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SATURDAY/SEPT. 30,1950
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Row Before McManamon
Board Asks If It Can | Force Clerks to al - Appoint Deputies By RICHARD L. TAYLOR
United Press Staff Correspondent | Indiana Attorney General J. Emmett McManamon studjed today a State Election Board request for an opinion, on whether it can force county clerks to, appoint]. voter registration deputy officers.| The request for an opinion was decided by a -2-to-1 vote that | followed party lines at the end! of a stormy session yesterday, marked by Gov. Schricker's reaffirmation of a chronic charge that He was a ‘victim of fraud” in the 1944 election. ! Targets of the board's wrath were the clerks of Blackford and Grant Counties, the former a Democrat and the latter a Re-| publican. Clerk. Frank Hartup of Hartford City, charged with failing to
appoint deputies to canvass "Credentials, please?" Military Police Sgt. Roy Ingle, Kokomo,
Regist ation MP Checks Visitors Fs
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Blackford County to register, 50|5th Army Security Unit, stops a visitor at the gate at Camp
voters for the Nov. T election, admitted the charge. He said the . Atterbury.
Za wt ems our Flying Disc Story for Fifth
eight miles to register at t
Courthouse. + sneron ot uarion. IIA ETS Called ‘Ridiculous’
also admitted he reduced the 3 . number of deputies and set up a Cincinnati School system that made it necessary for . . voters to call at the Courthouse. Article in Current But he said Democratic County CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 30
Schricker in Clash pupils ‘was “ridiculous.”
At one point in the hearing, to! which Mr. Hartup and Mr. S8heron
“The way the story is written, school publication,” he said. “Unless authentic information‘is in-
Superintendent Raps Events Magazine
(UP)--Claude V. Courter, superinChairman Warren T. Kiser agreed tendent of Cincinnati public schools, said today that a story on with him, {flying saucers appearing in a current ewents magazine for fifth grade
were subpenaed, Gov. Schricker
» tuna, ony mass NEW Live TV Net
member of the three-man board.
‘nated as fantasy.”
cluded in the article it should not appear without being desig- '2KIDE place only a few feet AWAY (i, GIs are sending home im- imgpired by but it not affiliated | mediately money orders that have with the Indian National Con-
LUTON, England, Sept.
30 . (UP)—George Bernard Shaw D showed satisfactory progress today and sources close to Luton
Race Cashier Route for Shaw's World Repori— wy Held in Kidnap, Killed W hen U.S. Sr ‘Escape From [ITRStS SmashRobbery Case oo Cn . Hos i al Picked i sid | eto escaped convict os Te Warship Hits Mine Shot, Bandit i pit a Revolt Plot MN see yesterday by Illinois,
dleton Reformatory was re-
State Police after he forced an’ 5 - Indianapolis cab driver to take Gary Seaman Among
him to .Marshall, Ill, 25 miles Victims of Blast
. i (west of Terre Haute. at and Dunstable Hospital said his Ne al n d m Paul Jacoby, 537 Park Ave. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP) Holdup at Richmond “escape route” had been planned notified police from Marshall —The U. 5. destroyer Brush
and a rehearsal staged.
i i 1 uo yo. stadium last night. The bandit! 4 (CORDING to a source
13000 fans %=iched the stock car Down from his second floor races. ’ room to a private ward, through
Reed, of 428 8. 12th St., Rich- ground below, then through a gap mond, was reported®in fair condi- in a thistledown hedge, then about
cash box and coins, then fired
woufided a ticket seller at “You'll know he's out of the western “buffer state” between was being held at Casey, Ill, for . ; hospital when you hear he’s at India and Russia, announced to- Indiana authorities today. the Richmond auto racing Ayot,” an official said. day that it has smashed a plot to -
{girl friend were in the box office z : Plot Well Advanced {the pumpkin, the rosy blush on
vesterday he had ‘been robbed of struck a floating mine off the Ko-
1 Mr. Shaw entered hospital Sept. $7.and forced to drive to Ilinois! | Takes Place at Height A Mr Shaw entered | pia Sp} 7 Accused of Plan $7-and forced fo dive to Tinis rean coast Wediisstay 284 rite Of Auto Program - Later bladder trouble set in. but To Kill Army Chief, Station: of her crewmen were , the = | Times Special his return te his Ayot St. Law- Blast A | ‘Illinois police arrested Lewis Navy disclosed yesterday. “ | RICHMOND Sept. 30-—A rence home is believed imminent. as rsena $s Barnes, 24, an escaped convict,| Five others are missing and 10 ’ : The hospital said the journey By United Press and Mr. Jacoby identified him a3 were injured. masked gunman seriously home will be a secret misison. The kingdom of Nepal, tiny pro- the kidnap-bandit suspect. |
The blast tore a large hole in ‘the 2200-ton destroyer’'s side below the water line, and one of her firerooms was flooded. But she
overthrow its government. . . : : i - . . ‘made port in Sasebo, Japan, under ‘escaped with $1000 as some here, this is the escape route: _ 1n¢ Nepalese embassy said the IS d . | : ers her own: steam after emergency plot came to light after the arrest| repairs. of Sardar Raj Chalise and six
. y A Navy spokesman said no in- = x . ; y . ther leaders of the N i Con- 5 The 45-year-old cashier. Wayne a window by. stretcher to the —. PY i Nora Set From Other Falls formation has been received here 24 in Katmandu, the capital.
