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Air Reorganizing Race Driver Arrested on

May Call Hoosiers Marijuand-Peddlin

~~ 1000 Likely to Be Affected by Move

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Continental Air Command, » Washington, yesterday announced carried 69 ounces of marijuana

; reorganization will increase the - “state of readiness’

lar Air Force. The present 12 wings, 27 tactical groups and 84 tactical squadrons in the nation will be molded into 27 combat wings. Indiana Air National Guard is currently: a part of the Tlst Fighter Wing with home base at 8t. Louis. There are two fighter groups in the state. May Reéopen' Freeman Washington air réfdiness orders lent credence to persistent reports from Seymour, that Freeman Air Force Base there would be reopened and used as a base for the Air National Guard group scheduled to begin close tactical training with troops of the 28th Division at Camp Atterbury. Another mobilization development with a bearing on Indiana was the naval announcement of

plans to call up 15,000 Naval Re-|

serve officers in the next few months. Most of these will be medical, electronics and other specialists.

Grocer Faces Gun’ Twice in Two Years

Nearly a thousand Hoosier air‘smen today watches federal re-, er 5125 in marked bills, he said. organization of the Air Nations Guard for a clue as to whether ,,4 handed over the dope, the they would be called to active ther agents and the sheriff closed

of the de- " fense arm and provide for its “ready Integration” into the regu-

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ments were nage to buy a quantity of dope from Underwood. One of the Chicago agents met Underwood in the latter's automobile in Brookville last night and turned

As Underwabd took the money’

in for the arrest. Authorities said Underwood

which would sell for about $5000 at “retail” level. Mr. called it the "biggest haul in five or six years.” Mr. Brigham said Underwood was chiefly involved in wholesale of the dope and much of it was in crude form, which made the $125 buy possible. “Apparently he was not tied to a nationwide ring, but we feel certain there is a man higher up in the organization,” he said. Underwood refused to name any accompliies. : Authorities said Underwood apparently was linked to small-time peddlers in Connersville. Sheriff ‘Enochs said he was unable to determine if Underwood ever sold directly to high school students. Investigation of teen “reefing” led to the apprehension of a 19-vear-old Connersville girl just out of high school. She was sent to the State School for Girls. Smoked in Small Groups Sheriff Enochs said there was no evidence of the youngsters taking marijuana at gang parties. “Mostly they smoked it in smal groups of twos and fours,” he said. | “Apparently there was enough marijuana smoking {among the youngsters to make

Brigham

Services Friday For Mrs. Garriott

Services f

trong Garriott will be at 2

Friday at

Home in- Greenfield.

be in Park Mrs: Garri

most of her life in Greenfield. She graceful example of the Truman was a member of the Greenfield surrender of America’s best interC

Christian

Club, Helping Hand Society and

was a past

of the Eastern Star in Greenfield. that will stop this sending of help-

Mrs. Garri

| her ‘home in Greenfield. Her husband, W. 1 |died in 1941 and her son, " not fence G., died a year ago. Both 0-50 chance.

were in the Surviving

g Charge

Walter Underwood

“ Fd { - t . . LJ Hits Handicapped Unit Police Get Clue ge . 0 Official to Speak Fg : . K. Vernon Banta, assistant ; 0 ICY 0 rfuman ‘executive secretary of President 0 SON , Truman's committee on National| . “he Employ the Physically Handi-| X Millis Urges: Halt capped week, { Overheard Phone 1 ‘idl be the Kkey- * On ‘Gl Slaughter’ will gn . Call Bares ‘Big Dedl’ - Bh ib i Ton ™ the kick-off By BOB BOURNE . *T. AYNE, Sept 27. ¢ luncheon of local Fs Times Stall Writer “ appeasement policy of the Tru-obser vance at SARBONDALE, hn Sept. 70% man administration will bring the Noon Monday in 3 Wolian Whe ravesisopid the Claypool long distance.telephone conversafree world right back where it Hotel tion today gave police a tantalizwas before the Korean War, Frank Mr Banta Ing clue in the search for D. C. T. Millis, GOP candidate for state who is also spe- [SUOPhEBSOB. anid she iadieet auditor, declared ‘at a luncheon cial assistant to e Jaman anos ® Bag vert the chairman of ently overheard the missing murspeech here today. ¢ the tional der parolee promise to send money “The President himself has as- '¢ natio

