Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1949 — Page 2

PAGE 2 World Repori— Hint China to Advise Foreign Legations | To Evacuate Canton

: Decision Token by Government Officials : As Reds Push Within 90 Miles of Key City i : oe By United Press bs : Authoritative sources in Canton said today that the Nationalist, government had decided to inform foreign legations to leave the “Times State Servies Communist-threatened provisional capital and go to Chungking! BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 8-The within two weeks, crash of a Greyhound bus in Nonessential members of the Nationalist government staff were which 16 passengers lost their scheduled to begin evacuating Canton next Tuesday, informants said. lives will Ye investigated by a

Jury to Probe Bus Crash Killing 16

* Among Group to Face Questioning

The first group to leave Whs| ‘ne resigned Henri expected to number about 500. sty Queuille’s government, Mr. Aukuin ) Summittes rt planes [ll conferred with forififer Minor shartrd Rranap Chungking, "te of Justice Andre Marie! mass move ‘Foreign Minister ‘Robert i

the wartime capital ‘deep | and heads of the National China. foreign office spokesman sala Assembly Labor and Foreign Af-| the office had not yet notified the “418 Com itiges, " ii corps to evacuate to . ’ primarily ® But he said the gov- responsible for smashing the wide- . {spread Communist strikes of 1947

"bus which crashed into a bridge!

ernment had agreed that such ac-

‘and 1948, is said to want the

grand jury when the session begins Nov. 28, Robert F. McCrea, Monroe County prosecutor, said today. Wayne Cranmer, driver of the

{abutment three miles north of infirm colored people, is symbol-

here on Aug. 10, will be ques-| tioned by the grand jury, Piose-} cutor McCrea said. The cutor did not indicate whéther|

this will give Mr. Cranmer im-

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This story about a Red Feather agency is ome of a series The Times is to help you prepare a winning entry for the Community Fund Contest. The contest, sponsored by Gemeral Motors dealers of Marion County, offers more than $5000 in prizes, including a new De Luxe Chevrolet sedan.

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER The front door of a one-time “suburban” mansion in 1840 Boulevard Place swings open at the slightest touch. The atmosphere within the house, the Alpha Home for aged

ized by its hospitable swinging door. ‘Perhaps some of you are looking forward to the “golden years” of your lives, dreading them somewhat. Drop in the Alpha

in Community

tion would be justified when Deces- | emiership.

sary. - The evacuation decision was re-' MOSCOW ported made by the government] Ambassador Alan Kirk IéTt after the fall of Hengyang, big Moscow today in an American! Nationalist base. Commu- Air Force plane to attend the nist forces pushed within 90 miles conference of American Iron Curof Canton. tain diplomats in London, Oct. Other world developments: 24-25, : Berlin My. Kirk will Sip oif 1 Bethn) on his way to ndon. e flew - Reports that Soviet JURHALY vn an Air Force Skymsster which preparing arrived from Frankfurt yesterday.

J Autos, Streetcar; Pile Up; 5 Hurt

Victims Treated at

munist~-domina east state circulated throughout the city today. : These reports, neither confirmed ‘por denied by Soviet authorities,

The Russians will evacuate the

munity from prosecution. | |Home and see if the elderly resi-

{the Greyhound company,

Lives With Mother Now under suspension from) Mr. | Cranmer is living here with his| mother, He was charged with negligence in operation of the bus by Dr. Robert E. Lyons, Mon-| roe County coroner, in the official inquest report filed after the

sh. The driver willbe subpenaed, Prosecutor McCrea indicated, to answer charges made by surviving passengers that he was sleepy during the run from Indianapolis, which ended when the bus struck the abutment, skidded and burst into flames. Of the 16 persons who died In| the wreck, one was unidentified and is buried here as John Doe, while two families claim the body of another at Bedford. { First buried as Vernon Wayne,

Hospital, Released ’ {'Trisler, an employee of the Hook Three automobiles and an Indi-| 4. getore in Bedford, who is still anapolis Railways streetcar piled ising, the body later was idenup at the White River bridge (neq by means of Army dental

thain Berlin Kommandatura and ‘hand the building over to the new state, the reports said. The

Yugoslavia today warned the ungarian people their Commungovernment was leading them same “catastrophies” of

gEEE

an Minister Sandor Ke-

It carried Marshal Tito's first Soviet satel-

via. The note was expected to be followed ly by similar mesland, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia and Romania,

Mass arrests in Czechoslovakia suggested to observers today that the Communist government has started a drive to eliminate the

Josgiliity of “Titoist” revolts bethe iron curtain.