on what type of mine was struck or how it came to be in the area,
tion at Reid Memorial Hospital 100 yards to the seldom-used cor- All seven were said to have id it “might” ; with a bullet %wound in the left ridors of a neighboring building. confessed that they plotted to as- Some Temperatures He Said yt mip have bien 4
Japanese mine laid during World
chest, close to the heart. The building—from which Mr. sassinate Maharajah Mohun™ High | war IL fms Daughter Sees Shooting Shaw, aged 94, will emerges Shamsher Jang. Bahadur Rana, igher. Then Usve he U. S. warships rushed to - ¥ Soi 8 © eB, The victim's. 10-year-old daugh- through the front door—is a ma- Prime Micgtes and Supreme Com WASHINGTON, Sept, 30—Now the stricken vessel and helped ter, Nancy, and an 11-year-old ternity hospital. : y. comes the time for the frost upon rescue crewmen blown overboard, when the bandit appeared while é | They also confessed they intend- all the leaves. But the forecasters = >) crewmen killed included; cars roared around the track. The S 113 ed to blow up the Nepalese army's of the U. 8. Weather Bureau here James Robert Colleran, seaman, gunman pointed a revolver at her arsenals, ammunition stgges and say this Fall will be unlike other S00 of Mr. and Mrs. James F, father and demanded “stick 'em strategic outposts, the émbassy Falls. Colleran, Gary, Ind.
| We will still be plagued with
spiracy was well advanced. Radio rake up. But the October nip in
up,” Nancy reported. The girl T 2 said. hy rr eee said the gunman reached for the oney gain The announcement said the con- reddish and and brown leaves to More N Y Police . .
as her father tried to pull the transmitters and arms were said the air will be f box away. fire tiusn ‘of Get First Payday jto have been discovered in the for many of er Srent this year, “When I saw fire flash out o home of a captain in the Nepalese, Temperatures in the Middle "” ! { the gun, Iran for help,” Nancy At Atterbury Army. The captain is a son-in- Atlantic States will be much d elps oom ’
related. “It was gwlol CAMP ATTERBURY, Sept. 30 law of the ranking general of the above normal. The leaves will be She said her girl fried, Sharon Army. red, but the temperature will re- . . * Bicknell, daughter of one of the GIs of the 28th Division were call ‘Just Beginnin ’ , 2 > “flush” again today. Among those arrested were a call thoughts of summer, from g +)
speedway’'s ticket takers, ran]
Pockets jingled and spirits former major-general in the just across the Pennsylvania Says Commissioner
with her and her father staggered Nepal A ho is t border in N Y showed a decided upturn as Army Nepalese Army who is treasurer border in New York south to out of the box office. clerks passed out Ao] pay Amy of the Nepali Congress Political North Carolina. NEW YORK. Sept. 30 (UP) As Mr. Reed reeled to the walk- ,, "pn 0 ovivania National Guard Association, and a former major Snow in Northwest Police Commissioner Thomas F,
way beneath the main grand-
; in the Indian stand he called to Mrs. Frank was activated earlier this month.