Mr. Banta : . ‘serted that our protection of For- 2mm 1t tee, is JO the unidentitig man in Okla

Pa _(homa with whom Stephenso mosa will be withdrawn whéit the 2MONg the nation's disabled, hav talked on the phone. A "

X ing been injured while working| Re re § ok al pSouh as a youth in Minnesota. From! She said oi alse hen render of Formosa, the keystone 1243 to 1947 he was chief of the lL ™ © the return of a mysof our Far Western deforise are. Disabled Veterans Secfion, Vell, rious rson ‘whom they called It also would mean that the Reds “Tans Employment Service in "0%, P¢ y are to retain control over North Washington.

Stephenson, former Indiana Ku , »" A a The luncheon and observance Korea,” Mr. Millis said. of NEPH week in Indianapolis 1s Klux Klan leader who was paroled

sponsored by the Business and In March from a murder term in > Cot pra W > . Indiana State Prison, has been Professional Women’s Club and % {missing since \ug. 30. He left his Indianapolis Altrusa Club under i " : : To rooming house here with all his the auspices of the American Fed-| 3 eration of the Physically Handi-| belongings, leaving a note that San ed " ‘he would return in gne week. ppe ’ { The woman reported the phone [conversation to police today. She said she overheard it a few days {before Stephenson disappeared.

‘Disgraceful Example’

. “The President wants the American taxpayers to continue to send billions of dollars to Socialist Arm- countries of Europe evén though p. m. those countries are sending maPasco Funeral terials to Russia. which will be Burial will used by Red troops to kill AmeriCemetery, Greenfield. ean boys.” he said.

“Here again we have the dis-

or Mrs, Belle

the

State Rules Hamper

enfi Local Civil Defense ott, who was. 83, lived Indianapolis may be forced to ulations to allow complete. civil talking” the woman told me. defense plans to be made, Mayor Agrees to Send Money Feeney said today. | She told police Stephenson The Mayor, who returned from agreed to send the man in Oklaa civil defense meeting attended homa $50 by telegram. Because by mayors from other cities in Western Union officials refused Chicago, said other states mayito reveal to whom Stephenson have to take similar action. {sent the money, local police were

jarden ests to the Pinks and the Reds.” Mr. Millis said it is “high time matron of the Order we get a Congress in Washington

’hurch, the

less American boys into certain |slaughter and one that will direct Garriott, the use of American manpower Law- and resources where they have a

ott died yesterday in

program is virtually on a self- impound the telegraph firm's recsustaining basis operating with ords. volunteer help. Comparison with, “Hell, no!” were. the first words

daughter, REPORT 1200 KILLED MOSCOW,

insurance business. are her Sept. 27

(UP)

|tif. 'C. C. returns. You see him.| Don't talk to any ohe else, and don't let any one know who yow | Other Man—“I am stranded here with $13.50. I can’t just sit.” | Stephenson-—'Just sit tight. I lam wiring $50 in a few minutes. Work in the small- towns until C. C. comes, Stay away from the big cities.” : Went to Tulsa After being paroled, Stephenson went to Tulsa, Okla., to live with relatives. He asked parole authorities for permission to leave ‘there because of “family troubles,” and {was granted permission to move to Carbondale. . | He has lived here and in Cairo since June. His sponsor in parole {was Lloyd O. Hill, former Indianlapolis attorney who was one of Stephenson's defense counsels during the sensational murder trial in Indianapolis 25 years ago. Yesterday Mr, Hill told this reporter he “never heard of Stephenson” until he was asked to be his parole sponsor. Today, however, Mr. Hill admitted he had known Stephenson for more than 25 years and defended him during the murder trial in Indianapolis. Stephenson was convicted of second degree murder following the poison death of a Statehouse woman employee with whom he had been associating. Raps Parole Officials Meanwhile, Carbondale Police

He said they foiled police investivation by failing to report Stephenson’s disappearance for two weeks. “Parole authorities kept it secret so long that the trail is colder than hell,” Chief Davis fumed. “If they had informed us immedi-|

to trace him.” ] (In Indianapolis, police for the first time today received official

"barked, “Just give me all of it.”

