Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1950 — Page 2
Enemy Officer’ Deserts Fight Voluntarily
TOKYO, Aug. 23 (UP) — The
North Korean invaders have lost two high-ranking officers within a week and much of their steam, reports from Korea said today. The Reds were reported to have lost the commander of their 4th Division, which was beaten by the Americans in the Naktong! River bulge, and a lieutenant. — colonel who surrendered veolun--tarily. ! A headquarters spokesman in’ - Tokyo said the lieutenant-colonel, commanding artillery im the Korean 13th Division, deserted. . the third officer to do so.
The Spokestian said this deof pf the Red 1200 “Division. at <a
that the
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lieved to be dropping, the spolkes-! man said, with shortage of food
one of the main reasons.
: A dispatch from Korea said American patrols near Hyonpung, 20 miles southwest of Taegu, picked up prisoners today who sald they had not eaten in four
Jack Mcintyre New State Chief American Legionnaires today looked back on their latest election race as one of the “cleanest on record.” In rapid fire balloting yestér-
state commander. Frank Jessup, the opponent from the 10th Leglon district, withdrew from the race after Mr. McIntyre tallied & total of 8421; votes. Under Legion election regulations, a total of 832 was needed to win the campaign. Delegates to the 32d annual convention! were eligible to cast 1661 votes.
Other Offic. rs
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Dr. Alberta Jones . . . new child guide, 2
Named Director Of Child. Clinic.
Dr. Alberta Jones today was
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1045 enlisted men. | Other developments:
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Indiana Air National ‘maneuvers at Grayling, Mich,
1OMiee announced women who a
[with no dependents and between {ages of 18 and 30, may enlist in
hitches.
Indianapolis reservists who will ’ report to the Central Induction Station, 42 Massachusetts Ave.
“RORY EET Carroll R. Frye, 10 Spencer Ave.; Sgt. Donald R. Walker, 815 W,
| appointed director of the Child Brook St. and Sgt. James W. North Korean morale is be- Guidance Clinic of Marion Coun-
ty. Inc. Dr, Jones became the first
Weaver, 5176 8. Atherton In Dr.
permanent director of the on State's Workers
rh Reed is Chief of Staff of| he Norways Sanitarium. He has or the clinic since its found- | Ing in 1949 The clinie,. newest of the red feather agencies in Indianapolis, is located in 1949 E. 11th St. The work of the clinie deals with be-
a community service.
Graduate of IU
Mrs: Jones nae her hone with her husband attorney Har
Maple Rd. * A graduate of Indiana University, Dr. Jones was formerly psychiatric consultant for pivate} social agencies here. She serv her medical internship at Hd Hospital and took graduate work in neuro psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. She was a member of the staff of the Philadelphia Child Guid-| ance Chnic, and then was. pavehiatiiat for the Indianapolis
Dr. goons was affiliated with | the state welfare department and director of the Marion County Hygiene Clinle.
Mrs. E. E. Parris
Other officers- elected “were the S00-Ave..
two southern vice ¢ commanders, John Chappell, Aurera, Eighth rish moved here 35 years District, and Stephen W. Rbatt| was a member of the Eh intian
Rites Saturday
Mrs. Jessie Uroay died this morning at her home, 2513 Madi-
Born in Green field,
old Willard Jones, in 320 HK.
Schricker Says All Others Cleared Out
termed “good, loysl Americans”
havior problems in children, a8 today by Gov. Schricker upon | the completion of a six-week sub-| short time each day. {versive probe in the Welfare De-| The new charges, if authorized, New York today after a three- west of the i he said. “would raise “the cost for A 20° “month VIsitin the United States.
“1 feel “confident their loyalty has been fully established,” the
Governor said.
Gov. Schricker commended
Maurice Hunt, welfare director,
{for the “thoroughness” of the in-
4 vestigation.
{ Two welfare workers, who two imonths ago were found circulat-
ing Communist-inspired **
petitions” in the city precipitated | an investigation of all state em-
{ployees. The two workers Subse- | quently were fired. Two Others Quit Two other welfare workers re-|
eigen; one While 5H VACHtION and | nay
ithe other after refusing to sign a loyalty oath. In a letter to Gov. Sehricker, |
Mr. Hunt said the entire depart- |
ment had signed loyalty oaths. {He also sald that workers sus[pected of subversive activities were “fully investigated.” | “Those remaining have been | completely exonerated,” " ‘Mr. Hunt wrote,
cepted, will go imto an Indiana Military District "ready pool” 4 of |
ONE: Brig. Gen. Robinson] {Hiteheock, state adjutant, “took! off” for a flying inspection of the' $8
Guard on TWO: Marine Corps Recruiting
highi school graduates, single,
‘ination at § a. m. tomorrow. They | #5 {will return to inactive status fol-| {lowing examination; and If ac-!