and W. Washington St. late yes-| terday in a freak accident that) sent five persons to the hospital for treatment. No one was seriously hurt. Police reported that the streetcar, operated by Henry 8S. Willlams, smashed into a car driven by Thomas Bacon, 40, of 3909 Rookwood Ave. The automobile then pushed another car into a third one, police said. Drivers of the other vehicles were Dorothy Baugh, 40, of 922 W. 30th 8t. and Max Lindberg, 30, of 1636 College Ave. Treated at General Hospital and released were Otway Allen, 38, of 3905 Rookwood Ave.; Allan Davis, 36, of 316 Northern Ave; Robert Mason, 19, of 3905 Rookwood Ave.; Charles Atkins, 35, 2108'4 N. Capitol Ave, and Mr. Bacon, In another accident yesterday, & car driven by J. E. Taylor, 28, of 332 E. Vermont St., hit Alvie Winninger, 58, of 407 E. 33d St. while he was crossing 30th St. near Northwestern Ave. { Mr. Winninger was treated at

tween themselves, When the Tris-

charts as Maurice Adamson, Mrs. Adamson, his’ wife, has filed suit in Lawrence Circuit Court to force the Trisler family to release her husband's body. Disclaims Blame Coroner Lyons, who conducted the inquest, disclaimed responsibility for the identity mixup. He said the Trisler family claimed the body tagged as No. 11, signed the necessary forms, then ‘removed i» to Bedford for burial. Mrs. Adamson, who had been visiting in the East, returned to Bedford to find her husband was missing. While going through debris culled from the bus wreckage and taken to the police station here, she found the key to her front door which had been made in a Bedford hardware store for her husband. Coroner Lyons, unable to recall the body because it had been moved away from his jurisdiction to another county, advised the families to try to work it out be-

dents do not make you feel a little better about old age. Twenty persons ranging from the middle 60's to those past 90 live there. Seventeen are women. A staff of one man and three women look after their needs. Volunteers of the Alpha Home Association do the administrative work. Days Worth While

Companiofship, simple meals, enough clothing and a comfortable place to sleep—ail combine to make the days worthwhile and not too exciting for old folk. In fact, the scrupulous cleanliness of the large rooms with high ceilings, the white woodwork and scrubbed carpets give the impression of a peaceful retreat. Occasional visits to friends, or trips to church and the radio offer mild diversion. The Hittle Prayer Band and members of the Mt, Zion Baptist Church come in at intervals to hpld services. But often, when a person has lived a long time, he is content just to sit and dose in one of the green rockers on the porch. Each year brings its high days. Mrs. John A. Towns, association president, spoke of the many parties given by organizations at Christmas time. Schools, lodges and the Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs sponsor “showers” of canned goods at Thanksgiving for the home pantry. The Federation of Associated Clubs holds an annual tea in December for: the benefit of the Alpha Home and gives the institution some much needed presents. The. old house it occupies is said to have been built as a country residence when the city limits were at 16th St. A ballroom stretched across the top floor.

ler family refused to surrender the body, which they had buried

The Alpha Home was organized in 1883 but purchased the Boulevard Place house .- many

Familiar melodies fill the parlor of the Alpha Home when Frances Lee Mumford plays the piano from memory.

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bearing munist crackdown. Court Oath Wedn arrests reportedly began CHICAGO, Oct. 8 thew'ay

night and appeared to bei gq, 0 0 oon left here today | for a brief stay at his New Al-|

continuing, with from 15,000 persons in custody. bany, Ind, home before for Washington to be sworn in

na One man was shot and two! as an associate justice of the U, 8. others were beaten today in a Supreme Court. clash between Communists and| Judge Minton said he plans to Socialist campaign workers post- leave New Albany Monday for the| ing placards for the national par-| capital with his wife. He wil take Hamentary elections tomorrow. -{the high court oath Wednesda The Interior Ministry reported at 10:30 a. m. (Indianapolis the outbreak of violence at St.

time). The Senate confirmed his apPolten, in the Soviet zone near pointment last Wednesday despite! a. - [heated Republican opposition. ‘About a dozen Communists Judge Minton takes the tried to storm Socialist headquar-/ cated by the death of ters after the incident, officials Wiley B. Rutledge. said, but were pushed back by! . Monument Chapter No. 549.

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leaving oy rte Barrett, 52, icreator of the “Jane Arden” comit {nejudes Mrs. Allean Ray, {strip, died at the Presbyterianitron; Roosevelt Matthews, jani-

month. He entered the Nix Hos-| Yipital- in San Antonio, Tex. {home, and was transferred {Medical- Center here Sept. 29.

seat va-jces will be held in the First PresJustice pyterian Hospital there Monday. makes

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years later. The home is a Red Feather agency of the Indianapolis Community Fund and. will benefit by| | the drive, Oct. 10 to 24. The fund sedan: ] provided $2008 for its mainten- Prenctrash compipatiop comole; (th, ve lance in 1948 and the association, matic washer. 7th. radio consoleite com- { nation: s 1 . NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (UP) -- $10,137. Privy Idle table model com

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in the family burial plot, Mrs.

