Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1950 — Page 2
— _ Twenty - two Hoosiers ° were.
tin, Gary.
8r., Princeton.
Ome Killed in. Action, 17 Wounded, 3 * Missing, 1 Injured
named in a Department of Defense casualty list released last night.* One was killed in action, 17, wounded, one injured and three, missing in action. ; ‘ KILLED IN ACTION Pte." Herbert 0. Martin, emergency addressee: Mrs. Alice Mar-|
WOUNDED { Pfc. John Francis Alvarado, brother of Eva Mary Alvarado, Marion. Bi Pfc. Noble Bolin, son of Roscoe Willis Bolin, R. R. 1, Tell City. Cpl. "Frank "Richard Anderson, son of Mrs. Bertha Alice Anderson, , Judson. : IE Pfe. Howard Russell Cansler Jr., son of Howard Russell Cansler
Pre. “Robert Richar "Chappel; son of Mrs. Ruby Chappel, Kokomao. Sgt. David Junior Debolt, son of John K Franklin Debolt, Ft.
metta, Gary. t a o ch v Po Cpl. Harold Junior: Hunley, son 904 No Chances. He hed twa. TV. sets in opmation. :
Pfe. Raymond E. L. K
Jackson, Mt." Vernon. spi RM a Nr fa TL son of Mrs. Vivian . %
w With Video Viewers’ Morte Hopes for Peace
Evansville, ‘ Cpl. Frank Kimbler, brother of Like Sitting on 50-Yard Line—or Better,’ \Senale Must Sil Mea. Faun Bail, RB: B. 2, DUI Grid Fans Say of Notre Dame Game ~ . Pfc. Robert Dominguez San- By CARL HENN - pprove Appointment .. chez, son of Mrs. Filiza Domin- Indianapolis went big time on TV “yesterday. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP)
guez Sanchez, East Chicago. Everybody loved it.
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George J, Bot, new general
cof Mrs. Ada Hunley, Union City. a es “Big Time TV Goes Over Big New NLRB Chief Water Sprites ng-
land, Sept. 30 (UP)-—Dr. Hewlett Johnson, the “Red
Wayne. Pfe. John Gamez, sbn of Mrs. Hr jerang jury. i. Marie Gamez, East Chicago” ? X = 3. 2d Lt. Arthur Louis Srbmetta,’ Television took Indianapolis ty’ stor Aoday as the. National network hook-up went into effect here. Patrons of the 150 Tavern, 150 ‘Wallace Tells Red, son of Mrs. Mary E. Clericy Gero- 16th St., spent a moist afterncon ‘watching Notre Dame defeat North Carolina at South Bend. Owner derry Sentir (behind bar “Make Friends of U. S.
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.Dean” of Canterbury, in- [to Russia. x
vited six female archaeolo-
gists. to wse his
bathtub today after
complained that there are [the Chinese leader at Peking.
~ no public baths in the village. The six women are digging in thé Roman remains of Canterbury .and
living “in tents. ‘
(Interested with the U.S.8.R. in
[quests,” Mr. Wallace wrote.
tain specific items o Property by a state official
Gov. Walter W. Johnson and advanced after Stephenson's dis--District - Attorney J. Stump,ppearance became known a week shar, who naked the grandlago and a search was begun. "Hetunger at the sthes as the off official” "OVSht a5 8 je talater. sus-
take in . Best. The latter said] = Stephenson served 25 years be- play or flew. parole : he disprove all the charges, [hind bars as a “model prisoner,”000, Hé¢ was a millionaire, and he
such items as a steel water head-|his release he said he was through cknon or gate, a ton of coal, some plywood With the Klan and politics, and|3 the £4 Jaci Dh boards, a quantity of water pipe Wanted only to live a quiet life, ~for
SOUTH SALEM, N. Y,, Sept. |(UP)—Henry A. Wallace told|s,, se mage in the 1020's. when| haps slain by someone whose repChinese Communist Premier Mao/he wielded fabulous political] tation’ was ruined by the “little | Tze-tung today that he should power and amassed a fortune , ltry to make friends with the from Klan dues. |was flogged . by Stephenson's {United States and quit kowtowing| Stephenson was convicted of the hooded kiansmen.