ing the drivers in the semifinal
when the track announcer called
last week. - | Other world develo : : race, first realized the drama = pyi.ouoh efforts of the division The C es VelopIenis was Veather Bureau, and temperatures Mr. Murphy. appointed to office
National Army Also in the West it will be dif- Murphy, who rqocked his depart. GIs on a 51-day-a-week sched- founded by Subhas Chandra ferent. There is snow on the ment yesterday by demoting 338
Martin, wife of one of the track "that ends’ at. noon today Bose to fight alongside Japan in ground today in-Montana, Wyom- men at one swipe, made it plain owners, “I've been shot. waited in line for their share. World War II {ing and Idaho. There will be today he is just beginning to pram « . . | it should not appear in any The crowd of spectators, cheer- Many have been without funds the, Agitating for Reform ‘heavier than normal precipitation clean ‘house in ‘his bribe-ridden
{there during .October, says the force.
will be much below normal. last Monday, indicated he would This will be an unusual October. follow his shakeup, biggest in
The magazine, “My Weekly for an ambulance. been prepared earlier. Corm.pany gress party of Premier Jawaharlal PTY days will not fit expectation Police department history, with
Reader,” is published by the
The announcement was made commanders distributed the Nenry,
In the Pacific Coast states, the more changes—probably next in
. Gov. Schricker said that six after Mrs. Martin raced to the|panks earlier this week to speed |South Atlantic states and along the detective division. ; sear aan. when omer & Core (JIGS HOT TORY ATcrcin, Eeiction, omc se’ Sand sion ne mai oe ss raion ee agri ilo, JonE DAE SE ult Cons, To an wd Thar 1s some. cvdence o hart defeated him by 21,000 votes lwide: circu th a grandstand with news- of the pore than 1500 soldiers of the e foutal 1 ma ot : {the northern Rocky Mountains, corruption” among detectives, Mr, for a U. S. Senate seat, he was twice clreuiation. xy 9 government. |y,, gna, will be heavier than Murphy said, although it “does
cheated out of the election by : : GOP trregularities In registration, Ovid Fans First _ “Nobody ever has been the To Gain Benefits Tstin lection Jrauds More (Continued From Page One)
| Meanwhile, in Columbus, Miss holdup. Keystone Division, sporting the Eleanor M. Johnson said the ‘magazine would stand behind the - |article as written. “The article was not intended
hotly. “I know what it means to nels; Video images are beamed 28 fantasy or irony, but as a Be defraud {serious non-fiction piece on new
The holdup came at the height «gjoody Bucket” red shoulder of the race and the crack of the pag, will pour” into central Indi-| gunman’s revolver was mistaken gna this afternoon and tonight.
{It aims more’ toward socialism | than communism. { The present sovereign, Maha-
| ; . ; {sistant attorney who prosecuted by spectators as the noise of a gome will use the 1000 free foot- rajanirajs Triomuavana Bir Bic Shattered Vial [Alger Hiss took over as Police
normal. {not seem to be widespread.” { Mr. Murphy, former U, S. as.
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blown-out tire on the race track. pall tickets Butler University has Shamaser Jang. has relgne 5 Commissioner after sensational Ironically, last night's race was given the division's Special Serv-|po we = = os . iSned since Delays Wedding
{disclosures that New York City
ed.” from a transmitter atop the tele-| : ie the final night race of the season. jce section. The Indianapolis col- : | Az . |police were netting as much as Gov. Schricker and Herbert M. phone building in Dayton to a types of aircraft, she said. |The speedway begins daylight jege's team plays Wabash College! Other Sond developments: At Atterbury !$5 million a year in graft from Spencer, Democratic members of relay station at Brogkville, O. The en A Ele an racing Sunday afternoon, Oct. 8.'at 2 p. m. Any soldier, sailor or Helsinki Si big bookie rings. . , the signals are received, 3 - . J io | imes State Service : ' I id, Toied 10 dak Jan opin. There Signals ap on to the peared in a feature column of the Wide Alarm Spread Indrine i uniform wil be admit: with 100000 workers already] CAMP ATTERBURY, Sept. 30 Jie Them All cated they would order the two next station at New Hope, O. magazine under the by-line “Tom Authorities spread a state-wide ; game. on strike, Finland was threatened| First scheduled wedding at , His first shakeup yesterday hit
elerks to appoint deputies if the From there, the images are Trott™ Miss Johnson said “Tom Attorney General ruled they beamed to stations in Indiana at Trott” was a fictitious name and could, Glenwood and Greenfield, and/that the column was writien by
Wants Court Rulings finally to an antenna on the roof one of the magazine's editors.