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a a | is her. pleasure to do this, | The body was being flows hy said. She looks forward to}

. al serv-| { San Antonio 1042). Tuner being old herself one day. “Tt Dies at Age £5

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He was a graduate of De Pauw People happy,” she added. Place Tuesday Mrs. Clara A. Best, life-long In-|

University and was the author From County Jails dianapolis resident, who died last|

of two novels, “Tempered Blade” and “Smoke Up the Valley.” He is survived by his wife, Mary Helen; his father, Edward W. More than 100 mentally-ill|o; ont in St. Vincent's Hospital| veterans have been transférredjafter a short illness, will be buried| from county jails to state insti-{in Washington Park after services 4 |tutions and Veterans Administra-{at 2 p. m. Tuesday in Grinsteiner's| {

Barret, of Muncie, Ind.; a brother, | Edward, of Pasadena, Cal, and 2 Burned tion ‘hospitals since June 1, the ners! Home. ! 3 : Mrs. Best and her husband, Wil-| oomer urne State Department of Veterans 4 her husband. W

a sister, Mrs, Virginia Thornburg, | . = liam Best, who died Feb. 26, op-| Severely in Fire [Afairs said tocay.

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of Muncie, erated the Best Floral Shop in| | Director Clinton Green said 36/their home at 9020 E. Washington | : Alpha Wilson, 49, of 112 W.of the veterans had service con-|St. for 20 years. y North St. suffered third degre® nected disabilities and were ad-

Membe Es to VA hospitals suber'of OFS

im-| { virtually destroyed his bedroom) were admitted to state hospitals Member of the Cumberland Bapand other parts of the rooming hecause their illness was not sery-|tist Church and the Cumberland {house. lice connected, but six had sincelChapter, OES. | Police said Wilson was found heen transferred to VA hospitals) She is survived by a son, Wil-| {virtually overcome by smoke bY ag hed space became available. liam H. Best, and a daughter, {firemen responding to the early! Gov. Schricker offered to house/ Mrs. LaVerne Vayles, both of In{morning alarm. At General Hos- mentally-ill veterans in state in- dianapolis, and four grandchil|pital, where he was taken after yijtytions rather than in jails/dreM : | receiving first aid from the fire when he learned some veterans! She_also is survived by five |department rescue squad, Mr. Wil- were spending as long as four Sisters, Mrs. Linda Dunlap, Mrs. | {son could not explain the fire. months in jail, waiting for a VA Mary Kleinman, Mrs. Edith Wall-| | Hospital attaches said his con- peg. ° smith, Mrs. Hazel Kincaid, all of 18 jdition was fair. He if SUNEFIBRE| = seeseeeecee————— {Indianapolis, and Mrs. Anna Pen{from severe burns about the head |rod, Monticello. -

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University tor: Mrs. Ora Leé Gillespie, maid, munity Pund and its agencies and mem-|cision will be

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Wins _ $10,000 Suit In Chimpanzee Attack

| EVANSVILLE, Oct. 8 (UP)—| a 32-year-old) steamfitter who lost two fingers) fire of undetermined origin which mediately. The remaining 79 men| Mrs. Best, who was 65, was a|when he was attacked by a Te]

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DF. Elbert K. Fretwell, Chief member of the L. O, 0. M. {Scout of the United States and| | former chief executive, Boy Scouts|eline; two daughters, Mrs. Mary| of America, was scheduled as Chappelle and Miss Sharon Shea, | principal speaker in a Central both of Indianapolis; a brother, leaders’! Robert Shea, ‘roundup this afternoon and to-|/Mary Vermillion, Muncie. night at Belzer Reservation. | An enthusiastic reader of the| works of James Whitcamb Riley, planned to scenes of the Hoosier Poet's boy-| hood days near Greenfield this}

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ipanzee at the Mesker zoo a year |ago, today held a $10,000 judg-| {ment against the city. Mr. Davis sued for $25,000 dam- | {ages but a Vanderburgh County {Probate Court jury allowed thé lesser amount. Mr. Davis was one of two men injured when Hank and Kuku escaped from their cage last Oct. Kuku was recaptured, but! {zoo officials shot Hank when they were unable to capture him,

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‘SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1940 ‘Woman Beaten

State Faces In Quarrel New Problem i==ifmmesas

and shot at her twice with ivolver. ‘ {College Ave. said her oy jsusd Perjury Indictment |The Oho, Tam ope i for the Nullifies Murder Count | Police are otro oe ven first