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. [heaviest action came ~when a U. 8. company stormed a nn,
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zones which are
ng £ = Sought: ¥: Abuses
Phillip Bayt foot zone from $23 to $50 a year; a 50-foot zome from $50 to $109, lifted, American artillery, mor-, [today asked the Satety Board and $150 instead of $73 for a T5- tars, tanks and wid Itook over. They knocked out two| businesses for street Board Member Albert Gisler, | Red self-propelled guns, four mor-| {foading zones. ~~ president of Kothe, Wells & Bauer tary and several machine Mr. Bayt, in his request to the Co., said a higher fee ‘was _noth- the west gide of the ridge. board, said he has found that! [ing more than “taxation.” B many firms are “abusing” the “The business man is already munists. At the blast of a bugle! identified by| taxed too much,” he said. yellow paint on the curbstones. Mr. Geisler said a change inicommand post, the Red infant Many individuals are using the the regulations would not- affect charged out of the hills. | areas for private all-day parking, 'his firm at 240 Virginia Av Ave. | whieh prohibits use by shoppers, | Se ————— State welfare workers were My Bayt said. He also has found that some
City Controller
double the rates charged i private
firms load in the areas only a Former
‘department in the state had comAr pleted the loyalty probe. He said | - . She he knew of no individual! or indi-|
Gov. Schricker sald. that every. |
who. refusad to. sign a,
can, Fishers, Sixth Distriet; two,
northern vice commanders, Alton)
Church at Greenfield Surviving are her husband, a-!
Cochran, Crown Point, First Dis-| Abbott, Greenfield.
trict, and Gilbert Bates, Warsaw, |
Second District; B. W, Breedlove Indianapolis, 11 Distriet, finance officer; the Rev. Otto C. Busse, Decatur, Fourth District, hap
lain, and Harry Jackson Jr. | ion, Fifth District, Re arms,
fc relations with the Soviet Union|
and its satellites, and a “pe-|
{
Bot h were adopted.
~ AHtempted by
DOVER, England, Aug: 23 (tu oy,
15 minutes when he reaches the
before to swim the channel both| ways in a single day. He swam
diet of champagne. ___._____Two other swimmers, who left Cap Gris Nez on the French coast before Mr, Moulin, gave up when,
But a fourth swimmer who set off from the English coast still was going strong. Quits After Hour Georges Alfonst, a French en gineer, quit only an hour after!
Waal, 22, of Holland gave up after five hours. Still going strong in the opposite direction at mid-day was Philip Mickman, 19-year-old Yorkshire schoolboy, who completed the France-to-England swim last year. He entered the
lis time.
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GET $50,000 IN ROBBERY
HONG KONG, Aug. 23 (UP) life insurance death benefits durThree men, one disguised as a ing the first six months of 1950. Highlights of yesterday's con-| policeman, stole $50,000 on a vention action were resolutions crowged downtown street in was paid under 5466 ordinary | calling for severance of diplomat-| broad daylight today. The rob-|policies; $4,369,000 under 2033 bers stopped a. car which was group policies and $3,171,000 | taking the money from one bank|12554 industrial insurance poli- | " straint” of Communists and party to another. It was the second- cles.
| viduals Loyalty o oath,
|ward E. and a-sister, Mrs, Goldie’ Paid to Hoosier Families | $20,423,000 Insurance |
NEW YORK, Aug. 23 (UP)— | {Chapel. Burial will be n Paris; It The Institute of Life Insurance |
|reported yesterday that Hoosier! [families received $20,423,000 In
The institute said. $12,883,000 |
Round-Trip Channel Swim
Belgian
P) Fernand du Moulin, 37-year- . .
today at the halfway pomt in" his English Channel swint. The wealthy 232-pound . industrialist said he will rest for only
English. shore, then plunge back
into the channey ana swim to France. No ene ever has attempted
France at B38 p. m., Tuesday,
reached the half-way mark at a. m It was then that he paused and trod water while he
washed down some chicken withry
‘his favorit t e beverage: ¢ ham-
Today's goon followed tn
‘the wake of nine stalwarts who
eonquered the channel yesterday
in the ‘first cross-channel swimming race in history.
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~——Mr. Vermillion reported “from | ; the Taegu front that the Commu-| nists launched their fifth straight
The Reds swarmed down {ridges they had seized in a drive,
A. ‘Wehch, new chief of Indiana Military Dis- | through South Korean lines on
{he corps for three of (OUI-YEAT 4:4 and boss of 40,000 Army men in the state, ac to Ft. Harrison, IMD C. Bullard. Col. Bullard {rig fook over foday as commandant of the 65,000-acre Camp McCoy, Wisconsin
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When the aerial bombardment |
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that didn’t deter the Com-
The attacks continued through-|
PETER BACK IN LONDON LONDON, Aug. 23
Taegu also is imperilled by the (UP) — Phir tar bridgehead on the King Peter of Yugo-'east bank of the Naktong River
| slavia arrived by plane from near Hyonpung,
only patrol action by
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