Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1950 — Page 1

FORECAST; Cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight, 65. High tomorrow, 85.

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5 Lives; Chicago Man Drowned The long, happy holiday {week-end is reaping a grim [traffic toll.

; | Fourth of July violent David Ray, Ww, fights for his We against “tetanus infection . . . his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Na- deaths’ had reached 12 in!

thaniel Ray, du have great hope. Indiana this morning, and the|

In County and 74 Throughout State

committee listed 24 Marion Tescue.

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{volume of highway traffic still so of 74 in the state. | ’ | {was mounting. Cpl. Richard E Millis | The committee report made American troops rush north-to rescue. B-20's and Aus cra 0 eCOMES Six deaths were added to the) | specific that it had no proof any tralian Mustangs. bomb: Yonpes Ret Eoiean port AAS I ay ry -Hobsier toll —-vesterday- mtviguat listsd is a bookmaker.| miles north of 38th Parallel. Red Korea radio reports SER” 1i reine Hoosier GI LOS | REGENES SEE knees ones ropes 80 be on Fn # or | train and a spectator injured {Lemcke Bldg. John J. Gorman is gang. The reports were unconfirmed. ais Sass I) Korea Crash en SUVON. KOREA Sor of 1 North Koruna whieh . Backyard Play Brings | anderaon Inoweren po attacked American airstrip marked with Red Star of Dread Sickness One Every 15 Minutes | : ‘Things Are Bad’ ! Soviet Russia. ne By EDWARD WILSON | Meanwhile, the United Press Mother Shocked; porcet, 2 Fates Rous ow SOMEWHERE IN KOREA—Maj. Gen. William F. Dean fod . On the fifth floor St Methiodssi hy had died zation that cnel Had Premonition . [ness for all the bookies” Mr. assumes command of U. 8. forces in Korea. : Hospital, 2 Ue Shae ibid fifteen leu = as the holiday By CLIFFORD a {Oman sad. ast wockmakers) I VOTON Belief grows that Russia will’ keep hands 3 was celebrate meas ta riter 4; tent, fighting for Ns a i +" In an effort fo halt a rapidly] GREENSBORO, July 3— The In town complained that “things| off: Navy reported to be on lookout for Russian sub-U-1314 a youm 1s si) ot oe rising increase in fatal automo- specter of Death, cloaked in Com- have been bad for us for the last] marines, : : ents, and the clicking machine| {bile accidents, Indiana bas been! niet red and armed with the! ou) Cars. LONDON-—Radio Moscow charged the United States with

{asked to join the other states in “They didn't have to name the

msmmneand that sesstes each ireath of nationwide crackdown on speed- [Raine 54 fickle, Dovered oy °T bookie joints,” one gambler said| Preparing for bacteriological war with assistance of 18 tilers TE MES avid Ray, 3%, has lived three ing and drinking drivers. | Mrs, Fred Pope had been offi- 3. Rouls knows where they are. Japanese experts.

The plea was in a letter sent |

e a gure to Gov. Schricker by the Asso-| {23-year-old son, Cpl. Richard E.

ravages of tetanus. Doctors gave. him only a few days.

