Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1950 — Page 3

ole WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20° 1050. CS iE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES EE . ee PAGE 3 2, 1950 Lightning, ja Hoosier Mayors Huddle af State Convention Here Quick Marshall |\>Man Rescue Crew | Doubters Bul Holey Lauds

Now Awaits Rescue . | coLumBUS, Ga, Sept. MacArthur in Korea *

ar | | - | REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Sept. 200 20 (UP) — Officials of the WITH GEN. MacARTHUR ™w i | $ | syy v a a i i { (UP)—A U, 8. Air Force C-47 Holt and Doughtie Coal Co. | : 20 (UP)—Adm | Storm Hits Here | A proval Seen rescue plane ‘with 10 persons posted a sign on the office oa gn Hal rn Yo. . . aboard was stranded atop Ice- safe reading: (William F. , a v pi | land's largest glacier today after “Do not blow. This safe tired, commander Oo v Reich Floods Many Streets, | Senate to Vote repeated efforts to take off in is rot locked. No money in- Third Fen 10 he Pi : heavy snowdrifts failed. side. Turn knob and open if World War wired ~ se Line Razes One Residence , On General Today Mi) 0m transport de, THT Douglas MacArthur his congrat : (Continued From Pagé One) (Continued From Page One) landed atop Vatna Joekull glacier Yesterday they discov ulations on his progress in the Fire her husband were aroused by some congressional doubts about in southeast Iceland last night ered that burglars had Korean War. rd 4 Berviee crashing peals of thunder, ‘his ‘qualifications. and picked up the six-man crew knocked the lock off the | The terse, three-wo : Thoughtful “I just had a feeling something| But he refused to divulge his of an Icelandic Airways plane safe to learn for themselves said: “Characteristic and magnifi. a might happen,” she said: views in advance on any touchy that crashed Thursday. that it was empty. cent.” ¢ o ly in Berlin, . = athe ; - - - m———— ’ 0 « U., 8. Weather Bureau. gauges diplomatic-military subjects, exich PEOpUsAlA atop the Federal building re- plaining that he -would not “de-| STRAUSS } ike the “At- corded a rainfall of 2.27 inches clare himself’ without frst con- SAYS: he Elbe River uring the 24 hours ending. at ; fong ha ME hwar, Seu . . a ; ial’. Soviets | a. m. today. At the Stout] ate Dean, Acheson an on ps . ‘others. i 2 ts Field weather station, the rain-| i

- fall was 1.75 inches. | . Power company linemen said] almost all damage over the city!

Submits Questions Chairman Millard “E. Tydings,

put forth im (D..Md.) submitted to Gen. Mar-

a time when was caused by lightning Striking shall with a “public apology’ a ready consid- lines and poles. list of questions posed by Sen. : ver the urg- At 49th St. and Evanston Ave.,| William E. Jenner (R. Ind.), who own Western | electric wires fell across a metal hagl called the general “a living ors who in- | fence shortly after 2 a. m., cre-| lie , , . a front man for traitors” Germany be | ating danger of electrocution. Po- during earlier Senate debate. ibandoned te | lice were called to guard until re-| Sen. Jenner, who is not a compairs could be made. mittee member, sat at the end of ® Plan Other places where wires went the long table and checked off his or a fixed de- | down included Senate Ave. and questions as Gen. Marshall an- ‘

South St. 1100 E. 52d St., State

swered them, They ran like this: 3nd Troy Aves. and 1100 N. Rural t. : !

