Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1950 — Page 2

In Attack On | ose Truck Abuses

By CARL HENN ah Indianapolis’ new superinten- ' | }

dent of schools today declared his educationsi staff in the front

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{lines of a “war of ideas” raging Dr, for a | } dw 2 between democracy and commu- sons, father ' Declares Formosa 12 Micweas States, wo = ny gous, Pre 4 i fer “In this war we (teachers) are Mrs. H. B. Problem Not for i [Ho Con rane . as important to the safety of the ington St. Military to Decide + To Plan Joint Action woria and future generations as the Armory State Highway Comnilssioner the army in the field” said Dr. Danny Way:

' Herman Li Shibler,- JAN (Samuel Hadden today disclosed | pro sooke to more than 2500 Indiana and 11 other ‘Midwest indianapolis public school teach“TStates have handed together in a ers; principals and administrative {joint effort to end highway truck officials in.Technical High School

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been cleared through the State (abuses, ‘gymnasium for the Sheng staff Gi wDenartment. cor] {Meeting in __pecently, meeting of the 1950-51 school Inside the The Hoosier delegation joined Mr. Hadden sald highway offi- year. ~~ SL Shepard, 3 in the “vote of confidence’ given ¢lals from the Midwest states! Introduced by J. Dwight Peter: shouted “He C%1. MacArthur at yesterday's, presented the following recom- son, Board of. School Commis- fall in" H n onal convention session. = |i mendations: | sioners President, Dr. Shibler im- W. 20th St * owever, Indiana Department : mediately called for an “all-out Stanley. 21 C *'ymander William M. Cox, Jas- a SNE: Stricter enforcement of |... "© unis” by. means 3 Y, 21, sgulations and a re- comm comman p=. isstied a statement on behair | quirement that violators be forcea|°f TMOre intensive and effective Kay. 2, watc of his delegation which said. » E150 unload exces weights .at the teaching of the ways of democ- ¥ Lee, “This a government, not. o ; ee racy.” : ; the military-—even in these times spot they are caught. / : y Asks Ald of All 3 * : eam ; gio : nT ; i. Police Sg of extreme national danger—but TWO: A conference of state “nib xed tha Oh, teacher! Three attractive young educators at today's meeting in echnical High. gym- Union St. | ons of civil authority with the representatives to work the spe- Dr. Shibler as * A ance p,cum included (left to right) Mrs. Rose Lippert, Miss Sarah Hope and Miss Jacqueline Smith. Gatto, 1431 military subordinate to such au- feific regulations into a uniform [TOM business, industry the pro- _____ _ _—_ ~__ T = ; : - dress and wi thority : { feode. fessions and institutions of In-| "(B® . |“crash-landed” there with an Er-| luck.” “Clon { } . 'dianapolis to help the schools do| ; : , MacAsthur Ves She mi 7 Photo by Bob Wallace. Times Staff! Phologrspher. ‘a HEEL. Adjussmgnl of weight a Deter job. P Franklin Air Lift’ | coupe. Then, he picked w Mr | Ads. Ruth States is involved n Korea and This is a familiar pose for 70-year-old Joseph Nungester, 1431 [05° jie oP Jarious Dr. Shiblet; superitendent of 4{F*nos 4nd: Sel away: un from behind not the United Nations. . Hoyt Ava. Night manager of a filling station, 3080 Kentuchy Ave., them uniform. ; schaels at Highlgnd Park Mishes | Road Closed | where she | he ; inside out at gunpoint for the 10th fime in : ~ _ |amd president o «| NOSOLE JLCCESS | served t Mors Me psn | ho Hrad Ws poco imide au u guint for ht 10 Bre 3 ch Major abe SU Eg as hte br the Ste poe cone the rod 10 = Jo “The communication which was WO Years ea f #3 twa The 2s locked Mr. | Mr. Hadden sald a uniform School Board two weeks ago to] Niaias. State RR ; {traffic during the . experiment, Nicoloff; 938 to have been read to the delegates, customers of approximately $45. ban ts e r. Nun- code would eliminate “tremend- succeed Virgil Stinebaugh Oct. 1. FRANKLIN, Aug. 20—An ex- “hich required about 10 minutes. gs eft his wif at the sessions from MacArthur | gester and customers John and Clarence Davis, of Washington, |ous abuses” under the present as superintendent here. . + |periment in using light planes for A fire truck, ambulance, doctors! because: I should have cleared through the - in the washroom and ripped out the telephone to make a getaway. regulations. He cited as one ma- - Other. speakers included Mr. air lift rescue from a small land. [3nd nurses stood by during the, = wise walt State Department and executivej =~" = . ; jor abuse loopholes permitting Peterson, George Ostheimer, pres-iing area was pronounced a sue. | demonstration, AS the } authorities instead.” Key fo War n?— trucking firms to buy licenses in ident, Indianapolis Federation of cess today by Franklin and John-! The test was arranged by Rob-| prepared to The Hoosier contingent made a (states where fees are the lowest, Public School Teachers and Frank son County officials. ert Wolf, Johnson County civilian young bride big splash in the Grand rarace. FOMOSA Newest Mot S ot \yet use the highways in other H o k e, president, Indianapolis! The “rescue” was made on U.S, defense director. Sow-headed which started its march down) , {states without paying fees, Chamber of Commerce. {31, within the north city limits, It was witnessed by Lt. Gov. bandanna-co Michigan Bivd. at noon today. | |. Highway officials participating Ee jof Franklin, in a liaison type John A. Watkins, and county and to his hand, Led by the Oden, Ind, High! In East-West Cold War in the anti-truck abuse drive rep-| VENEER INDUSTRY BUSY plane piloted by Paul Holstein, state civilian defense and military as she wept. School band, the Indiana march-| . : resent Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, The Illinois veneer industry Franklin. . officials. pulling their erg and floats formed. one-of-the. _Invasion-of Island by Chinese Reds filichigan. A eprasha, Wisconsin, uses more than 15 million board: He flew into the improvised Defense officials said the pro= ‘stood wate biggest sections in the procession. . . i Mignesota, Towa, Missouri, Kan-| feet of raw materials, most of it landing field, formed by blockad- cedure. would be useful in re- ; 4 turnéd from — The Indiana Department won —— Could Touch Off New Global Conflict : +58 and North and South Da- bought in the form of logs, in a/ing a part’ of the highway, after moving Jofficials from stricken : , Capitol Ave. fourth position in the parade be- By HARRY FERGUSON, United Press Foreign News Editor kota, {normal year. Marlin: Prince, Franklin, had areas during emergencies. | Dr. Herman L. Shibler {

