear outline” emerged from stashed here in the clink, Trav: to have forgotten here in Marion e Depa Pr. Harrison Brawn, war-time > a 39 Errors Laid the meeting in which one big ers declared. : {County."” said their ne Assistant Director of Chemistry oar opes ons ruc ion ar es 0 0 farm group came out for the “When I told Coates I had a| At this point the deafening ring formed whe: at Oak Ridge, issued a state- * . ’ To Shoplifter {latest Democratic farm plan. Bal hala He ought ot of a jail gong folrudes Ju ve Hive at hy ment on behalf of himself and Il St } N ¥ S - . - He sald the GOP, got these Would take ‘at leas whispered conversation. wa Dr. Harold C. Urey, ploneer atom- Wi ar ex ummer : Ex-Wrestler Dies BRISBANE Australia. Sept. 24 |guideposts: : trick.” I gave him the dough, and yime ror visitors to clear the jail. Registration ic scientist and Nobel prize win- od. 4s iy : y _A 65-year-old shoplifter by the, ONE. The Americar farm prob. he.” said Travers, “gave me &| ,q 4 parting shot, Travers sald, Loc Rep. Building Will Be Most Extensive name of Alexander Buccleugh/lem 18 a price problem in serma sighed Jectipt. the fail last] Xf you .really want to bust this B The India “Excessive emphasis on the : : : i . |probably holds the record for a'of the stay-on-the-farm income . . thing, come back tomorrow an . . Erni BA a Project of Kind Ever Undertaken Here Heart Attack Fatal [iohetiy Holds ' for the average farm family, [Tuesday and said he was going NC" or" ome of the other Force, whos impeded our own progress in Plans for the new Manual High School are nearing completion To Auto Painter |. Anyway, he has 39 of them| TWO. The farmer desires and . "co 4 ’ guys in the know. They can tell Rina oF ate! atomic research,” the statement The Board of School Commissioners hopes to see ground broken! A former wrestler in Indianap- chalked against him on the Bris- deserves parity prices on the| “He withdrew, all right,” Trav- You plenty about payoffs to the Arm ‘ ont sald, “We fear that this impor-inext summer on the largest and most expensive single project ever olis and throughout the Midwest bane police blotter. market place. ers told me. “And so did my 40 local lawyers. They can also tell Wetomh R tant lesson may not have been undertaken by the school board in-Indianapolis. who had worked as an automo- His first—and biggest—was try- THREE. Farmers oppose any g.p» {you about the ‘coppers trying to 8. Howard learned even now by certain The question most frequently heard from Manual High stu- bile pairiter here for the past 25 ing to peddle some loot to a . . ./plan which makes agriculture the “Something Wrong” {get the guys to buy out. Howard 15 groups and Individuals within gents. alumni and friends is years died yesterday In General plainclothes detective. scapegoat for high prices. | Mr. Coates said he was as-| TOMORROW: The prisoner The other odf country. “When will it be finished?” fo === Hospital The other 38 were found in his; FOUR. Farmers recognize that ,o. 4 "hy the court to defend whe paid $5000. diana includ Bome Senators and Repre-' The commissioners refuse to Lowell Thomas Charles Knolfon Bobo, 23268 FE. pockets after his arrest. They parity prices must not be used Travers in a habeas corpus hear- —— es ———— Burns, Afr 1 sentatives have indicated that'y,, They feel the question im- 75th” 8t., suffered a heart attack, luded knives, wallets, padlocks, to produce unmanageable sur- ing. . di ifrs kin is Ral they desive to impose mOre’ se- no.gihle to answer at this times ‘Im rovin ’ while working as an automobile 5,66 traps, flashlights, batteries, Pluses. “After the hearing,” Mr, Coates, $300 in Wed ing Gift Sgt. And crecy rather than less in our pine a meeting of the school Pp : 9 painter in the Pennsylvania Motor| ,;o0 picycle bell, socks, pencils, FIVE. Farmers strongly re- declared, “Travers asked me to Lifted From Parked Car Oscar Chea

atomic developments. This Would noarq building committee Friday, NEW YORK, Sept. 24 (UP)— Inn. He was pronounced dead ay. n.4yerchiefs, boxes of face pow- Sent all unnecessary invasions of defend him on the criminal Leonus Cor