Mr. Steers objected, saying
of the Indiana Bell Building in “Trott” claimed in the column
mandamus actions in local courts downtown Indianapolis. When the to have seen the flying saucers
werg the answer io the problem.
{programs reach Indianapolis, they and went on to say that “for
{ ' le in many He sald the state board had no can be routed into the coaxial several years, peop right to rule in local disputes. |cable for. transmission to Louis- parts of our country have
ville.
_ An early opinion from Mr, Mc- : The relay stations vary
was expected, since the
mains.
claimed to have seen flying in Saucers. The government prove:
Mahamon : deadline for registration is Oct. height from 60 feet to about 250 that some of these people were
9 and little more than a week re- feet, depending upon the terrain. _|Generally in hilly or mountain-ROW allowed to tell you that{, jo. wo "tne Graham Cleaners {Wo Of her four husbands for)
Among spectators in the open ous regions thé smaller stations Soe (1YINE saucers are real.
session whé “did not participate can handle ‘the job because they will Rep. Joli 'R. Walsh (D. An-|take advantage of the natural d derson). Rép. Walsh is a candi- (elevation. Taller structures are lo our country. date for re-eléction in the Fifth usually needed to get the neces- n : District, of which Blackford and sary line-of,sight in flat or gently Pose of the ‘Trott’ column on fly-| Lp. nin Eldridge, 22, of 2139 Grant Counties area part. ~~ [rolling countryside. The station .
imagining things. However, I am 16th Street Speedway. ney belong to our air force.
Miss Johnson said, “The pur- Robbed of $55 They were insured for a total of|
ing saucers was to calm any! |at Greenfield is the tallest on the hysterical fears which pupils 1104 00 e855 at 4:30 a. m. t any
alarm for the bandit, described as Others who stay at camp 10 today with a general industrial Camp Atterbury since its reacti- N® entire plainclothes vice,
about 26 to 28 years old, five feet Watch the Notre Dame-North shutdown unless
a scheduled vation was postponed today after gambling and prostitution di«
eight inches tall and 130 pounds Carolina grid clash on cOMPARY walkout of powgr plant.workers a hospital technician dropped a Yi$1on: ranging from patrolmen to
and wearing a jacket. , television sets will use their is .alled off. |. Police said he stole a light passes tonight. green 1950 Ford from the Waller UNE
vial containing a blood specimen | 2¢tin8 captains. All were ordered
Other new strike threats came of the groom-to-be back to pounding beats in uni-
(from meat packers and leather pvt. Elwood L. Heller and Miss [OT and their places taken by
Motor Salés lot here about 15 Woman Held in Poison and rubber workers, all demand- Jeannette Seely, both of Berwick “untainted” rookies.
iminutes before the holdup. ing higher wages. { Death of 2 Husbands brought record high prices. - in a camp chapel today. 7Plainclothe squads appeared “to
night belong to the Championship ATMORE. Ala, Sept. 30 (UP)| “pg economic picture darkened 4 Stock Car Racing Club, the group —A 40-year-old farm WOMAN ,. ye Agrarian Party govern-| POSTPONEMENT f the wed-] ment faced a test in a new elec- ging automatically oF the wed-|§o he ousted ail and ordered retion of local and county council-|
Drivers in the races here last
w. was -held without bond today ‘pending a grand jury investigation of charges that she killed
that races at Indianapolis’
Mr. Reed is a delivery truck lors tomorrow,
{ {their insurance. . ‘L neve, The alleged victims were the
land W. E. who were poisoned.|
hill Mrs. Bessie Lee Cunningham's Pleasant St. told police he WaS 6st two husbands were still liv-|
, ip! Arete ve | A strong detachment of British { They will someday be a big help py on Way to Work Cunningham brothers, Arthur, oo "wil cai soon to reinforce 2 High School, will be wed to- [in Parents’ Absence the two battalions already in cam
Korea, it was learned today. - | ~ |'Three sleep dren died ! S ibe of the 628th Medium Tank| sleeping children of Names and strength of the pa ttalion. Pvt. Heller is in the Smoke poisoning in their bedroom
units could not be disclosed, but| 09th Regime last night while their parents left {it was recalled that a government |! Infantry nt. | g P
Inflation has Pa. were to have repeated vows JI: Murphy said some of the
be almost wholly corrupt and a others to some extent corrupt.”
