Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1950 — Page 2

Ne fAcEE A LET oi “M’Arthur Takes Risks, [4 | e111. | gr Week Scheduled

But Not Off the Cuff

Maybe Just Decided To ‘Buck Out

Memorial Idea of Late J. K. Lilly;

i $ oN : : ‘| ANYBODY seen a duck? i Rp : » Trait Ba : | Special Programs | Police and Mrs, Eimer Warren, | ; Ps "id : ; New XN ; In War to Crush Reds | Ae Prepared 0 x side ve. woud ike to. Retired Rail Employes 243-Acre Park on Suwannee River Set in County ; ; | “Today's best hope for peace’ . gti | Martin Healy, formér ear in-| . A $500,000 shrine to the memory of Stephen Collins Foster — yr you want to wait... Planned Inch landing in Augu ts UN—plus You.” | Mrs. Warren reported two Peli... isn sor 35 years for the Penn-[Outg of a suggestion made in 1931 by the late J. K. Lilly of wait until the last day. anned Inchon Landing in August l~ This message will be brought ducks were stolen from her back-| oo, op i0 Railroad, died this morn-| was dedicated today at White Springs, Fla. i That's the advice of With Calm Detachment of Chess Player to Indianapolis in a city-wide: pro- YAr¢ yesterday JMuenoch. TWO. ing in his home at 3855 E. 10th| The shrine is a 243-acre park on the bank of the Suwannee, Commissioners Ira Buttz and ae L ; gram, designed to reach every DOUES 80: po Willard St. He was 75. : er, immottalized in Foster's song, “Old Folks at Home. Harold Fields. More than 35,000 cat SoH BAILLIE, President of the United Presa 'resident—during ‘United Nations phew, 50-year-old Me-| = Healy came here from Gal-| Mr. Lilly, a cliector of Fosteriana, commented while visiting the, yi count voters have regis NEW YORK, Oct. 4—Gen. Douglas MacArthur is awaiting the tv oek, Oct. 16 to 24. | Kinney, 438% W. Washington St. way. Ireland, 50 years ago. He re. river 19 years ago that “Florida — : : the ; “early decision” of the Korean Communists to lay down theif!" , yppgker rom United Nations On MRE:IATOnY Charms. - a dS 12 roars should honor the Taan who made spelled ss “Swanes” died in|tered with the focal pig con . arms and surrender their prisoners, in response to his demand... 4ougrters will appear at a! ‘McKinney had one duck. There sg, . ; the Suwannee River famous.” 3 ; |” 'Aiready more than 270,000 per of Oct. 1. ; ) . Irally on United Nations Day, Oct. wasn’t time for dinner on the “Sipviving are his wife, Josie! Mrs. W. A. Sanders, Jackson-| John Tasker Howard, head of sons ore and. eli§ Failure to get a satisfactory response will result in Ger. Mac-/o4 ime and place of the meeting other. M.; two daughters, Mrs. George/ville, 10. whom he made the re-/the New York Public Library| TC 2 eal ored ngiy “Arthur moving swiftly and vigorously to enforce his terms. Iwill be announced later. | McKinhey said he took only Hahn and, Mrs. W. A. Carrico, Mark, set to work to make the music section and one of the!" fi ei in Gen. MacArthur considers that — = === | goeaig] programs are being pre- one duck. Mrs. Warren insisted both of Indianapolis; shrine a reality. 0 | songwrifer's said Saly =F diys at dhe Colife the victory over the Communists mentous issues. Like a chess play- .., 4 py schools, clubs, factories, today that two were missing.| Services will Le st 8:30 a. m. Florids Pro Foster's compositions have be- which register Sout. has been won. It remains for er, he figures many moves in ad- iy ic organizations, religious Both white Pekins and fat, {Friday In the Blackwell Trving- Mr. Lilly's of orig-'come a “universal expression house Office in Room, 13, their high command to recognize vance, and he calculates his AN oroups, youth. groups, ‘libraries in. tton Puneral Home and at 9 a. m. ial Foster songs and personal that other nations have adopted only three days are left in which this fact and avoid further blood- |tagonist’s reaction to those moves. . "1.10r organizations. Talks! sl LINNEY said his aunt prom. in the Litile>. Flower: Catholic effects are in the University of [for their own.” to register at the branch boards, shed and destruction. Playing for Time films and displays explaining UN | 0" 0" oe hol I ml |Chureh. Burial will be in Holy Duplicates of the ma-| “The name -Suwannee has come You may register at any of the Just what form the next oper- At the beginning when Gen. ,.jyities will be emphasized by... tf P Ww Cross. terial being placed in the/to mean a river that flows pastipranch boards, no matter where ation of the United Nations forces MacArthur was playing for time. rticipating groups. uc : AY ed ime, rs. arren Ho Healy was 2 member of The Suwannee Museum. the place man calls home, you live 7 - under Gen. MacArthur will takg and doing the best he could WHR!" p.;s were started at a meeting D7 Y denied this. Little Flower ‘Chureh and ther The new shrine was entirely whether it be in Georgia, Florida The Courthouse Office is open is a military secret, what he had, the enemy had Su-| , (he Citizens Committee for! Maybe the other auck went for | 2 tholic Order of Foresters a Florida enterprise and the Lilly or the Congo,’ he said. from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. and the I have just returned from Metep/petiotity Jn manpower Ree In| nited Nations Week, which meta waddle through the gate, which: rere rem family made no contribution 4 rt LL branch boards are open from where I saw the devastating con- mechanized warfare--but he never: iorqay in the Severin Hotel. [Was open. th jw officipls Lilly & : ; EP branch sequences of fen. MacArthur'shad superiority in the air. That” R, C. Clark Named et om ‘17 Hoosiers 16 Tour | c, said today. Easter | Printing 2 pm boon ahs brash Srepce. oe C. C 4 | ser’s granddaughter, strategy which ruined the Korean made the difference. It was the pog.ge C. Clark, Eli Lilly & Urges Grant County Four Churches in Rome | The composer : Gets Under Way the following

