Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1950 — Page 3

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| ores Clerks Ordered Soritoror Ske George H. Short, whe wrong Seoul Will Cost Name Mids |v meee ove ooo Corn Expert, Dies or or coo vo 10 20-Mile Chase cvs mms coms mae

. : ; | Surveying his docket, the judge x] i | Yrs . "i % aria Marshall Plan’ Agents Already Deputies Decreed | ov or ering of irame. Of Decatur County . ‘tontes Trie in Bridgeport | After obtaining abort. $200 the ; : ifs: Dist . . s "| The clerks of Blackford and .ases. He said transfer of police- | Times State Service ! @ For that reason -— and A long, twisting chase over{Man. ana his wa lng companions w : Sifting Ruins, Figuring Bill . | Grant counties were under orders... to strike duty and to school] GREENSBURG, Oct. 3—George many others-—the experts country roads ended in capture of cd: Mr. Cragel saw the cars.

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TH $25.000 bond. The robbery oe | Yr red” t 11,30 p. m. at. Bea! 3 Nab Teen Agers jours oo 57 "w. Washing -

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- : Gs beng: hd To 2. Ly ; \ £ | {almost a ‘“century”) ; 2 . {the’ motel office when a young » a \ Howard to start an unscheduled) y . 2 I. - = ri gh” 4 ; ; ty to.Rebuild - Blackford,” Grant vacation today, = 2 f “lifelong Resident. | Smee a blonde won the ] Police: Shots Stop man eHfered and: demanged /

| Miss America Beauty money at gun point.

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Fred Sparks, whose exclusive dispatches from the world’s trouble spots have been appearing in The Indianapolis Times, has arrived in Korea for his on-the-spot dispatches from that battlefront.

city hall. -. The mayor introduces himsel as Mr. Kipoong Lee. He stand about as high as a refrigerato

..Marine Corps fatigues.

grain. Your Marshail Plan al ready has brought in 50 tons o rice. We shall ration that.”

Of course vou cannot run a and there. They have cellophane husky electrician led police to the taught are not being fully utilized. no plans to furlough their staffs. *

city without cops and up till yes terday morning only 50 flatfoo members of the old ‘force had re

ported for duty. all of * them| AS it's getting dark others tape spree three days ago.

emerging from various hideou

y 4 ” > who walked out with them. / holes. Most of the rest of the even a firefly around here nights want to give myself up.” James capped to take up the challenge ! Service

force was still further south where they had departed in a rush when Street car service is at a stand- Peter Sheehan.

their northern brothers came un

invited into Seoul three months most; cars are standing still on

back.

very healthy. But row right past city hal

shuttled here in ianding barges.

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small army. ~~ ’ They are very tough looking in

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By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent ~ |Board to appoint deputy regis-