FT. WAYNE, Oct. 5 What is

the state of Indiana going to de about Ralph Lobaugh? .. 7 | al ges That was the question befcre Gov. Schricker today following! the .indictment yesterday of a) third man in the murders for

which Lobaugh was sentenced to die two years ago on hfs own con-|

fession. Dailey Refuses to The grand jury cleared Lobaugh Issue Affidavits

of the) slayings in effect by in-| dicting him on a perjury charge; (Continued From Page Ouse) in confessing them. | greeti with 2 blow te the Lobaugh's attorney, Robert A{Sreeting Buhler, announced he would ask . v . | As other deputies poured inte Gov. Schricker to pardon Lobaugh. iyo doorway, they were greeted In its action last night, the ,. ,iners, including some patrons grand jury’ indicted Franklin who obviously were just trying to a In Ihe wartime murders|o.; out" and fists swung merrily, nine and ina | Haaga, hi Chief Investigator ves said These slayings took place in the officers “had their fal Ft. Wayne in 1044 and 1945 and for something under 10 minutes, the failure of cit a _ When belligerent club employees ¥:anq county po-| bdued, Mr. Graves led lice to solve them became a Were subdued, .

major issue in the local elections. other officers in a quick search of Confessed in 1947 the building. y ‘Everything Gone’

Lobaugh, a neurotic gravedigger ung; short COOK; “Everything was gone,” Invese tigator Graves said. “I ran up-

walked into the police station in| stairs and tore my pants on old

Kokomo in June, 1947, and anurdered th Hoynced he had 1m ®| furniture while running around, I found an open window. [ be-

three women and also a fourth, Dorothea Ho . | 3 Howard | gambling stuff was the window and

Ft. Wayne police found that Lo-| lieve the baugh's confessions to the mur-|Pitched out - ders of Miss Haaga and Miss hauled away during the fight. Kuzeff matched details of those Despite assurances of both crimes, and although Lobaugh Deputies Rackley and Brown that later repudiated all of his con- 8ambling had been in full sway fessions, police pressed charges Prior to the fight officers could and won the indictment on .first|find no trace of gambling. Net degree murder against him. ja single blue chip, not a pair of Lobaugh's admissions, denials, {dice and most: mysterious of all, reconfessions and redenials kept|no felt-covered gaming tables. Ft. Wayne in an uproar. One day| The speedy departure of the in the fall of 1947, Lobaugh ap-|patrons also was a source of | peared in court, pleaded guilty mystery to the officers. : | and was immediately sentenced to| «wppe deputies acted like wil death. men,” Ensley asserted. “They The switch of the Indiana ame jn waving guns and frightelectric chair was never pulled ping guests. Dobkins hit one on Lobaugh, however. His al-|gyectator with a blackjack and torney, Robert Buhler, began a|inen pistol whipped him with the long battle in the Indiana Su- {putt of his gun. Sheriff Cunningpreme Court to establish that Lo- yo 014 he called Commissar baugh was a psychopath who Was c,nningham, he thinks he can say

endeavoring to have the state ) » carry out his death wish. Whether bole re ot na tive Sh ts Bae

«Christen Convicted In November, 1948, Police Chief| The club operator insisted that | Lester Eisenhut brought Robert he, too, was attacked and said he {C. Christen, a Ft. Wayne drug-| needed medical attention for head {gist, back from Denver to face injuries. 3 |trial in the slaying of Mrs. How-| ‘That's Mr. Ensley, a law vioe |ard. Christen was convicted ear-'|ator and hoodlum talking,’ Sher|ly this year and sentenced to life iff Cunningham declared. “My imprisonment. {men were attacked while trying Lobaugh was then granted an to enforce the law. I think it is |indefinite stay of execution. a shame we can't get an affidavit In July, the third man, Click, on this case. A am very unhappy a farmhand, confessed to the kill- ghout the way the prosecutor is |ings of Miss Kuzoff, Miss Haaga gacting.”

|and Miss Conine while under ar-| Prosecutor Dafley was not rest on a charge of rape. available for his version of the affair.

Joseph E. Shea Sings for 8 Hours

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 8 (UP) —Nightclub songstress Joan ShepServices for Joseph E. Shea, herd today claimed the song

'ness of two years, will be held at|City Hall plaza for the local 9 a. m. Monday in Moore & Kirk Community Chest at 5 p. m. (Ine Northeast Chapel, and at 9:30) dianapolis Time). in St. Francis de Sales; _ {Catholic Church. Mr. Shea, who was 58, will be

Hi in Beech Grove Cemetery in Muncie, his native city. A resident of Indianapolis for 20 years, Mr. Shea was for the {last six years employed at the {Central Supply Co. He was a

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