cause of Its high showing In! ~~ The island of Formosa, some 90 miles off China, suddenly has — membership gains over the last! become a hot spot. :

year. Hawail led the parade, fol- = Both the Communist and non-Communist nations realize tha bound: for 1 lowed by Texas, North Carolina World War III could break out any day on its beaches or the waters trafic to Cur

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Cootie held. the spotlight last! Ne : 5 £ : young to Kr night, with the an hoo four-hour | aM is committed to the protec-| Oscar A Hanle about wave {tion of Fornjosa. If the Chinese } torchlight Cootie parade led by . : busses the ( the Indianapolis-delegation. = |G inunists ity to invade it the laughed and Ernest Moore installed | "OD MIgNt bs faced with an. = . ’ fs 0 FR anklin 4411 “It'll be d

* * ; - {other global war. Dies n Ho ital Ralph Marfinfe, pot On Formosa stand Generalissi-| f on the train,

1 Supreme iilet of staf of the no ‘Chaing Kai-shek and a : ) ; : Nick E, Pre 4 {Chinese Nationalist army of some Head of Insurance 3 town behind Ernest Moore, South Bend, was 250,000 men. Co H “. ' . . } lice escort, Installed as supreme junior vie Their rate 18 such a hot. issue ncern rere goers cheere commander of the Cootles. Mr. (that President Trumgn and Gon | Oscar A. Hanle, 975 Bolton 0 tion 13, W. Moore served in the Navy Inipouglas MacArthur are in open Ave, prominent insurance man ~Xentucky A world ar I Grits, Blomin [controversy over it, | here for 25 years, died early today : - : 4 engines, red Lom, was iactd senior Vice pres one ayhre, iTiott 4% any If 1 Methodiat Howpital He was 57 | : : ron Yale about Chiang and r. Hanle, who had been ill \ Gent OF he Batiena) Aer 4 [Formosa as there are nations, but | only a few days, was president F 171 ng ed Chenil le B edspreads $i . Union : was appointed national page by? general there are these four of the O.. A, Hanle Insurance : > rugs . Mrs. Evelyn B. Monaco, nationa} "road viewpoints: J | Agency, Inc. in the Fletcher Trust : ? ae gat president. i Phin (Seu. MacArthur's yiew., Building ang vs prontinent for . So ie ormosa is a vital link in the many years in various Masonic . iS Jacslers won high TANkIng | etic chain: of defense th the oPders and: insurance organits-| Twin or Full Size S 99 cars, some Blaine: Gamble, South Bend, Far Fast. We should keep the tions. Regularly 10.98 — O. ;