- A { ; NOT the symbol of E SEOUL, Oct. 3-—It seems to be our expensive duty these last{trars for voters. ore inh 3 ball Sazeh a day. om for large corn yields. died beauty In this age. today following armed robbery at! Trooper Howard Hyslope first * many years to kick the bestuffings out of a city in order to flush a| Democratic leaders .in both Tuesday. He plans to go to Philas| . Memorial Hospital here Sun- =" _ experts arrive at |@ W- Washington St. motel. spotted the car. He radioed for foe, then to say “pardon me” and rebuild it. = counties accused the clerks of Te |jelphia for two World Series Say Rigi, He was 73. this opinion is told in The youths several times near- help ‘and another car with two So it shall be with Seofl, the creamed capital of South Korea./fusing to appoint deputy regis- games as part of his trip lo Nifeloug resident of Decatu? PARADE MAGAZINE ly eluded pursuing troopers - by '800Pers joined .in pursuit. °. ~~ Already various agents of the Marshall Plan are picking through |trars during the registration pe-|* A night session-of court will pe | COURLY, he was a member of next Sunday : : - ee “|” The. chase went west on U. 8, the rubble sharpening their pencils and figuring it out in dollars and Tod. They said “thousands of |... gl his return next Tuesday. C02 Baptist Church and the " means of a car radio which picked 40 through Bridgeport to Plaine cents—and there'll be plenty of) : . voters would lose their chance to Offenders arrested durinz the ens Masonic Lodge. . ® Blonde . . . brunet «++ OF up police attempts to block them field. When" the troopers radioed zeros. . : |including many babies sitting vote.” Fenn few dave wil) a r ue | Mr. Short was credited witht red-head . .. you'll want (off. But after circling for at ahead to Plainfield for assistance, In order that you may better around dumbly on the cement| The Election\ Board ruled yes-| ww A a het a. {having the largest corn yields in to get the “low down. least 20 miles, the chase ended the car turned south. A radio call understand what you will be pay- floor wondering what next? terday there was a “necessity” for, oC Lo nek FING, ithe nation for a 13-year average PARADE MAGAZINE back in Bridgeport when troopers to a Mooresville trooper and the “ing for their real estate—besides|. We walk through the old Im-|the appointments, which thellralie EE Yin five-acre competition. From COMES WITH began firing at the fleeing car. car immediately took to side the lives of many young men— perial Palace grounds which clerks refused, to make, and the Os a ely NP 1938 to 1945 he raised an average THE SUNDAY TIMES _ Arrested and held in Marion roads and twisted back to U, S. 40, take a stroll with me around the housed the royal family when old order said the clerks have a ere going to try to get at the sf more than 137 bushéls per acre : County Jail were Several shots were exchanged town. y [Korea was a monarchy. I am!“manifest duty” to appoint the Cause of accidents, instead of deal- on a five-acre tract. He served ——— ————— we ww | Lee Edwin Gullion. 18. of 3353 hefore the youths stopped and Entering across the Han River, |about to enter a museum when a deputies. © [Ing With effects,” the judge said. many years_a_ judge in corn BOWMEN GET HUNT OK’S Jennings 8t.; George Woolum, 18, surrendered in Bridgeport. & mud-puddle of a stream, we do|GI advises against it. He saysthe, Edwin Steers, Republican mem- . es 8 shows. LANSING, Mich, Oct, 3 (UP)— of 718 Addison St a nd Earl Ed-| They were taken to the motel, not enjoy the most penetrating place still has, besides interesting ber of the board, voted against In 1913 he and his brother, The State Conservation Depart-.ward Lowe, 19, of 3216 Lockburn where Mr. Cragel and Mr. Oakley odor of this life—the smell of exhibits, a goodly number of sending the ruling to Clerks A. “TOMISe e p Charles, won first place in compe- ment- said today 14,000. persons St ] identified one as the armed handeath. booby traps. ‘ {Burr Sheron, Republican, of Grant ) tition with corn growers from all have obtained licenses to hunt - Each was charged with armed dit, Police said their car had been

Nobody's quite zure about such - Down one block we come across County and Frank Hartup, Demo- | » i rid : things but guessers guess that'a truck delayed in transit’ while crat, of Blackford County. = For Handi d e ple of Reid's Yellow Dent corn. gan this fall. vehicle taking and placed under 513 Division St. two or three thousand Koreans two Marines shift a punctured he was outvoted by Gov. Schricker . - TT ——— remain unburied in the collapsed tire. A third Marine “guards” the and Herbert M. Spencer, Demo-|

To see ‘the mayor we thread Two thin young Koreans have The board's ruling followed an Pledge to Continue [199 bushels per acre is considered our way through a crowd of poli- melted one Marine's heart. One Official opinion by Attorney Gen- Education Program very high:)

ticians in the slightly shredded and tosses over a loaf or two of Were first aired. |started” with a luncheon at the PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3 (UP)-

and looks unpressed in his raud in 1944” when he ran Week, said, ‘It is everyone's job'in the face of no plans for re on is repaired the truck ie much against Homer E. Capehart for '0 overcome the reticence of busi- sumption of negotiations. This is BARRETT'S GOLDEN SCOTCH “We must feed the people,” he lighter than before senator. ness and industry to use these! The entire staff of the morning! 4 ISIS says, wringing his brown hands. € ’ “They (the Communists) have, carried away practically all the

© y LC . » Others who kept party cards OF With shattered windows. Over-| OF RY tes Jane Drazeal finding the handicapped ‘“posi- SPoKesmen were not available for Nole the exiension heel. under their hats had gone north/head lines are down and lie|%% SPT ’ ” with the retreaters, which was/around the streets like long

we see cops marching, garbed in Will be quite costly, but in this he had € sturdy U. 8, Army on Aly They sort of war can anyone fight with|2 Donk ago ana that he aid in “this noble Christian , Indianapolis police today were

were trained down in Pusan anda gun in one hand and a budget i

Pri i r= nN: . in city parks without it. These new ‘cops are much too Copyrisht 1950. by The Indianapolis Times Private Firms to Get Woman Dies of Injuries en ol vi

serned Ji prying 2 glers ri NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (UP)—Th TH members of the Jehovah Wit- ~ passing out “no parking” tickets, TUMAN Tries ’ mes Slate $e