be a major catastrophe.” someome mentioned the date of 2 few: minutes. later after being their traditional freedoms. charges be he didn’t like the! Newly married Mr. and Mrs, } : C 4 der and chocolate, g cause he n e the, 1 ! 0 1. Accuses. Senator September, 1951. Radio OmInenator Lowell Thom taken to the hospital in an ambu- ree 1949. by The Indianapolis Times: 1B. Dale Graham, Sanborn, pauper attorneys named by the George Hinote, 646 E. 21st St, So ks ; Ontimaiatic. & jas, 57, is “Improving from a se lance, He was 05. and Chicago Daily News, Inc. Towa, who identified himself as court. will find a disappointment when . or yon Dr. Brown and Dr. Urey, now pHimistic (ruess rious injury sustained when he, Born in Washington County, of the Second Church of Christ,/a registered Republican and “a “I admit signing a receipt but they return home from their ba oy Lt 3 laff members at the Institute “That's only an. optimisticifel] from a horse high in the Mr. Bobo had lived in Indianap-'Scientist, died yesterday -in|plain dirt farmer,’ walked out of it was for private services and'honeymoon. N ws Owen for Nuclear Studies of the Uni-iguess sald Commissioner J./Himalayas,’ his son cabled from olis 35 years. He was widely Methodist” Hospital. the conference with the shout, “I had nothing to do with ‘the ha-| w.q4in gifts valued at more : BAY Plo. versity of Chicago, sald that Dwight Peterson. “There are too Tibet today. Mr. Thomas injured known as a.wrestler in the Mid-| Mrs. Boerlin, who lived in 6221 came here to hear farmers and beous corpgs. hearing,” Mr. than ne were stolen from the oa Neal scientific progress thrives on a many points to consider, too his hip and thigh when his horse west in his early vears and wres-.College Ave. made her home in/I haven't heard any.” A Republi-|Coates said. ' Ban $900 i An Soireal free exchange of information and many things to get done, to be|/threw him during a caravan tripled here under the sponsorship Chicago many years and was as- can Iowa Congressman, who! Informed that court records Po: qu A oe obey om a Mess. able to say definitely when the| through a 17,000-foot pass across . .. ...i 1ocal promoters sociated with a dry goods busi- asked that his name be withheld 'showed he was assigned as ay, 1... : he weds 4 “Today more than ever before, school will be ready.” the Himalayas en route from °' Vera ‘9% Pro ‘ 'ness there. Except for a few years agreed public defender, Mr. Coates salq]¥ cedersburg, following ‘the ‘Ww Jackson Sh scientific progress is the backbone, my, pinoy which needed do-|Tibet 10 India. He was carried for . pop JTensuients In len: residence In Chicago, she had ore “there must be some mistake in In Friday night. jast Be B PANG we cannot afford to. stifie!§ include approval “of “fnalls days on a liter to the village oor, lltved in Indianapolis since 1927. Dies Watching Son Play the court books.” | Mr. Marshall fold police yes- Harlte A. | it by a repetition of the series of Plans (possibly within the next of 3yanise whieh OM. Wegrath Surviving are his widow, Marie; Surviving are a sister and = py gy ART Ind, Sept. 24 (UP), Judge Bain said he also believed $6r4aY he placed the § be b : Ernest E. | recent accusations by such groups 60 days), preparation of detailed Sommun cations with. the outside a son. Robert F. Bobo: four nieces. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mrs ¥iorenoe Jennings 42 “there is' something wrong with|Car to take them to Veedersburg, Alma KV y Y OUP. blueprints by D. A. Bohlen & Son, orld wr a ’ eo Chita Deputy, Indianapolis; a_sister-in< . * "the books.” {On the way he stopped at the H he as the House Un-American Actlv- a . ; A cable from Lowell Thomas. Norma and Sharon Kaye Child y : collapsed: and died of a heart at- t friend ith police home of a son, Richard Marshall, aute; Pfc ities Committee And by such indi. architects. completion of the.bond jp 95 tne only other Occidental And Lorraine and .Karen Raye !aW. Mrs. Viola Canary, Plain-| = © o "hore while watching, Attorneys friendly with police Z0CC awa Army, Leon yiduals “as” 3en. Burke Hicken- 2 ating Ad ng SN o0T lon Mr. Thomas’ Tibetan expedi- Wiewinski, and a nephew, Joseph eld. and several nieces and” orp rey ina football -roseroth ia] When he returned-10- minutes - FT looper” . (R. Towa). ( ng of bic “ition, infor the " uit iawinak _ |nephews. ya AR: . y y ’ ] - AALS statement recalled that fore ground can be broken, caster's Ee the ews Braids Wiewinski, allot Indianapolis | Friends may call at Flanner & Same between Mishawaka: and said. (later, the gifts wie missing. Try Wire four years ago atomic scientists. Clarence L. Farrington, presi- that Mr. Thomas’ hip is “OK” but Mrs. Arizona Boerlin -~ Buchanan mortuary after 8 p, m. Elkhart high schools. Jennifigs| T, Ernest Maholm, ~ Travers They included Cloth . gee pe In Accide had told the American people that/dent of the board, said he ‘hoped that “a thigh bone injury is un-, Mrs. Arizona Canary Boerlin, (tomorrow. Funeral arrangements played with Mishawaka, . which said, was “invited In” to repre-|appliances, silver, Sl HR a other nations probably wonid all this could be accomplished be- certain without an X-ray.” native of Salem, Ind., and member are incomplete. lost to Elkhart 34 to 21. __ sent him at a habeas corpus hear-|crystal ware and other gifts. LAR, have atomic explosives within a fore his term of office is up Dec. — — I An th FO AIRY — — i — el Lar few years. 