Communist armies below the 38th advantage which enabled us %0/0, was named by Mayor Feeney! Parallel. stay in Kaorea. {as chairman of the committee, This smashing success was When I first visited the front| Working with him will be an planned long in advance. - Books early in September there were arrangements committee consist-| complete with maps for distribu- approximately 60,000 Americans ining of Mrs. Walter H. Wilson, ! tion to all the commanders in the the fighting forces (not counting'president of the League of Wo-| Inchon landing were ready .asthe air) and the enemy had at-'men Voters, chairman; Mrs. B long ago as Aug. 15 but remained tacked with 16 divisions of which Lynn Adams, Mrs. Elza Henson, top secret until a month later Gen. Walton Walker, commander Charles J. Lynn, Cleo Blackburn,

Jaunchéd.

Caught Off Guard Gen. MacArthur's military suc- their best. Lo cesses are not “hunched” on the We were at that time very short Skornia of Indiana University.

the moment. { pu or. no idea of breaking off had been rationed to 20 rounds! . : day. i the engagement in Korea and Per da i | ed Cross Plans Jeaving the Communists, safe be- All Now Changed hind the 38th Parallel in smug de-| Now, of course all that is fiance of his call for them to cease changed. Reinforcements and

The next Okinawa and other places and! the boys are itching to get in| Successful Donor planned. their licks.

At the outset of the Korean, The Navy has made history at| Year Ends Tonight

5 the Americans/Inchon and is ready to make some| he In s c a Tune ins com-| more if required. The ground goog or Mannpotie R. done r mand were caught unprepared troops have learned how to handle cessful year of donation to-: only because military defense of the enemy. We have organized a ,iont and open a new blood proKorea against the Communists Potent and well-armed army of , oment drive. | was not contemplated until the the Republic of Korea and what| , o,00,) meeting of the group actual aggression occurred [they are driving for is a united yy; pe held at 5:45 p. m. today at! Gen. MacArthur had planned Korea. : ithe Veterans’ Hospital on Cold only for the evacuation ‘of the Since reaching New York I have ag Road. Dr. C. J. CulbertAmericans from Korea. He was sensed a general feeling that thelson chairman of" “blood donor called to the telecom at 4 o'clock war in Korea is all over. This iso vies for both Indiana and “in the morning and directed tonot the impression that prevails ni..ion County Civil Defense’ orundertake the Korean War to|in Korea, unless the Communists oon iati0ns will address the carry out the resolution of the see the light, accede to Gen. Mac-|o...0 on the “Use of Blood and Security Council of the United | Arthurs ‘demand, and give Up. igi od Derivatives in the Treat-! Nations. ’ ment of Atomic Blast Casualties.”