makes tomor- placements picked on the {row's ceremony the camp's first. Pe “honesty Pe integrity.” Basia | Ret, Jay D. Mowery, formerly;
‘of Terre Haute, and Miss Betty AR _— |Jane Herko, a graduate of Frank. 3 Children Die in Fire
morrow afternoon in a ev Ret. Mowery is a mem-| NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (UP)—
{them alone to go out for a mid.
Dayton-Indianapolis route and is might build up from hearing mis-|., noo ware and Washington Sts \ing in Alabama and Florida. | ' Mixture of Weather | re re {announcement said the reinforce-| night snack at a restaurant. Soe of the tans DUE thus. fap ean alk pou Sieg Np Zidnige Suid De “was en RETRACTIBLE EARS iments would have their own Prepare Formal Charge A police emergency squad Forecast for October rises " . no |route to work when he was at-| Animals that fight with theirjarmor and artillery. . . worked over 4-year-old Carol WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP) How It Works . Written to dispel any Wrong tacked by two men who drove up/teeth retract their ears when) . In Richmond Slaying | Anne Roeber; or Patricia, » Sept. « (ideas. lin a black sedan. He was knocked ¢ be Indo-China |“ RICHMOND, Sept. 30 (UP) — ; . ~—October will be cold and wet in| The picture-carrying signals : jangry so that the ears cannot be 2, and their 5-month-old brother 8 Based on News Report down by one, he said, while the | An A ie State De t t Authorities prepared to file for- 4 the west and warm and dry injare flashed from 10-foot square The column, she said, Was other ransacked his pockets injured or torn by the enemy. Lea eau a CY par Mook mal charges today not Ses Robert for two hours. the east, according to weather horn-shaped antennas atop the on a report on flying! i A IT RARE i Vv 0 look agal | The parents, Robert and Rose bureau experts. tations. The microwave ante based epo ying! A Columbus man, Jerry Isgrigg, OLDEST U. S. MISSION deeper into the need for American Katherine Imhoff, 41, who shot Roeber, had arranged to have a
weather will come in Montana and Wyoming but below-normal using a highly efficient metal le
be warmest, it said; and the en- same power needed to operate
unusually high temperatures. | |
300 Homeless as Slide
" Smashes Swedish Town of the next station.
SURTE, Sweden, Sept. 30 (UP) =A landslide which pushed parti IBousE
of this town into the river ‘halted where they are boosted back t
Police said the final toll ap- antenna to the.next station.
peared to be one woman killed, Coaxial cable is another
In a 30-day extended forecast, nas shoot the radio energy out the bureau said the most frigid/in a very narrow line similar to
readings will occur in the entire this invisible beam can be pro-| western half of the nation, .!jected with a transmitter power | The Middle Atlantic states will of only one-half watt, about the!
tige eastern section will experience [small flashlight. If the special lens were not used, it would take a transmitter of 25 million watts| to produce a signal of the same strength at the receiving antenna
microwave signals flow hollow - rectangular pipes [to the radio amplifying equipment;
making the flight.
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{up any of the objects.
two women seriously injured, and method developed by Bell Tele- ‘Dislikes’ Receiving
300 persons left homeless.