31. : : plans to | x gather evide Speed a Reality | Then comes the building of the trafic aceide school, $ i | “The great speed with which : 0 Machines that prediction has now become a! Architect - August Bohlen said least five a grim reality indicates to us that he thought tonstruction could be ! squad = cars. even had the U. 8. turned over all Accomplished within two years. would have the purely scientific records of He attended the meeting to pre- from witnes the Manhattan Project to the "nt plans and elevations so far 0 00 | in accident: United Nations, the timegit would/Completed for approval of the they occur. have taken for other nations to|SOmmittee. : Chief Har develop atomic weapons would] To be erected at the intersec- i already are not have been materially tion of Madison Ave. and Pleas : ordi shortened.” lant Run Pkwy, across from! : i viden The scientists sald that U. 8. Manual High athletic field, the gvide scientific progress, “important as'school will be of brick ®with a 4 ) ft is for our national security, central tower and trim of Incannot insure world peace” and!diana limestone, : urged international control of! The central section, housing the. atomic energy as “the only-way to administration and academic.sec- : make ertain that this force will tions; wxhibgt sroom: and alumni joo be used I0F (he BENRTIL Of MIAN: room. In. THe CERUFAT rower wna J ~*~ =k at kind.” - , . classrooms on either side, will be : Tw A three stories high. ) : : ” o Russian Exile Two-story wings will face Mad- x LADY BARBARA ison Ave. and Pleasant Run 7 FIERY DIAMONDS! Set in 14K 1 {Pkwy. on either end. There will : fishtail mounting. Slip this glorSees Resistance {be no basement except for a semi- _sious diamond on her hand and $ | 7-50 ’ ANKARA, Turkey, Sept. 24 Basement Yaderneath the Susie she'll surely soy yes! y rooms for the use o n- i (UP)—A 27-year-old Russian air... and a rifle range. - , 8 | force lieutenant who recently flew, The school will have acoustical i to Turkey 304 ase for politichlitreatment in corridors, library Her Heart's Desire . . . a fine diamond asylum; & ay and cafeteria; terrazzo flooring In : : ’ 7" tions in Russia have worsened corridors; fluorescent lighting: om 9 tore town for finest Qualisy, “LADY CECIL and that an anti-government metal firestop doors on stairways; ere at Lord Jewelers, young men ant 3-DIAMOND engageunderground has sprung up. partitioned interior walls for flex- women who specialize in tai ment ring set in 14K Bort Valentin Kondratyevich, ble use: split ventilation system loring “diamond rings to fit gold mounting. Fiery $59.50 who flew his training plane to the and green blackboards. both your taste and your purse, brilliance thet will » Turkish Black Sea town of Sinop! An auditorium at the south end stand ready to help you in keep her spellbound! “because of the terror (in Russia) will seat 1350 and have a 38x18 ¥ our selection. Fulfill Her * " which was becoming intolerable.” foot stage. A gymnasium on the - You tan ke h said the underground was not well east end will seat about 4500 and . 5 Hearts Desire . . . make her organized but managed to pass have receding curtains making it « Af dream come true around a few anti-Communist possible to. partition the large A » ... . make ita fine handbills. He did not say whether playing floor into four near-regu- diamond from he was a member of the move-/lation size basketball courts. LORDS. ment. | Burton W. Gorman, principal, General conditions in the Soviet said the school was planned to ac- » Union have grown worse in recent commodate 1800 to 2000 pupils. months, he said, and the peasants The present school now has an enhave become dissatisfied because rciiment of about 1300 students { the Communist government has according to Mr. Gorman. “LADY MARIAN" ‘ i increased farm taxes. se eed * MM) lar, as RATLIFF TO LEAD FORUM 12 BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS to Soth Rima 2% n i grece her hand for keeps! Channel 9 Xn Simon Oil Speaker { BE. F Jen Internal Auditor set in an exquisite 14K gold mount- $ 50 A . of EN Lilly Co. will lead a ing A dream come true for the | . Oe “LADY HELENE” “= Willlam Simon, Chicago at- forum before the National As- bride's everlasting happiness. w - . 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