| The former vice president ten-{Madge Oberhoitzer, 28, who took| Others believe Stephenson could’ family ~|dered his advice “as one farmer to poison after Stephenson raped her not adjiist to his new life. They they |another” in an airmail letter to aboard a train. Doctors testified,
It is “high time” for Red China wounds inflicted in the attack. that’ trying to live on $50 a week Ito come to an ynderstanding with| At the time, Stephenson was { contributed to a nervous collapse. [the U. 8. “Unless the new China is/riding the crest of a wave of | Reports from Cairo, where-he
insane drive toward world con-|Indiana Klan, whose members| months, said he was nervous and _
The foul play theory, Jroposed 3 A ae a rious
ad Served 25 ¥
"D.C. Stephenso yond
ac-|during which time he never gave
trolled politicians: up a legal fight for freedom. On eon
Stephenson's influenes, had
that Gov. Jackson would grant These were some of the ques-'pim 5 pardon. But when he failed -
his} grand tions to which state Investigators yo go so, Stephenson produced a ‘s accusations were “petty.”|Sought the answers: I“Jittle - black box,” the confents
in-| Did he deliberately violate pa-|o¢ which were turned over to a
/mate had testified before the role; hoping fo disappear and grand jury.
never be found? | Gov. Jackson and several other id hie suffer 3 mental 0 ” phys- { prominent public officials — were -
lical breakdown? | Did he go underground to join! indicted = Sharges of nd [the new Klan or some other !0 commit a felony, a strange order? | Jackson never went to tria Some sources believe Stephen-
4 or Lani oot aur some SON Bas been abducted and per-
{black box,” or by someone who
second degree murder of Miss Reported Paranolac
believe he spent his fortune in his she would have died anyway of prolonged battle for freedom, and
an/power during the heyday of the| worked and lived the last three
were said to have numbered 500, often fll. pr
or: Roy John Seam, gratin In taverns and manalons, neighborhodd bars and bungalows, counsel of the National Labor Lowell, . "opinions on the flickering screen were unanimous: Relations Board, doesn’t ‘expect ~ Pvt. Edward Harold Sortwell, “Better than ever.” any friction with board mem-, son of George Sortwell, R. R. 2, Homeowners who relaxed in their favorite easy chairs to watch bers, and is “sure they'll co-op-8unman. Notre -Dame’s football team whip ~ erate with me.” h
1st. Lt. Paul Elmo Taylor, 300 North Carolina had the same ap- 'going to put in a permanent teleof Mrs. Elsie Taylor, R, R. 1,! preciative comment as those con-| vision set so we can carry the
Butierville, lvivial souls’ who preferred to
First, however, the Senate must big sports events. I think I'll get approve President Truman's ap-.
Cpl. Roy Taylor Jr., son of ROY watch 7 om a bar stool: one at ‘home, too. It really comes pointment of thé 40-year-old. govTaylor 8r., R. R. 2, North Vernon.| «yt was just like sitting on the in clear.” ernment career man to replace
INJURED: 50-yard tine. Or better” WFBM-TV. Pleased Robert N. Denham.
Cpl. George Joseph Herman, No More Fuzzy Films ° | Officials at WFBM-TV, the In- That's when the fireworks prob- *
son of Mrs, Florence Catherine! nrast often noted was the real- Ganapolis “station which serves ably will start.
Herman, Marion. [ization that the network hook-up an. estimated. ‘86,000 sets- in this! Sen. Robert A: Taft, (R., 0. al ©
MISSING IN- ACTION with 54 telecasting stations in|Ar®2 e pleased with the re-'member of the Senate Labor ComCpl. Robert Patrick Bruno, son 41 other cities eliminated fuzzy SPONse to\improved programs. mittee which will consider. the
of Mrs, Leona Bruno, Plymouth.|mv fiims running as much as a Our ‘phone calls yesterday and nomination, is expected to chal-
Cpl. Delbert Chansler Irs week later than the event. {last night were Highly compli-/lenge the appointment. Mr. Taft grandson of Mrs. Daisy Hatcher,| pohert 1. Holmes, from his| mentary,” sald Gordon Waltz already has charged that Mr. 238 E. 10th 8t., Indianapolis, /house at 606 N. Rural St, { producer at the station.” ‘Truman made a “blatant bid” for Pfe. Dwight Dale Jones, son of summed it up: | *“Wehad a good pick-up..on the CIO support when he fired Mr.