phone Laboratories for transmit-
The sie, Sweden's Worst In ting telephone messages and: tele. ANY Military Mail - 200 years, left many homes in ny Pp the begincing. the In-| WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP)
13 Amish Go Free AT &T. In School Law Case in diameter and contains eigh
LANCASTER, Pa. Sept. 30 COPPer tubes the size of a 14d the editor and not to-me per-
(UP) +- Thirteen Amish men Pencil. Through the centers o
to school. i Route to Louisville ,
day period for violating the State 120 miles the new Indianapolis
sect paid their fines and those of Cable crosses the Ohio River. three women who rever went to With the completion of the Chi
This cable is about two inches,
walked out of jail last night, the these tubes run copper wires, the last of 31 “plain folk” fathers Size of the lead in a pencil, which freed by outside aid after they te had in place by insulating. rr ————— chose to go to prison for failing 9188. The tube and the wire have tp send their 14-year-old children ® 0mmon axis—they are coaxial. Violent Quake Rocks
The request, signed by Al
¢/8raph: | “Please address the reports to
{sonally.” T am a member of ‘the Reserve and do not like to re-
Pacific Off Mexico
All 31, arraigned over a three- Traversing a distance of about By Science Rervice
.. WABHINGTON, Sept. 30-A
Compulsory School Attendance Louisville cable follows a route Violent earthquake rocked the Law, spent a night in- jail after from Indianapolis that carries it floor of the Pacific Ocean just off declining to pay $2 fines and near Shelbyville, Columbus, Sey- the coast of Mexico, selsmologists costs, mour and Scottsburg on its way at the U. 8. Coast and Geodetic Friends not connected with the to Louisville. At Jeffersonville, the Survey reported today. The quake
was of magnitude 7. Highest
Jail. AN 34 Amish chose prison cago-Omaha radio relay system 8.6, that assigned to the recent - Tather than go against a belier|today another major step will| Assam earthquake. that et
children should remain on have been taken toward the pro-| Epicenter of this tremor that
iE | the farm after reachi . vision of transcontinentg] televis- Occurred at 1:32 a. m. EST on| Every eye strained at the sky = ih a. . ter reaching 14 8 land ground around us, Every ear Announce the admission of
fon service.
of the year, >
Shuey ALL star dnd RENT YOUR INSTRUMENT ot Frae Estimate Today \ Y POINT:
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{Sept. 29 is approximately 19 de-
NOW AT DU . The final leg across the nation 8Tees north and 107 degrees west, 3 RAY'S 'will be between Denver and San the seismologists report. |Francisco. According to present SE _—™™ plans, construction work will go Albert cey {forward on this section in 1951) Services for Albert Lacey, who {with the possibility that the proj- died’ Friday at his home, 730 ject may be completed by the end Edgemont St. will be held Mon-
|day at 1 p. m. at Jacobs Brothérs {Westside Chapel. Burial will fol{low in New Crown Cemetery. | A native of Kentucky, Mr, {Lacey had been a resident of g ladiagpats ‘for. 48 years. , He was 67 : Lh He is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Turner of Indian:
Indianapolis. ; Evansville / , (Serving All Day) = ; yi Le 0 CR ee | 1606 N. ILLINOIS ST. _ Detsber 1, 1950 ie . 4 * . Y ASR 4 % ] a Lol \ i > > \ 0 TH @ : $ (
saucers which appeared in the told police two women robbed Apr. 7 issue of “U. S. News and him of $26 early today as he left San Miguel, in Santa Fe, N. M.. native troo {World Report” and other pub-a lunch stand at 130 N. Illinois is considered the oldest mission the beam of a flashlight. BY lished accounts of new types of St. church in the United States. led rebels ' alreraft. -
had on an Eastern Airlines flight . si Sogo: Over All of South K ol Cf ago. Mr. McKelvie and two offi- ver o ou orea Heading th PO siong were Hoosi St Terr | : oe . ; ! : { sie Defy Remaining Communists and Take = John Melby and Maj. Gen. Erskine y yan lem = | R . y Graves, both of who visited here In lowe Robbery | outes Saving Time on Way to Seoul in July and August. With them NEVADA. I By WILLIAM CHAPMAN, United Press Staff Correspondent Were Myron Cowan. U. 8. Am- — Eugene Langbeen, 19. Ham-| KIMPO AIRFIELD, Korea, Sept. 30-— The U. 8. Air Force Passador to the Philippnies, "and mond, Ind., was on his way to
cers of the airline reported they saw a new type of aircraft while
| However, the U. 8. Air Force has denied it is carrying on extoda periments with “flying saucers” y and the crawling mud be- | original strength and shot out 20d has said repeatedly that its
gan to turn into hard clay. \through - another lens-equipped Investigations have failed to turn
this glass-making village of 2000 dianapolis-Louisville coaxial is| ~The Defense Department has collapsed or buried. Factories on peing equipped to carry one received a request from the Scott the banks of the Gota River were southbound channel for television County Democrat, a newspaper pushed into the water. and several hundred telephone - ~~ $4 .cir®uits, The cable was placed by ualty lista.