“1 don’t know what they want |

* { Millis, was missing and presumed | ng the nd ‘week of| i ? : : : At on 2 Page $ —Col. 1) | (dead after the h. of .an AL erica cut out the raect vate news that it may intervene in Korean and Tndo-Cliiness June, David was playing with his o¥ air rich 2 h Martha R Force plane carrying him from legging “SARAH news © fights. men Lise ASR Mitra ss brothers, Michael, 2, and Danny,| Michael, Danny, David Ray (left to right] with Martha Ray. Li htning Bolt Japan to Korea, bt mn] A third gambler, known . . : 5. He slipped and fell on a pile ly Cpl. Millis becomes the first In-| | By United Press : of rocks back of his home, 38 N.| diana easualty of. the Korean rT oDnettione iy In Free Koreans were reported falling back today from Oakland Ave. He skinned i n t e nsi e War. According to the War Dey, "ors player to the stock their shattered Han River front after Red armored spearknee, : : | urns en partm ent Tonimuhication bo he) market player. (heads forced a crossing over three makeshift bridges to Mother Frightened : ! mother, he was among mer ; - ‘Out to Clean Up’ 3 On Thursday -of, that same 0 T Ti | fan soldiers missing after the swing south and outfl Suwon. W, the difference ween 7 OWN Jesek, Bis Mothes: Mrs, Nathaniel e imes : . Violent Storm Floods Stash of -an advance transport: What a dine Shoe tha oes Red Korea's radio, m anwhile, said American air raid : no s face was o Largest | ; you. a tendency. to. talk Investigation 1 mes. reporter. ord iii Sate rind Ave - Areas rr —grief-stricken tearful: paying. Both Sars he “Waited ers “twice” Bombe: their-capital,~Pyongang, dropping 800 GE -T + are Department to increase = 1 mother steadfastly refused todayito know. © guys are out to bomb. all. ; ¢ through his teeth. She knew childten. Ted Knap tells how a story became “no | LOCAL TEMPERATURES lea - bombs in ! t dmit h ldi hot her n up.” t - $495 DN David had hot had $etanus shots, BLOTY.” ceseenssosrsnninsssnrssssssssssatsanennsancnis Page 4 6a m:.. 66 10a m.. 10 agmy Fo er-photograp “That guy Rouls has been mak-| Thirty. bombers staged the 3 gan 2 and she was frighten {Indianapolis men are serving on ships and bases around ‘the | Tam... 67 1am ..7 Almost in the same breath ling us miserable for a long time, i first raid shortly after dawn $265 Dav os Beightiorhond dostor world. Whom do you know “In Service?” i...ccevveenns Page 7 8 a. m... 67 12 (Noon) 71 "'a horse race betting bookie com-| irs ortly shot 1 . PN.-1 » Who gave him 8 ota, Earl Wilson, looking for something. “real British” at a wed- 9a m.. 68 1pm ..7 (Continued on Page 8—Col. 7) plained. and 2 the Second, I WO Ter ; But 1 was 100 Jats. ding anniversary supper, finds Cesar Romero playing Sn = ~==1—Chief Rouls said:' down, the Reds e report «+ $435 py The next day David went jute ANASLA. reererrriretrrtersrerr rire ears Page 2. TWO men were struck by light | “And I'll continue to make them! was unconfirmed by any Ameri= FT sv din. 3 violent convulsion and was|,, dressmakers "have scheduled a revolution for ning during a series of violent Mirror of Hoosier | miserable.” can source. : hodist Hospital. Mr, Five Parisian dressmakers ave scheduled a revolu | Aersterms. that: rolled over | Ge las MacArthur's heads Fushied to Met > July 15. Milady of the slender purse will be able to | thundersto And so Indianapolis police and| old W. No n Doug : Gen. $636 ox. RAY, Who WOKS SOF the Pectin &| pick froma wide choice of exclusive creations. Com- - {Indianapolis early today. First Casualties in others across the nation had a eapons No quarters omitted a midnight coms Hotlls Fas TM. ¥astern Railroad, was somewhere mittees for the Western Outdopr Tennis Champion- | Police erected barricades after ‘new book for their professional Match for U.-S. Armor munique such as was issued seve . $995 in Ohio, z {residents along. Sutherland Ave. World War I : “B fo i ; . 2. Me eral days last week, and for hours Y os DN. Ships ANNOUNCEA.. sss csnrnrsrsssssnsvsesssssensessPRgesS 4, 5 est Sellers” list...a directory . David was given a drug to néar 34th St. awoke to find them: By KEYES BEECH * |nothing official were heard from ly ‘modern.” Like Frank Sinatra signs $3 mllion three- .year radio and tele- {of some 2000 subscribers to racing n Yorelsn Correspondent lessen the severity of his convul- vision contract with CBS. Flying “banana” has (selves stranded by a flooded ,\mpASTING with the first news services. We en oa the Korean front. ia . $395 sions. His neck was operated on, laced Avi The “b : b ab | avenue. AT ; devi mel AMO Chair Ernest W. McFarland] [AEJON, South Korea, July 3/ Military spokesmen at Wash= » DN. d in his windpipe replaced flying saucer. e “banana” was observed by B c tea. 30. .of 5 a. Indiana casualty in the Korean) rman |—Now it's Russia's turn to put|ington, briefing the press at 9 refrig.. bottle gas. a tube inserte personnel of the CAA over Washington and Moritana ruce. Lompton, .50, OL Seneca-|, . i+ 36 Hoosier service men, (D. Ariz.) of fhe Senate com- P » ! uld breathe ; : ’ i ey Moon, 52, of 4 : : 4 a. m. Indianapolis time today, PAY and onge again he co 8 Saturday night. All in Opal Crockett's collection of ville, O.. 2nd Dewey ' oor O° were killed Dec: 7, 1941, first day merce subcommittee which pre-/up or shut up. Fe great ely. stories “About People.”