Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1950 — Page 2

tand tomorrow night will be the y Scout Jamboree with 5000

+ Hoosier scouts participating. Listed

New Feature

%° New feature this year at the fair will be the Atomic Energy

Display which will occupy the entire Education Building. A staff of trained guides will be on hand to take fair visitors = through the exhibit arranged by Dr. David DeJarnett, director of

at 28 \ the American Museum of Atomic,

ergy at Oak Ridge, Tenn: Ad=| nal exhibits will be provided

by Purdue and Indiana Universities.

The large exhibit will demon-

. Strate “as clearly as possible the "mysteries of the atomic bomb and ' atomic energy,” Dr,

DeJarnétt explained. Livestock Move In Today the cattle barns, swine and sheep shelters were es of activity as prize livestock bods throughout the country moved in for tomorrow's grand opening. the

tural exhibits were the ent of Hoosier 4-H Club boys a girls, First three days of the fair this year will be given to youth activities with the boys and girls of Hooslerland holding first place in judging, exhibits and entertainment. Tomorrow has been designated “Youth Activity Day” and all children under 12 will be ad-

mitted to the grounds free.

Admission will be 60 cents for __aduts, 60 cents for each vehicle

and 35 cents for children = throughout the nine-day expotion. 3

% Smith Called

“testved ute

Six stops were made in the city show.

9 Hoosiers « on War Casually List

(Continued From Page One) reported yesterday to have been

* {transported to the Korean ded!

zone, has been listed as wound in action. > “His mother, Mrs. Eva June Hughes, 5744 E. Michigan St. re fe: gram from the Department o Defense notify-~ ing. her of her She left shortly afterwards for Detroit to ‘visit a sister, friends here said today. Pfc. Jones, who is 35, was stationed in Japan before being transferred to the war front, Pfc. Cecil K. Cogland, son of of

Everett L. Kelly

Rites Arranged

Pverett 1. Kelly, retired 4 grocer. died today in Methodist Hospital.

pnp 1

Plc. Jones

‘Willy’ By His Wife PEARSON, Ga. (UP)-—City Councilman Smith has a birth

certificate to prove that his first]

name really is 5% five-eighths). At the time he was born Mr. Smith sald, there were six Frank

(pronounced

~ Bmiths in Dupont, Ga. including]

his father.

His name (or fraction) was

chosen by his father because it is easy to pronounce and write and because his father wanted to know one Smith who was easy to fdentify. Mrs. 5% ‘Smith calls her hus-| band “Willy.” |

, Mr. Kelly, who was 60, resided at 30 Parkview Ave. He was born {in Crawfordsville and had lved here for 26 years. He formerly operated a grocery at 2711 ‘E. St. Clair St.

‘working parts, Three disabled soldiers cut and carved the exhibit with pocket knives

gram received

A preview of a State Fair attraction was given yesterday to children at the Generel Protestant i Orphans’ Home, 1404 S. State Ave, They pointed with interest to the miniature saw mill, a part of Dick Dillon's - "Working World Masterpiece” carried to the orphanage grounds in a 45-foot tractor trailer. ‘Four special built semi-trailers carry the exhibit of 150 characters, 30 scenes and 30,000

jcomplice after the fact. Police

arrested but was freed on charges of receiving stolen goods and ac-

said the letter was the first evidence linking him with the actual burglaries. They said the man Cheatham has implicated has a long criminal record, including two murder charges.

Boy Accidentally Sh Shot ‘While Hunting Dies

EVANSVILLE, Aug: 30 (UP) —Donald Lamey, 14, died today ings, urban unrest, guerrilla war.

2 Chance Red China Will Move in."

"A special convention of the

t years:

by the exhibit, part. of Cetlin-& Wilson World on Parade Midway

“Casually List "Halleck to Defend

English Ave. has been Yoported missing in action by Army com-

miming bn. ste Ir. E. A. Rumley

“lin the thicket and the charge bé moving troops toward Korea,

in Deaconess Hospital of shotgun the sou wounds inflicted by a hunting|I0W® | in the Red {companion who mistook him fOr about seizing to Yong.

{an ‘owl, ling if nothing else will force him Donald was shot by"Reno Burg- -~when he is strong enough—to dorf, 16, as the two conve |attack that island. from opposite directions Saturday| All of this reasoning is piauon a thicket where they thought sible enough, except for two stubthey heard an owl. Young Burg-|born facts which don't fit: dorf fired when he heard a rustle; One is.that Mao is known to

long

| ters. An_ Korea. “LaPorte Native

The 18-yea | House Group Target

old soldier has | been a member. By DAN KIDNEY Times Stall Writer

of the armed ‘forces about a year and a half, The Defense Department declared him missing in a tele

{Charles A. Halleck, Rensselaer

‘in Congress, today took upon

by Mrs. Traynor. A member of | the 5th Cavalry Reffiment, Pvt. | Cogland attended al High| School before his enlistment. wrote home on July 26, from] Korea. His brother, Sgt. John Cogland is an inactive member of the Marine Reserves, | A sister, Mrs. Vivian Boggs, resides at 133 8. McKim St. ber of the lobby committee. He! Sr — or refused to join in asking the | House to cite Dr. Rumley for con-

Not to Be Sneezed at tempt. He will tell his House | SPOKANE, Wash. (UP)~—Floyd colleagues that Dr. Rumley was

Pfc. Sopiant La Porte, Ind.