Q-—Why did you accept a Presldential commission in 1945 to

ermans feel, and end for ity of reunit-

r democratie Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Members of the “mayors team" here for a two.day huddle include (left to right) Mayor ‘Ver. “force” a coalition between the officials sald more than 100 extra pon C. Anderson, presiding officer; Mayor William L, Betz, Vincennes, and W. Vincent Youkey, Chinese Nationalists and. the men were called out to work with Cc Point. Reger gi vod regular repair crews. Frown Poin To President Truman Ig have n i a Water Hikes Pressure i + . { WwW eo a delegate. He asked me se measures ve and more Indianapolis Gas Co. officials Three Hoosiers City Chiefs to Study ays to go and I said Yes . i once ry gs So- "sald increased gas pressure in the { I China oy Joo as NE te ed and then vicinity of Nordyke Ave. and §* . To Cut Taxes, Keep Service ". the Nationalists.” GENTLEMEN: X Morris St. was caused by water Ie Mn Oréd -Will you “assure the Amer-| ‘ tianapole Time ! overflow into a regulator pit By GALVY GORDON or. people unequivocally” that News, I about 2 a. m. . . Teamwork was the keynote as two former semi-professional you will not be dorninated by Mr. . The 1950 and 1951 Flaring pilot lights on stoves Four Indianapolis | football players launched the 50th state corivention of the Indiana | Acheson “who will not turn hisi “ f Staff . Inspired two fire alarms and M A Ww d d Municipal League today in the Claypool Hotel. back on Alger Hiss.”? - BRITISH WALKER K other calls to the gas company. en re ounde Following an address of welcome by Mayor Feeney, in which, A—“I will not answer that tah in stock orea Pressure was soon regulated and (Continued From Page One) he stressed the “community of interests’ of the more than 500 question.” presentations are in stoc QUARTERS, Lage was no danger, officials to Seattle, Wash. he left for delegats to the convention, Mayor William L. Betz, Vincennes Q ‘Why did you join in sup-| right now—a most extensive )—Maj. Gen. The driving rain blinded Japan in Jyne. He landed in Ko- responded: do to our highways” he said. (Pression of the, Wedemeyer report ne Mmed motorists En pid rea on July 20. Being ” Indianapolis fs Jue a The governor said that until ons wi not foie ih supvess selection. The styles are : ’ # a 2 mother’s hug to a prodigal son. tne state finds a formula to build , * < ( 8 . a native of PL Tinea. reverts from elges . Edwin F. Estib, son of Mrs. Al and I fought each other when “indestructible roads’ some IN8 the report. I personally sup- smart and broad in scope— staff of the he : Pp hgh Roy Estle, 714 N. Drexel Ave., is he played ball for Manual and I method must be found to make Pressed it He added that he . . . ] in Europe where revealed the storm moved recuperating from wounds in a was with Shortridge High School. the collection of funds for road Sent Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wede- including a special series Bradley i across central Indiana without : > e So on ol f : , ~ ‘ radley in touch Tokyo Army hospital. And then we learned to work to- upkeep more. equitable. . meyer to China for a confidential uching the north or south. | While fighting near Waegwan gether -as members of a semi- . report, “not a public. address.” | directed to the yndorsianding Eo a iti ~ Crawfordsville reported 4.51 he was wounded i ional t We've all got Asks ‘Closer (Co-operation Q— "Do you recall where you| inches of rain. Other heavy rain-in the shoulder ~~ © Professional team. Weve all got| Tne governor also called for ®= 0 YOU to & aaron | younger gentlemen. falls were at Covington, 3.02 . ol the same job today. closer co-operation between mu- vio c the NIgAt © nr Teens orn) » ust above an ot { ~ . the evening prior to the Japanese] inches; Greencastle, 1.96 inches, 5iq injury he re- & . | Seek Tax Cuts nicipal and state officials for the oo © 8 Le rbor | and Noblesville, 1.88 inches. c i , | The two-day convention will purpose of keeping the tax rate =", ‘ag ceived in a ty- A-—Gen. Marshall was ‘“mor-! P The volves are remarkable— However, Evansville, on the phoon on Okin- » |devote most of its time to dis- down. ally certain” he was at home but ! Ohio River, said “not a drop sws in 1949. H § - cussion of practical ways of re-| He called for an end to “lux- _~= [7 rest" : 1 fell” Also bypassed were South was hit with a ducing city civil taxes and still ury spending” by governmental “os & litle too honest to state outstandingly