Much Surprised Presentation of certificates of Gen, MacArthur was very muen| ROFQIFY Elects appreciation will be made by Har-|

purprised. However, he proceeded . { A : : fmmediately to utilize such forces 8 New Directors an J. Hadley, acting chairman ot

{the Indianapolis Red Cross Chapas fie had on hand with such g00d| might new directors of the Ro- ter, to the 10 companies which ex- |

effect that the Communist offen-iiary Club of Indianapolis were ceeded blood donor quotas by 100 sive was slowed down and finally ejected to serve terms of twa per cent or more in the past 12 brought to a halt on the Pusaniyears each at the annual dinner months. perimeter, } {meeting of the club in the Clay-| These companies Include the All the while the Qeners) hon | POOL Hotel )ast night.. UJ. 8. Naval Ordnance Plant, Eli. earefully planning He ne hen; They are: Harry Dragoo II, Ar-itilly & Co., Diamond Chain Co. landing wale wou bi | hur Gaus, Albert H, Gisler, H. F.|[.ane Bryant, Inc., U. 8. Rubber Smy Sy rd at trom | GOheen, Cyrus .R. McCotter, W. (Co., International Harvester Co., ig rd a of the O0niel Kibler, Dr. Karl R. Rud- Allison Division of G. M., Citizens Je Suppo dell and John F. Werner. |Gas & Coke Utility, H. P. Wasson en NAC aclbur at Brat was the Hold-over members of the board |& Co. and P. R. Mallory Ce., Inc. only who favored a landing who will serve for another year ips at Inchon. He had to win other: dfs Jom : Henry Blakley, ra Hurricane* Hoods aver to his point of view and rence J. Hennessey, Elmer R.| { | Krueger, C. W. McCarty, Henry| i

when the blow was launched helw. Manz, Ralph D. Morris and QUE to Sea ye {Charles J. Trees. - {| MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 4 (UP)—A

tary supervision direct: fn all parts of Korea. steps he will take are already

But, he knew what he was do-|, Balloting took place before the 100-mile-an-hour hurricane picked |

ing and what was going to happen. He doesn’t gamble on mo-

|dinner. An entertainment of music up speed 460 miles off the Vir|and magic was presented under ginia Coast today in a slow turn {the direction of David P. Wil-|away from the mainland. | llams, Rotary entertainment! A squally wave, meanwhile, (chairman, {beat the northern coast of Mexico | lafter catching four fishing boats

Nap Proves Expensive {out of port off the south Texas,

. coast. All were safely escorted To Railroad Employee |to shore. No one was injured. William J. Dalton took a rap

The Atlantic storm, spinning; in his nap last night.

{hurricane-force winds 50 mfles A New York Central Railroad {rom its center, was moving employee, Mr. Dalton awoite from

northward at a 15-mile-an-hour, a brief snooze on a Union Sta- clip which was expected to intion bench to find his wallet ab-/crease during the day. Its path IHICALD R SOUTHERN isent without his leave, It con- bisected busy sea laries and ships hres Y & 2 tained $15, his railroad pass and/Were warned to steer clear. other papers.

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The. State Welfare Department from here Saturday on a pligrim-la. segieation today recommended ‘either com- age to Rome. \ plete remodeling or replacement The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward ins banks of the river as Florida Sentinel Printing Co. 437 BE. x 1 Mind Grant County home in Mungovan, Ft, Wayne, will lead|goy, Fuller Warren praised Fos- 10th St. was awarded the con-| ve, In its regular inspection report, Rome churches in a tour spon-the world. an ambassador ofthe society, sald the letters will when the amphibious landing was of the heroic Eighth Army, said Roger Fleming, Jack Hatfield, parent ised Tametiate sored by Our Sunday Visitor, na- peace, understanding and good be mailed during the month be. some shock troops were as good, Miss Sally Butler, and Halvan ommendation of the State Board man for man, as the Germans at Bjorum, Oslo, Norway, a Purdue of Health that a complete re-| Coretiony 0 : {University student, d H. J. on Radio Cael ‘ 3 : : y oa [modeling yan or a new Bulking |sock, Crown Point; Mrs. Martha! A 100-voice choir from Florida Spiked Pop’ Nets Man of ammunition, and the artillery! - : {possible date. The report added that no action 80d Marina Wineberg, Ft. Wayne; vided a backdrop of Foster's {has been taken on either the re- Mrs. Anna V. Kaley, Gary; Moth- songs, and soprano Gloria Villar ; {modeling or rebuilding . recom- er Catherine and Mother Cecilia, sang his “Jeannie With the Light! |mendation of the health board. Huntington; Sophia- Syvert and Brown Hair.” Ney xX ork was sure the 25 bottles| © On tens DENSE The home, which houses 73 old W. A. Mitchell, Indianapolis; So-, The ceremony was carried OVeT | yid4n't make him drunk.

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i adm | Seventeen: . Hoosiers will sail) g lion Easter Seal letters and en-| (visitors fo the museum to cHmax, elo for Indiana Soslety!

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