Committee for Constitutional

{to tell the House Lobby Investi-|] gating Committee, who bought

around $500,000 a year.

B. Gerard, 42, sneezed so hard well within his rights not to di-|

|vulge who bought the books and ask that the contempt citation be |

ALASKAN TIME BELTS {voted down as a “violation of the a, Constitution.

he- broke a rib.

Mr. Kelly was a member of the!

Survived by “his wife; Ruth; a daughter, Mrs, Geraldine Pearson, 1 one grand son, and a brother, Ernest, Craw-| fordsville, Funeral services will be at 1 p. m. Friday in the Harry W.| Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will] be in Pisgah Cemetery, Beckville, |

Ind.

Christian Church in Crawions- «o

general use “in” fhe ferritory —l.conviet who served a sentence be- g > Pacific Standard, Yukon BStand- cause he ran a German financed | .

B IN 10 STEERS ‘PRIME’

Although Alaskan standard, He alsa will defend Dr. Rumliey time was fixed by a 1918 act of | against any attack on his (Dr. ongress, there are four belts in Rumiley's) character as an ex-

ard, Alaskan Standard and Ber- newspaper in New York at ng Standard. \ | beginning of World War 1. “If they bring that in, I'll. show 'how the government suppressed One beef steer out of every! some important evidence which 10,000 that are sent to market would have saved Dr. Rumley | is graded as “prime,” on the from ¢onviction,” ‘Mi, Halleck |average. ‘said.

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 30—Rep.| {Republican and dean of Hoosters |

himself the role of defender of Dr, Edward A. Rumley, native on 5

As executive secretary of the!

He Government, Dr. Rumley refused

his dnti-administration books for

Mr. Halleck is a minority mem- |

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forcing the company to send home 2500 more workers in the pressed steel department.

LEGION CARNIVAL SET Eagles Post No. 345 American Legion and its auxiliary will hold their annual Labor Day Carnival

W. Vermont St. Lunch ‘will served al y

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d rs Dem lous to even In’ Lovisvills Believed Growing by U. §. Officials * Pay This ‘was ge By LUDWELL DENNY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ch : family of L WASHINGTON, Aug. 30—Officials are not as confident as they! poo sovor Co, faces frequent a prisoner L were that the Korean War can be isolated. t strik til it follows the Koreans, to out of it cause you know YOU. ~~ ‘ryos explains in part their Nervous Nellie reaction to the “sup. Wildes! 8 un that Lt. Jes! [were with me on iA a few of ” MacArthur statement on the decisive strategic impori- example of other top automakers calling for the houses 1 rob. ance of and grants a voluntary wage in- troops from Asrevindt Last Yeat wy The d ger of Kad China Joining Red Korea Is believed to bSlcrsass, 4 C10 United Auto Work Mr. Mall | Cheatham arrested ' that happens t the lers official predicted today. gram in yest State Police Oct. 20. He pulled a [be if not impossinla, 0,7 ormosa. The other is that thie ers OOS EE rks Ware United Nati gun on. 14. Robett Shields and confine the fighting to Korea. Formosa a much harder nut tolidled when 350 tool and die The names : {Detective Marealles Timime win dominant concern here." .n Korea—if the vic- makers in the River Rouge plant other captu they Stopped his Gar. but he sur- lover what the Peking segime Willlyy, oy z1itier forces husitated tolwalked out early today during signed”. to a CT A of ee yn , er ike He then led them fo his apart-| 10 Tor FECher widew @ wait awhile before attempting to hit Ford in three days in pre Son tiuation ment at 1440 Broadway. where| that Red China would mot al-l, . wiqer Formosan Strait. test the companys Jal Prem they Socovered some $3000 in loot, | tack-unless deliberately provoked, ure to follow the trend set by GOOD co. 1 Cheatham to at least 14 and that if she did move it would pa : . hrysler, General Motors, Briggs burglaries of North Side Joma, be in, the direction of Formosa Democrats will and other industry’ bulwarks. VAC Louisville man was [rather than Korea. o alt “These stoppages probably will Some of this attitude still Pick Candidate continue until the company meets heteme—

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