Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1950 — Page 2

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U. S. Pacific Defense

By DAN KIDNEY

: Times Stat Writer ~WASHINGTON, Jan. 4¢— Presi dent Truman's rejection of Formosa as the first line of U. 8. Pa-| cific defense is in direct opposition to thé recommendations of Gen. | Douglas MacArthur as outlined to!

visiting Senators last month, Sen.| Willlam E. Jenner (R.. Ind.) de-

clared today. On his round-the-world figh

with, a Defense Appropriations Jenner and Sen. Homer Ferguson (R. Mich,)

sub-committee, Sen. were designated to ‘inspect mosa. Sen. Jenner remained there, Ferguson was convinced by his in

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spection that Formosa should. be

held,

“Our entire committee was

taken into the map room of Gen

MacArthur's headquarters in Tokyo,” Sen. Jenner said. “There the general took a pointer and placing it on Formosa traced a line from there to Japan and then

to the various Yacific O ae Vallous dadiid

where American troops had conquered the Japs all the way to the

Philippines. Quotes MacArthur

“Of course we asked at once

about holding. Formosa and Gen MacArthur said this:

- . “Formosa is key and vital to! Under. the Far the Chinese National Government was given trusteeship over that island! is signed. We should announce this agreement to the world and boldly say that re

our own security.

Eastern Control Council

until the peace

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this matter.

Bring it from becoming a battleground.

“That is a statément from a man who knows most about it. When I asked if that wasn't de-| claring a sort of Monroe Doctrine for the area the General agreed) that is exactly what it would be. | I am for that, just as I always have been for announcing a U. 8. ‘Monroe Doctrine for Europe, instead of wasting our substance]

there.” - Jenner Triumphs Sen. Jeriner scored a triumph yesterdiy when his plan for a Republican National Policy Committee, composed of Senators,

Congressmen and National Com-|

mittee selections, was approved by the GOP Senators after some sharp caucus debate. He is not content to let that policy be drafted, he said today, without trying to Ftop the bipartisan foreign policy, which he now sums up as follows: -

poses, as I see it, 1s to curtail L67-year- _ our expenditures in Europe and

sthen waste the savings in the

visited all those countries. My

ce is to save the money. If| men were “told an ofl stove ex-| Riivies A 10 to spend our way|Ploded and set fire to one of the)

into bankruptcy the Communists in the Kremlin can take over the world through receivership. They wouldn't need to fight a war. My own view is that they think this will happen and don’t intend to fight in any case”

Rent Decontrol

Report Planned ... Report of a study on a proposed "rent decontrol measiife now being considered by the City Council's

special rent committee, will be

made at a hearing in City Hall at 7:30 p. m. Jan. 11. The committee, Councilman J. Porter

der consideration since the part of December,

Ill with a cold in- Tokyo Sen.

totam se sensiiad

a gw bold about] Formosa is the best way to keep

headed by Seidensticker, has had the measure unlater —

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Dr, | above

| On the scene yesterday, fire:

irooms. ‘Dr. LaShaleri was found {sitting in a chair when fire de{partment rescue squads arrived. {Building residents sald he was a |semi-invalid, but still practiced Norman Britton, of the fire | rescue squad and first ‘to reach ithe apartment, said Dr. LaSha-|

{leri was badly burned before aid!

iarrived. He was given first aid treatment by firemen, -but died seven hours later in the hospital Funeral. arrangements have pot. haan. mada, SS oe a3

To Treat Girl With Rare Disease

COLUMBUS, 0, Jan 4 (UP)

Decision to ask the committee —Two-year-old Janet Beth Wag-

for a preliminary report made last night during the Council's regular meeting. ’

At last night's meeting, Council

officers to serve during the next year were re-elected without .opposition. They are Christian J Emhardt, ‘president; Joseph € Wallace, vice president, and Mr Seldensticker, who will represent

the council on the City Plan Commission ‘and the Board of Zoning . »