. Page 9| 6602 E. 20th St. suffered burns f World War II. ' : \pared the list, said the majority| —Ir the Soviets don’t put then stated that there was no ; He Was Silent 9 ap yg eat ptt 8° 2 and shock after a bolt flashed °f Vvorld War P Vielscontpu. up change in the Korean situation. , Furniture } {If you celebrate ‘independence of “the United States behind the East! Thirty-five Indiana sailors and of the subscribers are book-ijt should be a very short war. The spokesmen declared it . For two weeks he could not . tomorrow, you're two days late. Andrew Tully ex- through a garage behind the East | , jiers were killed in the Jap makers. [If they do that's the beginning of not clear who held Kimpo an. move. He lay silently in bed, plains the mixup on the Editorial Page. Illinois’ Gov. Side residence where they were sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. Names and addresses. of 74. the {hird world war. “TH samen Og Watched -by-a-nurse-every-hour-of ——jdtat-F:- Stevenson says there “18 & growing need for [working -on-an-automobite: They A nother Hoosier soldier was killed Hoosier establishments, including! at east that's the way it looks Ret, at Beoul The Spoke 5 FT Trailer iat: ————the_day_and - night, For. three a complete “overhaul “of “thé tax’ stFicture of city,” ~~ Were treated in General Hospital's, y.; “maneuvers in California 22 in Indianapolis, one in Beech trom this muddy. I Soh made ne HeRHon of he “Han ak 7457 E. Wash. weeks he has not been able to eat. | county, state and federal governments”. ...o0uinean Page 7 .35 Inch of Rain ‘on the same day. ‘Grove and. one in Speedway City | Koreas ty Whete ” Amiericat pet re ea ag the TT - 1° BL ASE His body depends entirely upon Indians sink to third place as they lose a twin. bill to the | The storm peppered .35 inch of Victims were: {were included. Indianapolis, Beech ‘soldiers are gathering to drive|g, ut Tokyo Joyo t Sout blood transfusions and interven-/ = Louisville Colonels. Players for the 17th annual rain_on downtown Indianapolis mebert Geraid Allen, Stms, Army: Miter Grove and Speedway persons! Tak he Co iy aders Oreans as retreating. steadily nt © ous feedin 1 All-St ’ las Weir Cook Municipal Airport{R. Arthurheits, South Hend, Marine; Wil- “bac e Communis under constant Communist press X g. major league ar game named. Detroit Tigers nr John Bonfiglio, “Elkhart, Navy: Allen were listed as clients of the Capi trom the north. Af Ameri uni 19P. M On’ the seventh night, David] will win the American Leagte pennant “if tradition {reported .52 inch washed its Oils Brooner "Dale ys ct Dent tal City Publishing Co. . ra Sure, Ah Amerean comm episod was worse. He had a temperature holds,” reports Carl Lunagutst in his “Baseball {1ields in. the pre<awn shower, initanas ap a wea yOsorse Ered] Mr. McFarland ' made it clear] If the Russians don't come-to i sus] 1h Xorea a tt : FETE of 106.6 degrees. His mother Roundup.” .......... cevessever ener ios es Pages 11,12 Officials at the Weather Bu-: 3 Navy) Alfred F Livingston, ; Artomobilel called the Rev. Ralph Pearson, Can business hold the line? And how good js your Jobe. | reau blamed the storm to warmer Werdiingion. CNavy, Howard Don Crom reli. (Continued on Page 8—=Col. 6) (Continued on Page §—Col. 2) ‘ern front is not so good.” ~~ hospital chaplain, at his home. | And what about your credit? . . Read the answers of air. invading the state from the Broek Navy, Charles a ATIan fy ough Already Hl outflanked Si ailcy: "any Dare a0 : In the shadowy quiet of the| = the “experts” in Harold HEaneys “Today in Business Page 7) south, irritating existing cool Nal,; Conrad Kulawa Hammond, Army.” Where the B 29's-Raided “Reds. — by one oe Sore tani - ont was FE- MOTORS... pee we: FOO the chaplain. Daptized-David:.- “Amtisements . ™ Shows re Pradiciad to te} a da ahah Kary aarts in South Korean hands tonight. . be J Afiar the Single Jenvice, sens ot BHege LL 184° Nabbed for Speeding ge ea ne day, -and Frank Fron Laforie.” Navy! William ” 2 pppoe | Suwon, 20 miles south of Seoul, Classified. os. uevvenvss ] Sndiana pois: Navy Arthur 2 / lies: astride the historic invasion ate, NG, quietnéss and peace. Comics "16 On-Holiday Week-End through tomorrow. Holiday. tem. Lyns Maison. Indisnapotis, Nay Sake reiereeeks ii Foute to the-south. ~ gril] APL hen last wack David be - Crossword rrrixrivsrv |" Pollcs Today reported S4 arrests er eares gem ve 00 tonne PE aot a United Press' War Corresponds Sabaneta i | z i “1800 & Trov. os simple orders such as “stick out! Editorials... : 1 ‘| for speeding ‘in. Indianapolis so.The mercury today was to climb Ward: Tisten Army (Rlled lu Callforuit s) ‘ent Jack James sald free Korean OTE TR your tongue, roll: on. your. side, Mrs, May