so! pPOr Bend and other cities in the north mortar shell " {maintain essential public services. units, because ‘state spending EO Seniain ry OE ie Prices range from of Hooslerland. fragment. At the JN W& | Gov. Schricker in the opening NOW exceeds the state's income.” ae the Pearl Harbor dis-| 8 9 * Warm, Humid Due time of the ty- A « |speech before the league, oldest| -The Korean “police action” has oo ® i 70 0 “aaiize the politi-| Occasional rain fell in Indian- phon he was VA lorganization of city officials in VaStl¥ Complicated our planning." .cequences of the answer| septs unt 7m totny, ferving wine § B 4; on United tate fod diegater 200 oa By vs, Mayer Peenes Gli TATED G's et To 11.95 fo 3.50 orecast for the storm's after-'191st Transpor- {that little more than two months * : . . 8 Will ollection is that I was home.” math was a siege of warm, humid tation and Har- Fic Estle ago problems for consideration reflect those changes. Q—“You use as an excuse tor EH ——— weather through tonight and to- jor Craft Company. would have had an entirely dif- Other speakers this morning, "writing your memotrs the fact . ART ——— morrow, accompanied by clouds. | pge. Estle, who is 23, was in ferent tenor. were D. Emmet Ferguson, city, "oo "40 not wish to ‘hurt’ Pictured over to your right A high of 83 degrees was pre- the thick of the fighting with Co.| Gov. Schricker declared that attorney of Lafayette who spoke anyone. Whom are you protect-| . " " dicted for fioaay and 84 for to-|g 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st big trucks, “pounding our roads °" Losal Se I Sounien ing?” y is the "NIMITZ" —Blue Reverse morrow € mercury was ex- (Cavalry Division. Things haven't to bits” must be made to pay: :: Spons y,. and an “A great eopl : . . Posted to fal no lower than 68 yet quieted down for him, his their full share of the load. He Sudress So enon CA ot A a PD . i Calf with Blue Calf tri = egrees tonight. mother sald. He wrote in a let- demanded that the truckers be ’ » president of = ooh. Richard R. Russell (D. eae ent, ter that an earthquake and a ty- taxed for all the destruction they ‘he convention. Ga.) observed dryly: rubber heel—21.95 Chester Wilburn Rites [phoon have both struck in the cause state highways. A panel on “Civillan Defense "yuo" 1iont ask him if he has, Slated. for: Tomorrow hospital zone. “We don’t want to tax the on She Home Prom, State, County stopped beating. his wife.” The Men's Footwosr Low ~ He further commented in a let- truckers out of business, but the y preceded .luncheon em ee e Men's ear nge ‘is Chester Wilbern, native of ikl that even though this was a must pay for the damage they Panel participants were Arthur Mrs. Emma Watkins 4 Africa and piano repairman, will small war its “horrors are just JM Thurston, state police superin- . on the First Floor—Mezzanine be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery as real.” Pfc. Estle took his y |tendent and director of Indiana Services Arranged after services at 10 a.m. tomor- training at Ft. Knox and Ft. Ben- d S ar et {Ctuiltan Defense; Chester Lich- Mrs. Emma Watkins, 3140 N. row in Jacobs Brothers’ Westside ning. he 2 a graduate of Ejlettee tenberg, Qiroctor ot Aen Coupty Delaware St., died today at Gen- | choo e is a native ; x Chapel. ville Hig Ind. His father, . |Thorsen, head of civil defense €ral Hospital. She was 93. | . Mr. Wilbern, who was 51, died of Bloomington, In Born in Middleburg, O. Mrs. | yesterday in his home, 970 N. Roy, died Just 1. The soldier gize eol |pranning in Hammond. w lived here th A Pershing Ave. {shipped overseas shortly after his Tax discussion this afternoon Biking live i” po Past ry father's desth, {was to be followed by forums Years Viv ( A pianist, Mr. Wilbern gave . on Marines at Gates of individual groups tomorrow. A | Willard M., Indianapolis and two, concerts of religiods music. He e| FRC. aa On W. MYERS, son of] {business session at which a new grandchildren. ¥ : t i was a member of Second Baptist] PFC. JACK W. MYERS, 50 Lee. Of Former Capital [president will be installed will Services and burial will be in| ! Church. St. was slightly] (Continued F Page One) conclude the session tomorrow| Rushsylvania, O. Time of the t His wife, Lillian, is the only - ) ed Hey’ trom age Une lafternoon. | funeral has not been set. { survivor. ; Sept. 10 a outskirts of Yondongpo, a Seoul | . : suburb. 