Appeals, A HOME OF YOUR OWN

makes. life fuller, richer, affords

security, adds prestige! When are

YOU going to become a HOME OWNER? The time to buy is NOW! Prices are far below the peak prices of 1946. Turm now to the classified columns for an outstanding selection of HOMES FOR SALE . ,. you'll find them’

in The Times EVERY DAY. —— - oR / 1 N

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ner, near death from a rare biooe disease, was expected at University Hospital today or tomorrow with her parents after a from Singapore The child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Paul ‘Wagner, was given only six weeks to live by doctors two weeks ago. The girl's father is chief buyer for the Goodrich Rubber Co., of Akren ‘. PHYSICIANS here said they did not. kmow the exact -ailment suffered by the girl" The parents chose the Columbus hospital be cause both ft and the Ohio State University's College .of Medicine have worked on research dealing with basic blood diseases + The family boarded the Santa Fe Chief in Los Angeles vesterday because of bad flying weath[er after crossing the Pacific hy plane. - ° . ’

January Special!

~~ WAVES

Complets with hale . halk srle. hamper and perma. Bent. Gearsntesd § months, Al for

ST Safisfaction Guaranleed Shampoo & Sots — 75¢ 10 $1.00 Children Given Special Atention

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4h Flow Roosevelt Bidg. Turn Loft From | Elevator

Dave Olinghouse, a junior and licensed driver, instructs | Frances Wilson during the unusual show. Miss Wilson is a junior

Firemen Probe Apartment Fire Fatal to Chiropractor

OSU Hospital |

trip ¢

pa y ‘ $ /

;

is a daily class in proper driving

today ' sought to determine the'l” “What the new program pro- cause of an apartment fire which resulted in the death of a

hirapractor yester ; 8 at Thnk ipa a two-room apartment re (Theatre Ave, died last night in

Middle, Near and Far East. I General Hospital of burfis” recélV&a™ifi" the blaze.

| In Indianapolis

EVENTS TODAY

Liens Ctub—noon, Claypool Ninth Ward . Democratic Women's Club PW all

Ladies Lions Tlab—noon, Lincoln Women's Newecomers—noon, Marott -

Commeree — noon.

EVENTS TOMORROW

Silver Star Review No. 15, Woman's Bene- . -Assotiationd 4s pr mm Bo JOU Bh Odd Pellows Lodge Hall American Chemical Society Meeting—8:30 p.m, Butier University . Co-operative Club-noon, Marott Advertising: Club-—<noon. Athletid Club, Real Estate Board noon, Washington)

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Illet vs. Nathan Evans Eliza H. wv» Coshy Sinclar Leva B ve Wharles W hompason Martha vs Robert L Oil annulment): Mary vs. Chester E Cald well: Jens. vs. Emma L. Fredericksen Charles C, vs. Carolyn L Johnson; Ro-

bherta M. vp. Clifford Liford

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas Bennett 39, 2083 Central

E Ardis Dobhs, 37. 1808 E. Raymond Ottis Pfuteh, 23, Punta Gorda. Fla Nelda J Robbins, 22,,35%48 N. Wallace Harold ack. 1 Punta Gorda. Fla Donna A. Robbins 22. 3548 N. Walisce Robert W. Rayl 29 .3831 N, Gale ath APayne 2742 8 Belleview Place Joo. Wand, 31. . 468 Division: Rose .J Adams, 31. 462 Divisio

Russell Williams Ji 4147 N. Meridian

n Laura KE. Evans. 25. 2545 N. College BIRTHS BOYS t St. Francis Clyde, Barbara Tittle Ronald, Prances 'Elsbury Harold Jr

At General At Coleman J Mary Fagan: Jo At [

Wanda Marbey A Ellen Lyons Tense Bery! Burkhard Adeline Herentsx

Ri. Vineent's- John

E._P. Ruby -Thomas. Gerald, Jus ine Phillabagm Charles Ruth Aan Wirey: Glenn, Pauline Minet: Joseph osephine Jones Theresa Jon

o. Raymond.» Joann Charles, 8hirley Miller. Maurice. Martha Anderson. Wil Marie Housta GIRLS

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At St Francis Roy. Ddrothy Lucille. Rich AL General-8o Ruth Walks At Coleman | d Incaueline 8uyllivan Harry, Phyllis Binstandig, Arvin, Gladys Atidd ¢ t St. Vincent's Charles, Lucille Martin] Harry, Betty Jones. John. Betty Talbe DEATHS . Katie King, 62. al 2312 Yandes. hyperten