srrerreae s far during the Fourth of Julyto 82. Temperatures rose -to 80 Eugene Brickley, Uniondale, Marine. army headquarters, - Planning to - eS. Cxeeernerneeses ~ terday and slid to 66 early to-| me ol HL ow up the an Suwon | YORK, TR-1308 : pond ou mouth.” It Seougst My DAY seoersrsnaases i jBoliday. : Fa Pugs nr fii ht Gerald to seal off the highway that has ' . MAN “aeveess sevens Records listed 77 speeders ar-. wen 8 Ne City. Newsi | ed th h it for near 1000 A © well, Ga y ¥i ay 88 0 0. Future Brighter I Pattern csveicass sess 5 rested Saturday, July 1; five ves-! ! Eaward New oa, Te Fre Tagte: Nagy? John oy Toug ly ! BR Alo iii ies ress 13 " Ronen Neal, . Lafayette, Navy: Max Ed-| - Today David was taken out of Ea al 10 |terday and two early today. The d p ecu ies yard Flory ” iad Na Francis | No Opposition and wr : 8 LAfANCES . susvanudn {three-day total includes 12 ar- | 1 Hannan, own = : is anger: Mary 7, Te at tao. Dat oe a stl Society .......s..cec 45 rested for reckless driving and | Rn | olomeer, Suwon was Tare Quines. TL: Georsis considered a serious case. Be Rovola TR | nine for other traffic .offenses. Pelley Decision column which penetrated to Kum 342 Earl; Wanda E. The doctor terms David's case ODItUBFeR eres 2.13 ie Resigns D : d fo Ww k yangjangni, 30 miles east, yester~ | alayette: Laura B, the most severe he has seen. He Births, Deaths, Events, Brick Bungalow, | e aye or ee i day and rolled on. today : 1335 5 East; Martha ajo sald _David 3 wy looks! Ship Movements i... State Securities Commissioner NOBLESVILLE, July 3 (UP)—| , ARN Banerotts brighter, but Jest 11s eon uehine, Earl Wilson ....visees oil Heat, Deep \Fred W. Hoffmark today re- Judge Tom R. White postponed ty Eve New w Yorks Saiment on ya ay the Women’ 8 sseeasiaes *, isigned his $5000 a year post. (for at least a week today a 3 J128 y 7 |tot North Side | His resignation was ‘regret- ruling on whether Wililam Dudley > i Blirea Minds of David's parents. But his New Grand Tory 4 | fully acceptad ‘by Secretary of Pelley must return to North Caro£0 (3033 Caroline; : tight for life is costing Beazly| | State: Charles F. Flatar. - who lina 10 serve a suspended.senfence. E. New York: $500 a week. The Rays were jus Cho en for Vand ST. ANDREWS immediately appointed Pat Dona- given years ago in a stock froud , 1817 1, Cgmmerce. al getting on their feet when David Ss tery arell-butlt brick’ bungsiow. pu. Ft. Wayne, 48 successor. | Case. Hisdo Sun became lL wa because al After examining 17 persons, Bac ne and” Kische hen. Tvs | “Mr. Hoffmark's resignation is. Pelley, former Silver Shirt lead340° Holy Wanda EF ini a ew Bsa a criminal court judges today chose, at with 3 Modern off heating | effective immediately. jer ochvicted of wartime sedition iver. pe lille sc gr nthe grand which - will Slant, 30x: { In a-detter to. the Secretary of In 1943 at Indianapolis, - was Fi. Knox, Ky; Mary .. life and death fight for a small the grand jury serve] eT spo, mae State, Mr. Hoffmark, 4912 §. paroled from the U. S. peni837 , Lockerbie: Jace boy nd for the next six months, . Realtors. 432 Circle Tower MA-1376 | East St., said he was leaving to tentiary at Terre Haute, eafly 14 E._Walout; Mare : { - For the second time in Marion! ter the practice of law. He this year. Authorities from Tshe$4 E Wana, 7 w 1k Hi h Wire | |County history a Negro was ® If you have been wanting [Lente : y (ville, N. C., launched a fight in} 5 Stinrenpolis. Migh: : aiks nig {chosen in the panel.. He Henry, to buy a contfortable lit- WINES ra. |tWO coUMs. to extradite him to k 41. R.R. 11; Ess. |Carpeter, of “43 8. Catherwood tle 2-bedroom brick home | J ‘eaving ¥ Buncombe ‘County. 1612 Wilcox. At 84 Years Old p : th thside. perh Itivé family is not an easy task mine : Cumbia; Maudie J, ~ |Ave., an empioyee of Allisons. on the noriusice, perhaps | of I have thoroughly enjoyed But Pelley filed habeas corpus 0. 0 Drake; Tove ; . @Still a daredevil at - | Others chosen. are John F. Ed- the home above will’ in- | Ruse zeal ly rf oyec | petitions in Vigo and. Hamilton Morristown; Al years of age. Prof. wards, 5155 E..21st St; an em- terest you. It's jusiprene serving the best interest of Circuit Courts. He won the court ods, y a Cou Baldwin hopes to 5 ‘ployee of the P. R. Mallory Co.; of many fine homes for the public.” test in Vigo. Today, Judge White asl Ma © brate his 100th birthday. Mrs. Sarah M. Faulk, 809 Spruce| sale advertised in the [ITP Fleming, who noted Mr. Feéfused to hear oral arguments fa n Sli Re 2 by by Walking a high wire ist, employee of the Hook Drug ~ Classified columns of fo- ar had helped prepare the| 2nd gave attorneys for Pelley and| =r Across a western canyon. Co.; Robert Williams, 4515 Evans- OE on ys HOMES state's criminal case -against|ihe state seven days in which to/ FES Lo ® How “the professor” ton Ave, New York Central Rail-i | “POR SA I ~ HONS several evangelists who allegediy| Prepare written briefs. BE : keeps fit . . . Row a $10 road; Walter F. Engle, 5249 E.| = Asheville authorities, “whose &