1 DEAD, 8 HURT IN CRASH | fighting with the! Gen, MacArthur's communique| © . ; e PORTLAND, Ind, Sept. 20 | 24th Division. |gaid our casualties around Seoul | (UP)—Ester E. Blair, 50, Eaton, | Hig family has were relatively light, but that the » was killed and three other persons received no -let-ienemy had suffered heavily. i were injured yesterday when their | ter since July.| Gear Rolls In car went out of control on a curve The 18-year-old] gypplies are coming ashore at - and overturned in Ind. 67, south- soldier: enlisted Inchon at the rate of 4000 tons, ; : west of Redkey, state. police said. | ne the orm I jgatly, Be 2d, and impo Airfield | LB 4 4 —————— | now is in full operation ‘ : 4 | After taking his| « | | Big Mo’ There . | Pfc. Myers basic training a The battleship Missouri has ar- oe . 2 { 'was shipped to Okinawa and then of hs the Rorean ee soast ” Take this beautiful car out on the road . . . and you'll discover the most to K = — i i i "i | Pte. Myers attended Washin action against Communist con- NN 5 97 - important driving difference in cars today. For here is the only) ton High School. 8° voys and troops moving horth- : SN automatic gear shifting that gives you full control of your car at all TW PR a hea Mm the southeastern 2 o times! Here is the only automatic transmission that takes its orders By LOUIS RAINIER R orl, JJEREEAY D. REEVES, "vice Adm. Arthur D. Struble. EN from you . . . that shifts when you want to shift . . . that can’t shift you! son > i a ; ° elle hieeves, Was commander of Joint Task Force a up and down when you'd prefer another gear. See . .. feel... and BACHELOR'S CHOICE i, oh vith , mgs (7: did not say when the “Big Mo”) : 4 hear the difference in slow moving traffic. You cruise smoothly along in high, even ghling with an ‘em: ‘ _ would go into action. ou ; . "9 " y : 1s a generally acoupted fast (Intantry division 5 . - | Communist units fled in terror] at 12 miles an hour . . . saving gasoline . . . saving wear and tear on your engine. But of : today before 1 1 u : : i X that most houses are women’s Nl» His mother. ry stated ong & urtpe of 12 miles an hour, other automatic shifts drop you down into lower gears domains and reflect feminine | who received a pouring across the Han River, and there's nothing you can do about it. Try Chrysler's Fluid Drive and automatic tastes. Surely, though, one | telegram last and advancing on Seoul. =" Prestomatic Fluid Drive Transmission . . . simple, cool- transmission , . . learn how Chrysler has kept far ahead of all others. And discover the room in the home should be | week, said that | “We've broken their backs,” running, with three rugged compact Units designed built-i lve all the through that h | today! decorated and furnished with l'she did not | |said Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay with a minimum of moving ports . . . gyrol Fluid Drive, viit-in va a way through IT has no equal ay the masculine whims of the J know the extent ° | rh ’l the Safety Clutch, and Prestomatfic Transmission. - : | . 3 . 1st Cavalry commander. “From edly built for rouble-free service parr li ge strongly in | of his injuries. # now on it's a tank battle. But ry, Rowindly iy i evidence. This might be den, | Cpl. Reeves? ‘&|T don’t think the Nor Po study or his own bedroom. will be 20 the ‘ » have manw tanks.” th Koreans — A ‘good cholce for walls in | 27th of this op Reeves | Casualties Light CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 4-DOOR SEDAN VIS ee pl. | . ‘ ‘ HIS room would be walnut | month. - He at- | Marine casualties at Seoul were i « « « the car that has ne equal at any price. | panelling (wall covering that | tended School No. 4 and Crispus very few in the first stage of ' / yg One of 21 beautiful Chrysler body-styles. - b. goes on like paper, looks like | Attucks High School. (the battle, | wood). Or scenic wallpaper 2 8 = -I The Marines were advancing |. with a sports theme. The family of. Pfc. Firestone did inland against scattered and dis- { Colors may be subdued or | not even know that he was over- organized Communist resistance, | advancing according to his | seas when they received a wire] They seized their bridgehead on 3 preference. Navy blue used | announcing that he was serio#kly the northeast bank of the Han| with gray, tobacco browns re-<] wounded in action Sept. 4. River eight miles northwest of lieved ‘with beige, discreet | The soldier, who was listéd| Seoul with a mass crossing in mingling of tans and reds pro- | missing in action in Germany for amphibious tanks at 4:50 p. m. duce striking decorative com- | 15 days