William Oscar Jones, Shoals. epee minimap
Ne Lying Down {could ses the gapressions on on
| “I think it's wonderful he! football game. And at 7 o'clock Denham two weeks ago.
~ |sdid, “better than I ao th I/1ast night we got a special brealt|Bott’s appointment apparently eir/ When Durwood Kirby, an Indian- could introduce a new era of
Mr.
|faces this afternoon. -japolls man who used to be in| peace between the board and the
To View Michelangelo [low the ball better a if ET ho radio here, appeared on a Wel- general counsel's “office, estabvariéhW CITY, Sept. 30—The sitting in the’ stands with ai oma Wagon program with lished as an indépendent hranen
horizontal pligrim is “gone, You glasses.” Garry Moore from New York. |yhder the Taft-Hartley act.
can't take your Italian artiying At 4311 N. Meridian St, “Br. “The program carried a salute goty a Democrat, comes _— down, not in the Sistine. Chapel James H, Stygall called network, to WEFBM-TV as one of the new now Haven, Conn. first move aft- | at least. TV “a lot sharper and clearer Stations tied into the network op sppsintment was to heal a Y break between the general coun--troduced the practice of extending! “All the difference between ~ || Bout on Film ‘sel’s office and the NLRB infor-. themselves on -the floor of the night and day,” was the opinion! Station anager Harry Bitner mation office. Mr. Denham “fired”,
oy
American GI students had in- than it was before.” | yesterday.”
- famous chapel to study the ceiling of Harry C. Ohge, 5324 Primrose Jr. estimaied at least 400,000 per- NT RB Information Chief Louis G. paintings of Michelangelo. Ave. “Live TV is so much betterisons in \th area watched the Silverberg several months ago,
holy place. No lying on the floor. parison.” No lying on benches.” Commercial estimates were no; 'heavywel The first result of the new rile less complimentary. | night.
The new signs say: “This is a than films that there's no com-| football ¥ e yesterday after- . . ,.4 handled his own public|
return.
is a slight flurry in the market of, “This is going to help business,” If the hook p had comie three Jy
pocket mirrors. The only way, said Jimmy Theofsnis, owner of days earlies, the fight for the henceforward, to avoid strained|the Budweiser Bar, 102 8.. Illi-
neck is to study the ceiling as nois St. - {have been vie directly from . reflectéd in a hand mirror. | "“I had a. paeked house this|its source in New York Dried Apples Tastier ieee” “© |ufternoon and a lot of business! But that's forgotten now-—In: BRRKELEY; Cal (UP)—A Uni-|
jnoon a di the LoulChatlet relations since. But Mr. Bott im: we ' mediately asked Mr. Silverberg to,
heavyweight ot drt would ‘Discovers’ Way to Make
Gal-Ler y : > lout wit Now I'm sorry. 1 started dianapotis has _ gone . big - time, versity of California professor
out with small screens. I'm going| {There's a different angle to worLONDON, Sept. 30 (UP) . [to put in. 18-inch. sets at’ both ry about these days.
—A court studied 4000 pho- ends of the bar and run them When do we get color? - |strips “he developed - will ——. {munched all over the country like
tographs of niide women day and night.” ¥ today to decide whether Fred Koester, owner of the NEW PULP MILL BU nr potato chips.
believes a new style of dried apple
be
they were obscene. Harry Wan-Ten bar, 110 8. Pennsylvania! .A pulp mill to be built near the, .Dr. W. V, Cruess, a food tech-
Cox,’a 72-year-old eommer- |8t., had a temporary set put in Pacific in southeastern Alasga will nologist, recommends cutting the |
cial photographer, sald he - [for the Notre Dame-North Caro- utilize a magnesium-base process dried fruit into shoestring strips
took them to help artists [Hina game. It was ‘a huge success .| which will eliminate all danger and selling them for the family] who could not afford ~| “I didn’t think jt paid until|of oerean water. pollution from /trade In cellophane bags or car-|
models. . {now," Mr. Koester said, “but I'm | waste ‘materials. ‘tons.
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