2 Electric, North, south, -east or swindled their congregations of + Jol pisos got. Bim | jms ast a, foremus Liberty Ei t, however, yow'll find |huge sufns, said he accepted Me. ; |W.35th St, Ei Lily&Co. | “a BIG SELECTION or |Holtmark's resignation Tefin as he walked out last

wl ‘Donahue ‘was a former Fran were folie by. Perley

efforts to arrest Péiley at the) {Sates of ‘the Terre Haue institu- ,

State Holiday First Casually Bookies Howl 50 U.S. Planes Drop At Senate List 800 Bombs in 2 Raids : Of Wire Users On North, Foe Reports

Aussies Say B- 2 Smacked Foe Traffic Crashes Toke Bare 24 Subscribers Where It Hurts in Northern Sallies :

TOKYO, Tuesday, July 4 (UP)—Hard pressed South Indianapolis’ horse betting Korean forces clung stubbornly to outflanked Suwon | fraternity squirmed today. | today, beating off Communist attempts to encircle them The Senate Commerce sub. Pefore onrushing American troops could come to their

County subscribers to horse TOKYO—Free Koreans fall back from shattered Han River ‘track information and a total line. Reds outflank Suwon, 20 miles south of Seoul.

cially notified yesterday that her |. knocked them all off.” HONG KONG—Reports that Communist China is massing |from us,” another bookie said. * n nearly 750,000 troops on its borders lead to speculation

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