® cardiovascu James Edson. #0 sclerotic heart Settie Greene, $0, at 139 Puryear. pneumonia f Mayme Estelle Roberts. 69. at 1308 St Paul, coronary insuficiency Lucy Terry, 76, at 2087 Cornell, sclerotic heart . Lucy J. Dake 81. Vincent's, cardio vasoular r ¥ Anna Blanche Des Jean, 71, at 1907 N Hingis, carcinomatosis » Mary Prances Hall, 72. at 810 Rlake, car-’ cinoma Hermail H. Hofferberl. 61. at 1830 E. 10th arterioselerotic heart ] Edgar DD, Seal at 942 N. Alabama cershral thrombosia Sarah KE Beixinger, 84, at onary thrombosis

a H at 310 Drake, arterio- + ’

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it goes right to the seat of the trouble | to help loosen and expel germ laden

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n Warren Central Pupils Learn Good Drivin

Plan,

Students of Warren Central High School saw the correct way fo handle an automobile in a safety show held yesterday in the gymnasium. Sponsored by the Warren Central Driving Club, 15. attach a rider repealing state police participated, The Crosley was donated for the event by Winings Aute Co., 1016 E.

Old Rush |

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan, 4 Whitehead is suing a theater for $5000 for injuries

suffered when she was {tax on uncolored margarine. trampled in a rush of It also would eliminate a women for the powder [8-year manufacturers’ tax, a room. $480-a-year handling tax for

TRUMAN TO MEET PRESS

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Due fo Hit Floor WASHINGTON, Jana. 4 (UP)-—| The Senate jumped into its first hot controversy today -- a proposal to repeal federal taxes on oleomargarine, : 1 Democratic Leader Scott’ W. | Lucas of Illinois said the House {bill would be brought to the floor — {a8 soon as President Truman has delivered his State of the Union | message, Sen. J. William Fulbright (D. Ark), a leader of the repeal : |torces, was ready to start the {debate, He and his colleagues iare confident the Senate will follow the House lead. : } Even some dairy-state oppo-!

of defeating the bill. There were | predictions that some opponents might try to filibuster the med{Sure to death as a last resort. |

Will Urge Rider

| Sen. Alexander Wiley (R.|

|If successful, the move would |effectively kill the bill.

{UP).— Gertrude |year, would eliminate the 10-/

President Truman wik hold & tax on retailers of colored prod- Morning.

[news conference at 9:30 a. m, uct and a $8 levy on retailers of { (Indianapolis Time) tomorrow, 'the uncolored oleo.

c Ace 10 have your ION CRE est Cok, Bronchitis |

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big, annual housecleaning means big savings te you on cooking, serving and cleaning aids . . . plus conve. nient furnishings for kitchen and bathroom. Shop tomorrow, —

for these and other values.

PLASTIC SHOWER AND WINDOW CURTAINS,

originally 4.95 and 8.50 each .... ..2.49 and

BROOM-MASTER, originally 1.95

6.50 99c 99c

JIFFYWHIP CREAM WHIPPER, originally 1.98 .......... HALL TEAPOTS, decorated, originally 2.78 ........... 1.39

PRO.PHY-LAC-TIC BATH BRUSH, originally 1.19 ........ S9¢ LEINER WALL BRUSH, originally 1.85 ............... LEINER FURNITURE BRUSH, originally 75¢ ...veureens « 39C METAL SIGN STAKES, originally 85c and 225 ............ 39C

\ 8.Pc. DESSERT MOLD SET, originally 1.95 + .vevennn... 89C

con. 1.98

8-Pc. RELISH DISH SET, originally 3.95 ...vvveevev.n. 1.98

MEAT PRESERVER DISH, originally 3.95 ........

4.Pc. REFRIGERATOR DISH SET, originally 2.29 ....... 1.19 STAR CAKE PAN, originally 50€ «.vveevrvvreenrennnenss 3IC ROUND METAL TRAY, assorted’ colors, originally. 2.00 .... 69c

RUBBER FLOOR MATS, red or green on black, originally 1.49 ......vivniiiiinnnnn

CAKE COVER, originally 1.19 .uvuveerrreernsecnneennns

- CAKE COVER, originally 2.59 .............