~ won fourth place in the military Communists out at ailZcosls.| He was a member of Millers drum major contest. Jannett Wal. Chiang offered to send 30,000 of | yijle Lodge, F&AM, Sarah Grotto, ter, Warsaw, wal seventh in the his troops to fight in Korea, but yMyurat Temple Shrine, Scottish

Junior baton contest. Gien. MacArthur rejected them on Rite, Rapier Commandery, Indi- Beds won't require pampering to stay pretty when you emt boim [the grounds that it was more Im- ,,, Consistory, the Columbia quire pampering Y pretty y | Dowling to Preside POFARL TOP ges to stay and de- ciyb, Gatling Gun Club, Indfan- dress them with luxurious chenille spreads! Thick cotton os . * -{apolis Insurance Board and the Er La At Owen Morals Trial | Two: 8ir. Truman's view. Right! Indiana Association of Insurance fufts wash to fluffy bea without ironing , . , won't four NOW keep the Korean War from| Agents. Goi 3s TN Juvenile Court, which trieq fous : : show wrinkles even if you sit on the spread. Choose yours

‘times and failed to seat a special |Shreading. By nasigning the Jib| Born in Illinois. . eet to e protection of For i - > v : : . : judge tor Fhe dmerala on Rud mosa he hoped to delay a Comma, Born in Carmi, IL. Mr. Hane - from solid color or white-trimmed spreads in blue, green, nounced it had scored on the fifth|Dist invasion of the island. At the| 0 10, ong a aol the in- gray, pink and red try. .. |same time he asked Chiang not , : i gray. p , to take oftenaive action a ainst | Urance business, forming his own ; The Court said Addison ‘Dow: | 8 Ac 8 company many years ago. ; : lng, local attorney and former|the Chinese Communists. In| po jo survived by the wire, . . deputy prosecutor, has tonsented effect, he says, let's settle the Ko-| Nfary; mother Mrs. Chloe Bryan, : Ayres’ Bedding and Domestics; Fifth Floor to accept the special judgeship. |r®an question first and then de- yr 111: sister, Miss Mamie | : > Trial for the curly haired for- cide what to do ‘about Formosa. Hanle, Carmi and a brother, Lee, : mer boxer turned .preacher will THREE: Communist view. For-| Grayville, Ill. not be set until the Indiana Su-/|mosa belongs to China, therefore! Funeral services will be Thurspreme Court rules on a pending|the Communists should take it by day at Shirley Brothers Irvington case which questions authority ofiforee. > Rast-Side-Chapel-—Time—for—the-Juvenile Court to name #peclall FOUR: Britain's view, Britain Services will be set later. Judges. : 7 {has recognized the Chinese Com-| : 1 : l Owen is charged with contrib-imunists as the legal government | MIS. Ola Hasler uting to the delinquency of a 16-| But Britain finds herself aligned Mrs. Ola Mae Hasler, Indian year-old Indianapolis girl who |against Russia in the United Na-| apolis resident for six vears, died charged he seduced her during ations Security Council on Korea. today in her home, 1026 N. Beville revival tour. : Russia wants to kick the Chinese Ave. She was 47, ° n ? "| Nationalists’ out of the United) A native of Dugger, she was a Nations: and admit the Chinese waitress at the Round The Corner Cammunists on that jssue. Russia Grill, 900. block Massachusetts {ls doing everything she can to! Ave. Mrs. Hasler was also & ‘drive a-wedge between the United former resident of Martinsville {States and Britain. {and Linton, and -was a member SUE pe ple of Women’ of the Moose,

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