in Benton, Mo. for Korean cas-
Westland, closed with this para-
ceive military mail.” 4
She also said that the grticle ; — ’ | read “shotgun at her husband, Edw .rd, wan imapired. by an experience Oc 5- Fliers Thumb Noses at Reds— ina of arma. material and money, 45, Ocers said he was dead {which Clarence McKelvie, assist-| U d Pi i} © Y: when they arrived. | &|ant managing editor of the AEP Km¥ EM narme anes hy elt i amatih the 2d} Mrs. Imhoff was taken into)
Heading the
thumbed its nose at the Korean Communists today, flying unarmed Mrs. Cowan. transport planes over the full length of South Keorea despite the I
Communist forces still remaining there. Declares Rent Curb armed robbery of an Ames, Iowa,
The route change trimmed one hour off the round trip time
of the airlift to Kimpo, the Seoul airport. Previously the airiire Extension Necessary He was found guilty of hold-|
operated over water all the way | WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP) Ing up Henry Arends at gunpoint to avoid enemy ‘anti-aircraft fire. peaceful villages and mud-filled| Rep. Brent Spence (D. Ky.),|20d taking $10 last Aug. 1 and
In south Japan this morning I bomb craters. said today that undoubtedly rent Previously had pleaded guilty to
- Half way up tie peninsula our controls will have to be extended. } | Mr. Spence is chairman of the Police sald Langbeen. led them
boarded one of the first C-119 Flying Boxcars to make the trip ) ’ ! over the new route. radio failed, and the pilot could
The crew was carefully briefed not contact navigation aids along
through route, indentification procedure and location of the front lines in the area over which we would pass. :
Each of us was issued a parachute, but in addition we were given’ leaflets to identify us and help us get aid if we wound up in an enemy pocket. We took off through the early morning ground haze. The first leg of the hop across the Korean Strait looked like the start of any airlift trip. Then the southern tip of Korea loomed ahead. At first we flew over land known: to be in United Nations hands.
There were no reports of anti-
Ahead we could see fighter planes {sweeping the valleys for. possible GEO. S. OLIVE & ( 0. Sn
. rating given to an earthquake is|
counter-action, Then we moved) out “over ‘territory where a spear-|
North Koreans.
was attuned to the first sign of
ino man's land. But nothing went wrong. In and the brillant sunshine’ which:
fis ior or ee oe] } VERLIN H. PETRY, C.P.A.
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tains and patenwork rice padaies | John J. van BENTEN, C.P.A.
| we saw only peaceful villages and §
Enjoy Sunday Dinner
HOPKINS] .
Ag partnership in the, firm la I ; 0, th:
Built in 1621, the mission of aid to French and Viet Namese 30d killed her husband during ps fighting a bloody What police said was a family guerrilla war against Communist- )
The United States aid, which al- 18 2 blast from a single-bar led
by the neighboring Chinese Com-
{House Banking Committee which in pre-dawn darkness on the the route. But the weather a i a White! Pefore they lost him. He was perfect and he had no trouble House visit that if the present] rn lining up on the Kimpo strip with, 1aw is not changed it would cre- SHORTEST U. §. RIVER _ visual checkpoints. ate a “spotty” national situation. Shortest river in the U, S. is/ Cc “> Planes of the Far East Air rere the D, 400 feet long. It flows from AN Ga Chttes Force combat cargo command OTL. FIRMS MAKE CHEMICALS pevil's Lake into the Pacific| carried: full” loads in overland| The petroleum-chemical indus- Ocean on the Oregon coast flights to this base at five-minute try now supplies about 40 per cent PT —————— intervals throughout the daylight of the organic chemicals made in TRANSIT BIG INDUSTRY hours, today. the United States. {
aircraft action or troop move- SUN LIGHT HURTS EYES 'dustry in the United States. ments in the southwest corner of Exposure to excessive sunlight Korea where Red divisions are lowers, for a time, the sensitivity) {isolated “by the junction of the of eyes to light; night-driving| United Nations forces at Suwon. after sunbathing is dangerous.
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begin a prison sentence of not! nd gir.conditioned comfort of
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man and theft of his car. 1
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stealing Mr. Arends’ car.
{a high-speed chase from Ames to! {Boone, Towa, and back to Ames
|arrested near Ames Aug. 2. |
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