and are, in fact, somewhat of a

deed and one figures they will \ynNppR WITH PRESIDENT ice has announced in a policy truck collision at the intersection’ The judge's ruling came after have some powerful’ discussions roiea Nn Oct. 3 (UP)—Presi- reversal. of U. 8. 27 and Ind. 120 near here & motion by City Prosecutor Milwith any local Bolsheviks they ,..+ mryman cruised leisurely! The change will be ‘worth today. ton Craig to dissolve the order. | find in the back rooms of the i, cpesapeake Bay today, en- hundreds of thousands of dollars! Sgt. William Lyons, 30, Ft. Cus-, The judge said the religious various precinct houses, for these joying the sun and working hard (to commercial operators” who ter, Mich., suffered a brain con- group's action had become hope-| . Koreans do not necessarily pro- 4 relaxing. {heretofore have been barred from cussion and other injuries and lessly snarled in" legal red tape. L, vide warlike political opponents po. oq with balmy, early au-| transporting such cargo. The Was .taken ‘to Cameron Hospital The judge requested attorneys for

The wreckage is thorough. In a, | sels, hauled all supplies for the dent occurred when a semitrailer representing the city to submit! cold cellar we find some 60 people STRAUSS SAYS:

to attend.

"ST.LOUIS. . . ...1hr.10 min,

today from the State Election j.+v nag reduced arrests to not H. Short, holder of several rec- say that the blonde IS license number and state police

{three youths by state police early were called.

(over the world with a 10-ear sam- deer with bow and arrow in Michi- robbery, automobile banditry and stolen from Randall Alterburn,

Mr. 8hort’'s farm, northwest of - ————————————————— cet ete —

Greensburg, was known as the

load—freshly baked .bread. {cratic member. {100-bushel corn farm. (A yield of *

STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMOR ROW] eral J. Emmett McManamon that . Surviving are ‘three brothers +4 a Other A And, he election board had the au- Continuance of the year-round and three sisters. Services will be : Se Aungry” look } M hority to regulate the registra- educational program aimed at held here tomoryow afternoon. There are flocks of youngsters, | tion activities of county clerks. [employers and the general public TT N

with that look standing around, Mr. McManamon’s opinion was was promised Indiana's physically ||P; this truck and in a ne ‘min. | Sought after election board hear- handicapped yesterday as the lo- Pittsburgh Paper

utes the Marine guard says, “Aw, Ing in Gov. Schricker’s office Fri-|cal observance of Nation Employ | i C U S OM what the hell,” lifts the tarpaulin 4&Y during which the charges the Physically Handicapped Week Strike Talks Bog [ f ) [ At the time, Gov. Schricker Hotel Lincoln. |A strike of AFL Mailers which D hi ‘ "Rk Vv f The cn Tr proceed to Said he was “well aware of elec- K. Verson Banta, assistant ex- has forced three major Pittsburgh )

S| tion irregularities” and added that ecutive secretary of President newspapers to suspend publicascrimmage like a Notre Dame line s | r —aaien and divide the bread. he was the “victim of an election Truman's committee on NEPH tion appeared stalemated today

Most of the city stilk seems People productively.” Post-Gazette was idled by the Men's Footwear

; i de : Cites Advances «walkout, but spokesmen for the stunned like the uy ho nas Leads Police to Woman Noting the strides made in re- afternoon papers. the Press. a First Floor - og tton and ne in trs me He Says He Killed habilitation of the handicapped. Scripps-Howard newspaper, and Mezzanine f|the button, an e mam tra NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (UP) A Mr. Banta said the skills they are Sun-Telegraph, ®id they knew of | . is GI. - Soldiers are going here “ » Oct. 3 (UP) . : |

GRAIN—and Barrelt's is one of

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’ from cigaret packs wrapped.nude body of a red-haired woman Paul Schmidt. chairman of the| A spokesman .for the Pitts- : Scotland S best, 8 Pp appe luncheon, called for “a co-ordi- hurgh Publishers Association said around the muzzles of their guns 12st night and said he had beaten dated. int ted for the r8n ‘ulb/lshers Association sald Strauss to keep out the dust her to death during a drinking 0210. Integrated program for the management withdrew a 10-cent ! 8, physically handicapped designed wage increase offer made to the

“ Fitting ' : ! “Tro to help th help th Ives. i 5 . iv ® { over their luminous watches, for Ive Killed somebody and I Heo urged the Physiclally nan mailers and to the truck drivers It S here ina swell blucher wing

attracts a sniper’s fatal bullet. P. Cronin, 29, told Patrolman of their own rehabilitation be- The mallers walked off their

a; h jobs to support demands for more Extraordinary ; 1 punchings still and we mean standstill, for| He gave Officer Sheehan the (if, "We KNOW OUr OWN needs wages and increased insurance ip—in sharp cleap ' “1, N Y laddress of a squalid walk-up : benefits, in addition to six or!