“TRUMAN TO MEET PRESS

For the. second time in tw years, Leo D. Schuster, market

owner at 939 Division St. faced a Wood's |

o any of tnem habituals,” Sheriff Enochs sald. The tip on Underdentity came through an

bandit's gun today. The bandit adult, he revealed.

ordered cigarets. When Mr. Schus-| ter made change, the bandit|

Mr. Schuster handed Bver $93.

dianapolis time, tomorrow. a a

bert S. Gaskill, P

partment. Oct. 31—Health Guidance in

Health.

§18 North Delaware

Authorities said there was no indication that any dope besides marijuana was being peddied by {Underwood or his associates. ella 1 __|__Yederal-nareotics agents were E. Bradbury St. will be buried in to bring Underwood to Indianap- Memorial Park after services at 2 WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 (UP) olis this noon. He will be ar- p. m. tomorrow in Moore & Kirk — President Truman will hold a raigned in Federal Court on Northeast Chapel. news conference at 3 p.m. In- charges. of violating { Marijuana Tax Act,

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I. W. School of Medicine. Oct. 10—Mental Hygiene of Old Age—Dr. L. M. Krueger, Resident Counselor, |. U. Indianapolis Downtown Center. ; Oct. 17—Religion and Religious Observance in Old Age—Dr. E. Burdette Backus, Minister, All Souls Unitarian Church. Oct. 24—Economic Security for Older People—Prof. Taulman A. Miller, |. U. Economics De-

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Mrs. Paul H. New, and a grandson, sisters, Mrs. John H. Knightstown, and Mrs. Forbes, Indianapolis,

Mrs. George Wood

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Mrs. Wood, who was 73, died {yesterday in St. Francis Hospital. | Born in Jeffersonville, Mrs. {Wood lived in Indianapolis 60 |years. She attended Prentice, {Presbyterian Church. | Surviviors include her husband, (George, a daughter, Mrs. Carrie | Duckworth, Indianapolis; two isons, Edward Whittington, In-

|dianapolis, and William Whitting-

ton, Twin Falls, Ida., and two grandchildren. : Clarence Manley Clarence Manley, a mainte-

nance employee of the Spann Co. for 25 years, died Monday at |General Hospital. He was 69. | A native of Kenton, O., he lived [Here 35 years. Services will he at 1 p. m. Friday at the Jacobs Brothers West {Side Chapel. Burial wil Ibe .in Crown Hill, | Surviving are his wife, Rebecca: (2 daughter, Mrs. Marian Duniver; ia son, Miles; one grandchild and {four great-grandchildren.

Jasper Sams

| Services for Jasper Sams, for{mer resident of Indianapolis, will {be at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the IC. M. C. Willis & Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral | Park. | Mr. Sams, who was 65, died Saturday in Chicago. He had lived |in Chicago the past 15 veurs. Surviving is his wife, Beatrice.

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Across Indo-China T SAIGON, Indo-China, Sept. 27 (UP) —S8cattered fighting between Communist-led rebels and French | forces broke out all over IndoChina today. Officials described most of the

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showed that some may seek fed- picked up the phone. This held eral and state financing. It has her interest, and she continued to Aldrich learned Stephenson was ment never has worked. not been decided whether such listen. The conversation ran like missing Sept. 11, when he went has been paid his blackmail many

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(Continued From Page One) and United Nations of the fruits of victory and a free Korea, In this effort to win on ‘the diplomatic front what he is losing on the field of battle, Stalin is not in such a weak position as appears from the Red retreat,

Blackmail Remains He still has the weapons of Soviet blackmail, which are more potent than the guns of his Ko. rean satellites. He can threaten Russian and Red Chinese intervention and general Asiatic war, unless he gets a deal. Whether bluff or not, that threat is devastating to many United Nations members, including Britain and France. And it

ernment to ignore, either. There is no secret about the fact that the Allied governments are not prepared for an Asiatic war and that the Allied peoples do not want one, Other Factors Added to that Allied weakness

“Stephenson was on my party Chief Lee Davis raised a tempest are special British and French seek changes in state defense reg-/|\n¢. and I'm sure he was the one against Illinois parole officials. factors working toward appease-

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At this time, he said, the local seeking a circuit court order to ately, we might have been able American officials would do the

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