Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1950 — Page 10

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* Chesterton while he was making! his getaway, state police sald. The boy, David Swarner. who! the station for his

man with a 22-caliber rifle. Served Illinois Term |

nois State Prison Mar. 30 after| serving a three-year term for, armed robbery, state police said.] Indianapolis police arrested Robert Forrest, 25, Mt. Julian, Tenn., early today. They said they found him leaning over the;

Jones was released from Tili-

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wives?

So we sit home a lot rather than go out with men who snag our hose and ruin our clothes, trying to make us lose our self

Why do mar-| ried men in our!

cry on our shoul-. ders about their Are we| at fault because we're friendly toy them when they completed summer course and speak to us? We special art sessions in 88 alemen-

WHY IS IT once you've been married, people, especially men, think you're ready for anything? 1d We're two divorcees in our 20's. asked aon dates is “Are you married or have you been?” we say we've been married men think

When we're ready for all night ignored the opportunists or de-stepped undesirable invitations by turning on your personality. Those methods will still work.

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of The Times share your problems. Write in care of The Times, 214 .W. Maryland St.

‘ Summer School

Is Out for 4800

ndianapolis pupils who have

safe in a filling station at Ken- aren't looking for husbands, least tary schools. Classes dismissed tucky Ave. and West St. shortly of all some other woman's hus- for the summer at noon. after midnight. He was charged band. We only want good com-| Summer sessions for 3000 high

with pre-burglary. | Noble Cox, 63. of 818%; W.| Michigan St, was booked on a city vagrancy charge. Police said| they arrested him when they saw]

tor’s office at 501 N. West St. Cox, on parole from Indiana

. Btate Prison, is wanted in Ander- © pon on a second degree burglary | . charge, police said.

Sugar's Sugar Bowl, 952 N.|

J West St. was entered last night|

and a cigaret machine and three! wall juke boxes had been opened, police were notified by Henry Vaughn, 26, of ‘510 W. 10th St. | an employee. John B. Hartman, 53, of 1060 E. New York St., reported he was robbed of $35 last night by a man who pushed him into a doorway in the 400 block of S.!

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HELD AS ABSCONDER DALLAS, Tex., July 21 (UP)-— | George -L. Smith, former New Orleans dirt-moving contractor, was held here today on a charge of absconding with 84250. Allan {Minter of New Urleans, Smith's

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Police to Wait Until Case Is Tried Police have halted an investi-!

The first question we're S2tion into charges that two pa- sign

trolmen allowed a prisoner to be /mauled by two private citizens,

§ {Chief Rouls revealed today,

A preliminary probe will await further action Aug. 2 when the {case comes to court. No action iwill be taken against the two patrolmen before then, the Chief. |said. | Chief Rouls said he does not plan to summon witnesses who {reported they saw Patrolmen WilHam Clark and Jack Corydon /hold the prisoner while two park{ing lot attendants beat him. The iprisoner is Walter Hendren, 30, charged with assault and battery. The police chief said he will wait until Hendren appears in Municipal Court 3 Aug. 2. He said a police representative will be in court to hear all evidence. “Witnesses on both sides will be able to testify about the beating,” he declared. ; Lt. William Tremp of traffic division said he began checking on the incident Tuesday, a short time after it occurred. He said his probe has been halted although not compieted. Police reports show-the two patrolmen did not include the charged assault on the prisoner in their written report on the arrest, Witnesses said Officers Clark and Corydon held Hendren while the attendants beat him. The policemen watched while two attendants knocked Hendren to the floor, kicked at him and “walked on his ear,” witnesses declared. Both Mayor Feeney and Leroy Keach, president of the Safety Board, said punitive action is up to Chief Rouls—for the time being. They have not entered the investigation but are awaiting a report from the chief.

SHOTS FATAL TO ARCHITECT MUNCIE, July 21 (UP)-—Herb-ert F. Smenner, prominent architect here, died in a hospital yesterday after fatally wounding himself with a 22 rifle on a country road, Sheriff W. Pete Anthony said. He was 54.

In Korea,

Russ Signs of

LONDON, July 21—There is observers of foreign affairs here

Russia didr’t expect America has done. As recently as May 5 the Foreign Affairs Committee, wrote Korea off in an interview for the United States News and World Report. rd He was asked: “Do you think the suggestion that we abandon South Korea is going to be seriously considered?” He replied: “I'm afraid it's going to be serously considered be-! cause I am afraid it is going. to! happen whether we want it to happen or not. I'm for Korea. We're trying to help her—we're| appropriating money now to help; her. But South Korea is cut right| across by this line (the 38th par-| allel) —north of it are the Com-.

'munists with access to the (Chi-|

nese) mainland—and Russia is over there on the mainland. So that, whenever she takes a no-| tion, she can just overrun Korea just like she probably will overrun Formosa when she gets ready to do it. I hope not, of course.” Then the Senator was asked: “But isn't Korea an essential part! of the defense strategy?” |

America Awakened |

He answered: “No. Of course Copyr

any position like that is of some] strategic importance. But I don’t think it is very greatly important. It has been “testified before us that Japan, Okinawa and the! Philippines make the chain of] defense which is absolutely nec-

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tional territory along in that area, would be that much more but it's not absolutely essential.” i Observers here say if you were! a Russian reading such an opinfon from the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee what would you think? Moreover, Sen. Connally’'s state-| ment only echoed known views of some of our top military planners, Therefore, the Russians may | have felt they had an open invitation to aggression in Korea. Now, however, they find they

thave awakened America—the;

s of Seeking Peace No Surprise in London

By WILLIAM MeGAFFIN, Times Foreign Correspondent

s of looking for a negotiated end to the war in Korea. * This is the way they size things up:

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To Fight for Peace no surprise among experienced 7 in London that Russia is giving! BERLIN; July 21 (UP)--The personal representative of Gen-, - nth XK: ih leratisimo Joseph Stalin at the) plunge orea the way Sen. Tom Connally, chairman ot Seman Communist Party Con-| : igress in Eastern Berlin appealed “sleeping giant” a the British today for a united fight by Ruscall us. It'll only a question to preserve of time until American might Sians and ane : gets organized, retrieves the sit- the peace in Europe. ! uation in Korea, and puts strong] M. R. Susiov, who is secretary guards around other potential of Russia's Communist Party as | trouble spots in the world. well as Stalin's representative, | Joe Stalin reads the reports said that if both peoples fought | flooding into the Kremlin and he for peace with the fervor they sees he has overplayed his hand./showed in World War II peace He has never been one for taking Would be assured. unnecessary risks. He always; Susiov drew heavy applause, prefers a pushover. So what does He spoke briefly after West Gerhe do now? Why he listens at- many’s Communist boss admitted tentively as the British ambas-/the Reds weren't doing very well sador and the Indian prime min-/in the Western zones and asked ister talk of cease fire, Of course fellow-Communists for advice. his stooges are winning in Korea, Max Reimann, the West Ger--~80 he can set a price for calling man Communist chief, told 4000 off the scrap. ‘delegates from 25 nations attendIf America falls for this it willing the congress that the party be walking right <into a trap. had failed to make substantial For, as observers here see it, Joe inroads in the American, British Stalin—if he’s smart-—will only'and French zones. lay low until he's got America: Foreign delegates attending the § lulled into another slumber. Then conference were reported holding he'll take us by surprise again behind-the-scenes strategy talks. somewhere—and it would be Konea all over again—or perhaps something worse.

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