Gov. § i J apartment where detectives found jov. Schricker promised the more days work per week. Union

the tracks either half-burned out support of all state agencies in

tions of honor, trust and respon. “Omment.

{covered with welts, - sibility.” Honorar ] rime t—————— y. y chairman of ._e Mr.. Cronin, who said he was npp Reli ious Sec Loses from Boston, Mass., said Mrs.i H Week, he commended all g t ’

organizations supporting the T; i i | Brazeau took him home with her handicapped program - for their Tilt on Public Meetings

{drunken snakes. 1}| Now the bill for a new Seoul

lived there ever since. work.” free to make arrests of members

of religious sects ; in the other? gious sects holding meetings

nd The Chicago Daily News A temporary restraining order

— Korean War Shipping In Crash Near Angola prohibiting police from arresting e

private shipping industry will ANGOLA A woman nesses during their public meetB t t R . hav® pfiority in hauling war sup- tentatively identified as Katherine ings was dissolved yesterday by es o elax plies to the Korean theater, the Celia Troop, address ‘unknown, Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe in “| ABOARD THE YACHT COM- Military Sea Transportation Serv- died of injuries suffered in a car- Marion County Circuit Court.

. here. ot i | tumn weather, the President was| MSTS. using some chartered ves- here. State police said the acci-'the religious group and lawyers STRAUSS

Loins fg ey Since his last) ,rmy, Air Force, Marines and operated by Herman E. McKenzie, written briefs before the next AND 0 i A “" -! .

er time | Navy until the new directive was St. Joseph, Mich., failed to stop hearing. A date for the new

| |issued yesterday. at the intersection. hearing has not been set,

| He devoted most of his time | yesterday to lazying on the after-

{deck and reading Civil War his-| : . . . — tory. There were a few interrup-| . : ® p -— 3 tions for official messages relayed fe pg from the White House by radio | : <8 : J : : $d teletype. : : . Fadil Most of yesterday was spent | : ’

cruising in the Chesapeake along!

[the edge of busy shipping lanes g ) ; \ R, {of Annapolis. After lunch, the H President took a long nap. — | He expects to end his criuse . Friday or Saturday. . ew } “ es te ———————. . . 4

Patrol Korean Waters

| . . ¢ . y ® ; (For Communist Mines | ) WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (UP)— } : Oh i » re Na The Navy said today that all . J ' # NONE a 3

available minesweepers and pa-| {trol ships have been sent to Korean waters to search out and! | destroy Communist mines. Two Russian-made mines, apparently set adrift by Korean. Communists, have damaged two |Ameri¢an destroyers and killed | and injured at least 31 men. All available minesweepers in the Pacifie—there probably are : [25 or 30 in the Far East—have BACKSTOP, Iron man... {been sent out to search for and, home run hitter... Andy

| Seminick guards home plate : {destroy moored mines, he added. as though he owns it. “I'm . | particular sbout my cigaLattimore Urges rettes. | smoke mild, mild

t : } ) Camels!” ‘Truman-Nehru Talk ; Sominitk | CHICAGO. Oct. 3 (UP)—Pres-' . (nd {ident Truman should go to India Sd) : and confer with Premier Nehru to $ {win the support of free Asia |Against communism, Owen Latti- | more says. Si | he Far Eastern affairs expert, a target of Communist charges hurled by Sen. Joseph R. Mc: | Carthy (R. Wis.), proposed in an address here last night that Mr. [Truman suggest the conference| \and invite representatives of free! countries in both Europe and Asia

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MORE PEOPLE SMOKE CAMELS THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE!

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MIRACLE WORKER. The penmant flying over the Whiz Kids’ heads is testiinony to the big job-Man-ager Sawyer has done. “Camels score with me,” says Eddie, "a cool, mild, great - tasting cigagerte!”

CASE ACE. Dependable. . . - hardworker . . . Fireman, Konstanty saved more games than the record shows. “I go for Camels. Mildest, best-tasting cigaretre 1 ever smoked!”

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ing Camels taught me how mild a cigarette can be!” !

D. P. MASTER. Fast-pivor: SLUGGER. A big gun in the at-

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