during World War II, (Indianapolis Time) Tuesday. binations that men like. Cover | once told his sister, Mrs. Cora B., They struck out from the] floor with linoleum imitating (Bell, 3728 8. Walcott St.: southwest bank only five min-| brick or marble for smart ef- ‘You worry too much. If T ever utes after field artillery and the fect. Shag or deep-pile tufted | B0-Overseas you'll never know it.” guns of American cruisers rug would be appropriate. She has not heard from him, anchored In Inchon harbor 15 For window treatment use | since last Christmas. He was miles away ended one of the|. Venetian blinds with tailored 'stationed in Seattle then, she said. heaviest covering bombardments drapes of Scotch Plaid crash, | Pfc. Firestone enlisted in Xe Within a half-hour, one spear- . solid-color cotton, sail cloth or | Army Dec. 7, 1941. He is the sdn head had completed its mission document-print chintz. {of Charles Elmer- Firestone, who —cutting the main railway run-| A couch which can be used ist lives at the Walcott St. ad- ning from Pyrong-yang, capital : for sleeping, a big lounging | dress. of Communist North Korea, to { “I did not know he was missing Seoul. n hassoc room Eg ; ; hima og desk with chats, | in action in Europe” Mrs. Bell] Another spearhead took its first See it—drive it...there’s built-in valve all the way through! . chest with mirror, and plenty | said, “until I saw it in his service obective wijthout a single man > ® of bookcases are the essential | Papers long after it was all over.” killed or wounded. Advantages of Chrysler's Automatic Gear Shifting—with full control of your carl Better traction—safer on slipbery roads. Pp furnishings. { Ne The landing apparently caught Fluid Drive Convenience ‘of ditch for easier parking. Slower Engine Spbd==rediesd noise, wear, . The. Beautiful : Pictures and accessories Condition of Beating |e, Communists Suprise, on Saves gesolinel Drive in high while others drive -in low-ia traffic. should be masculine in feeling. § ys: _.: , Waterproof Ignition—prevents stalling in rain or high water! Chemically Treated Cylinder Bring in personalized touches Victim Improves 3 aul Marine uit w ge t a Advantages of Chrysler's Wolls—4or greater wear. Floating Power—helps eliminate vibration. rE with. sports trophies, hobby | The condition of Albert Magel, 1st wignt Shoalq a tank. High Compression Parts—reduce friction, last longer. Exhaust Valve Seat Inserts—reduce need for | collections. robbery-beating victim found in| 4." ® warning. e given -n Spitfire Engine! valve grinding] Full Flow Oil Filter—keeps oil clean longer! 2h | wee - - GComeln and Jes vs a you ja Pe at al amas: Tt el = Chase on Tat o : Functional Design—+Full room for your head, legs, shoulders. Easy to enter and leave! | : | » i 5 ere were only ommunist a __R Soie’Guord-Hydravlic-Brakes—smoother stops: Eusislock Parking Brake—holdy car . ; | for every room-in your home. orious to ddy at General Hos- yo, at the old ferry crossing, Surysier agvuiages oo Electrically Ovuaied Windibieid Wows <testont buted all he Wel . | chosen by the Marines for their, Comfort and Safety ” Seats—no crouchi Safety Besls—won't throw fires 3 : . : Easy Terms Available | Police have been unable to crossing. y i - after blowouts at normal speeds. Double-width Arm Rest—for arm chair comfort. with Fluid Dr ive + - i question the 41-year-old bar-| The enemy force was sufficien : - i 1 | Open Bves. Til 9 | raer because 1 2 Semiomdio an es or aa h, Sulclent K. W. CARR MOTOR CO. 7 Dake STONE, ING. : C. H. WALLERICH CO. : Lighted Parking Lot in Reor ES : Mase toi 2 Times (night, but soon was overwhelmed 845-49 Virginia Avenue 1625 East Washington St. 950 N. Meridian St. ul : : { | ~ . : ; RAINIER tacked by a man hiding 1n the nay = Toreing at dawn to. . Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana x i - - {back seat of his car. { - 4 : | Police. Detects promis hers Bohn of Appleton ‘ WILESSJOUNSON MOTORS, INC, : LAFAYETTE MOTORS, INC. ; ce ve Sgts. Myron Wis., said his company reached its : . EK - Furniture Co. {Partlow and Randolph Schubert obectjive across a rice paddy| 3815 College Ave. . 1639 Lafayette Road 5 a ho Ave, HU-127¢ Jiare schedule to question him to- bordering the river within 22 Sh Indianapolis, Indiana Se : : "Indianapolis, Indiana = s 4212 Gollege Ave. : juertow 4 Be Bsprove. | minutes. 2 peiis, ak : - > apelis, : : n— % | : . . . 2 \ . . : p : . ? % > a. oC ~ A x { : . a A il ‘or. pre i : = ; ee 0 fig ail, we eo and” a : 2 = > =