(6) BREAKFAST TABLES, chrome frames, originally 49.75 -,

ain 33.95

(3) BREAKFAST TABLES, chrome frames,

originally 34.50 ......ciuiiiiiiiaiiiirieninians 19.95

CHROME CARAFON SET, 1.qt. Carafon vacuum: with tray and 2 glasses, originally 19.78 v.vvvvesirnsene.. 995

CHROME VACUUM ICE PRESERVER, originally 15.95 ... 7. 95

~ CHROME VACUUM ICE PRESERVER,

originally 28.00 ".. iii ixuuiansnsatiananikaiane 15.95

(10) UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC WAFFLE BAKERS, originally 11.95 TtenCh Esa ea ser ra rata 12

Circuit Claycom f nents conceded privately that| 1. oocior John 7 S, Leolin nd

there is less than a 50-50 chance, the latter's a | from Rn Safety B J demotion : | for a hearing this morning in Circuit Court.

Defense Lawyers Charge Safety Board With

‘Political Oppression’ in Disciplinary ‘Action Policeman Jacque (Jack) Durham's appeal of a Safety Board The Monon has been -using oll Wis.), a member 6f the butter. decision demoting him from detective sergeant got under way in throughout for some time. state bloc, has said he will try Circuit Court today. all Defense . Lewis Jr. war-time excise tax increases. ‘pression for the past three years. A jury of three women and nine men was selected to hear The House bill, approved by the the appeal before Judge Lloyd Senate Finance Committee last Claycombe. ! Earlier, Safety Board President | {cent-a-pound federal levy on eol- Leroy J. Keach sald the appeal {ored oleo and a ){-a-cent a pound to Circuit Court was unprecedented in Safety Board history. Top Brass Attends Top police brass attended the

wholesalers of colored oleo, atrial yesterday and today.

$200-a-year tax on wholesalersilice Chief Rouls was. present yesWASHINGTON, Jan. 4 (UP) of the uncolored variety, a $48 terday but remained away this

Police Inspectors Leolin Troutman of the uniform division and

The New York Central in this . was down to about six of coal supply, far under the ‘ specified by the ICC. : The Western Division of the Pennsylvania, operating between Columbus, O., and St. Louis, was in alittle better shape for coal, ; {but not much. : ; : The Pennsylvania was Sure 3 {about 12 days coal supply an ho right) would be hit by the order. Like the NYC the Pennsylvania officials said they would determine “lafter today what lines ‘would be suspended. i | * The all-dieseled Monon, how= ever, was about the only road which wasn’t hurt by the order.

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Attorneys Henry R. Wilson Jr. and Lawrence A. Agriculture Class said Policeman Durham was subjected to political °° For Adults Planned

Earl McCormick, vocational agriculture director at Southport High School, will conduct an agriculture class for adults at 7:30 p. m. each Wednesday, beDurham, whose stormy police ginning today in the school. carédr had run the gamut from Walter Weber of the Indiana city-wide acclaim to suspension Farm Bufedu EE ts y evelopments in . for disobedience, studied law in ties Jan. 11. Indiana University. { dom —————————— He has been suspended many CARD PARTY PLANNED

t , aft an Ladies auxiliary No. 2511, Fraies ‘site Ls exposed grart and ternal Order of Eagles, will hold corruption on Indiana Ave. three a public card party at 8 p.m. toe

EL Er nf ee | John (Jack) O'Neal of the detective division were among the police officials present.

Po- i"

|years ago, implicating many po- day in the Fountain Square build. ing, 1105 Prospect St.

lice officials.

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FRamAP IEF

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Cleaver, cook's fork, serrated bread knife, carver and

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Paring, utility, butcher, slicing, and grapefruit knife set, _ originally 3.95 Sesessesseesesresseressststsssenen 1.98

50 Chrome Dinette Chairs 8.95 and 7.50

Attractive chrome chairs with backs and seats in .washable

leatherette or duran. Red, yellow, blue, black and green included,

Heavy Galvanized Steel Tubs

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