Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1950 — Page 3

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Harvest Roundup

Draws Thousands By FRANK ADAMS E. 46th St. from Kingsley east

t $ . & » i In Red China ‘ to Caroline was virtually a car-

. | nival Midway last night. Exports to World An * estimated several thouFrom Communist

sand persons took part in the E. | 46th St. Merchants Association’s Area Now. Cut Off HONG KONG, Oct. 14 (UP)—

|annual Harvest Roundup. Merchants along the strip threw open : their shop doors and turned on Russia is increasing itz efforts the television sets for the bene-

to get wolfram ore out of South [it Of any who wanted a few min- tensions of their stays here—but resistance. Mr. Turner. Mr. Grand. Demo-, Most noteworthy are China, according to reports fram. ros. rest from the dancing and robably will bail because of the Mai O'Neal said he had talked.cratic inee=for-Mr, Turner's crown colonies. Virginia honored , = Canton. rr emusic ANd games In the” street) new law. by telephone with Gov. Schricker job, left with a State Police de- Britains FTizabein, the ‘VirgiR 4 i and booths. The law-—officially named the at Indianapolis, and that they tective to go to Walton and con- queen » while Carolina and MaryThe reports said teams of So-. About 15 booths were set up by Internal Security Act ~f 1950--agreed it would be best for the fer with Mr. Turner. . - df Charles I viet - prospectors, each with an Y3riOUs organizations ranging seeks to bar from this country state troopers to leave. Mr. Turner, who had planned 2nd Were named for Charles armed guard of Chinese Com- fom Boy Scout groups to any person who ever had a totali- .;. ine interests of preventing to go to Onward today, remained and his wife. Louis XIV of , churches. tarian taint. Ihloodshed we think it is hetter in Walton at Maj. O'Neal's re- France gave his name to Louismunist troops, are operating in. Band Concert The State Department already oO until a court re- quest. jana Kwangtung, and Kwangsi Prov-| YM band concert drew its share has suspended visas issued 10 {raining order is issued,” Maj. Maj. O'Neal said he suggested Co hilitops d inces looking for new deposits of Of the crowd, and many, espe- aliens overseas except displaced (weal said ’ “ithe trustee take court aetion to. YOWns ilitops ~~ and even the strategic mineral. cially ‘the younger set, dancad in persons and diplomats. Co Co vamtad we enforce the consolidation order. (streams in Virginia commemoWolfram ore is the source of .[€ Street to the, now hoe down, Haven't Cracked Down The decision was greeted BY“, 4. mass meeting of 250 On- rate royal patrons. Among that

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cw sweet music of the Soas of the Golden West. A couple of the booths did a 2Zood business in hot coffee as the air turned slightly chill later In the night. It was a Halloween motif. But many of the small fry, masks and costumes and all, sat attentively in front of several TV sets going & full blast on the sidewalks. Approximately 100 prizes ranging from baskets of fruit to a TV set were awarded by the more than 20 merchants who are members of the association. In one booth darts were thrown at balloons to win prizes; in another men, boys and women tossed basketballs through nets. Lewis A. Haynes, chairman in charge of activities, said he believed several thousand persons attended in the course of the program which included an amateur show. Many persons took their echildren home early, then returned for the dancing, square and rounau. Warren McCune, a" cafe opera tor, is president of the association which began the roundup

tungsten, which is essential for hardening steel, making armor plate and other armaments where resistance to high heat and pressure are required. South China, until it came under Communist -occupation, was one of the principal suppliers of wolfram ore. The U. S. Department of Commerce reported recently that since the Communists took over China, all supplies of wolfram- ore from that county have ceased.

lon aliens already here, but of|ficials disclosed that any person seeking a renewal of his temporary visa will have to comply, with the new law. That means that the alien must {prove that he never has been af{filiated with a Communist, Nazi or Fascist group. The burden of proof lies with the alien, and it will be difficult for him to make a case for himself when he fis thousands of miles from home. E Renewals of visas, which in the va rg past have been relatively easy to . obtain, thus will become difficult 3 to win. . N Visitors to the United States v receive visas good only for the et period necessary to.complete their

Eo " é v8 " business here. A tourist, for in- . . p stance, might get a 30-day visa It was a night for the whole family when the E. 46th St. Mer- |") ho changes his plans, chant's Association held its annual Harvest Roundup last night. {ry to" obtain permission to stay Caught in this pose as they watched the amateur show and other longer. But it will be tough to do events on the program were Mr. and Mrs. Don Zeeveld, 4414 Rals- from now on. ton Ave. Held high by Daddy are (left) Donna Sue, and Sharon These are the latest complica Louise. Donna will be 6 Dec. 7 and Sharon 4 on the same date. last year as a civic goodwill ges- FBI Probes Attack

tions arising from the new law Pike High School Girls ture.

which tries to define totalitarians Miss Jacqueline LaDuke, 21, of On Home of U.S. Judge Sweep Band Election |

‘and keep them out of this country. Gls Cheer Bob Hope 4925 Carvel Ave. was crowned ~pARLESTON, S. C.,, Oct. 14 The girls at Pike Township queen of the roundup. (UP)—The brickbat attack on High School seem to have the

Apparently Diverted

It is assumed here that wolfram shipments which formerly came through Hong Kong en route to world markets are now being diverted northward for shipment across the Russian-Chi-nese border. The official Chinese Communist news agency claimed that production in South China has increased sharply in recent months, but little of it is showing up in Hong Kong, which would be the most direct and cheapest method of reaching outside markets. Hong Kong traders still have small quantities of wolfram on hand but the supply is not being replenished.

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: . it, the home of Federal Judge J. i; holding executive positions. A Of Chicago Detective Pledged to Fraternity Waties Waring last Monday will Newly elected officers for the with 40 other entertainers and CHICAGO, Oct. 14 (UP)—Nick Robert Sigafoose, son of Mrs. pe fully investigated by the FBI Pike Township band are Barbara en ht work trying to w Pele | . > . Avolio, 47, was arrested and ques- V: G. Oitker, 6151 Ralston, is a gnecia)] Agent M. D. McFarland Bugg. president; Charlotte Har- “x Hope ng mei down the

pledge to Delta Sigma Phi Fra- . d/din, vice president; Donna Jo tioned today about the shotgun ternity at James Millikin Univer- Sf Savalinah a. SR Sloan, secretary; Joanne Rodi-| slaying of former detective Wil- sity, Decatur, Ill, where he is a| «preliminary laguiry” made at the baugh, treasurer, and Marilue liam Drury, but refused to take a freshman. [time of the incident with a “full Gentry, reporter. lie detector test. |, | Judge Waring, who outlawed Miss Ester Myers, senior sponDrury was shot to death from N. Y. EDITORS TO MEET . |South Carolina's “white” primary SOT: and Mrs. Harold First, sponambush in his garage last Sept; NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (UP)—|and drew bitter resentment with Sor for the Pike Township annual, 25. Police believe gangsters The annual meeting of the New|other liberal stands on racial have named new staff members. wanted to silence the private in- York State Society of Newspaper issues, blamed the Ku Klux Klan. Anita B. Dowling is editor; Donvestigator from telling the Senate Editors will open here on Mon-|He added the attack reflected Na J. Sloan, assistant editor, and Crime committee what he knew day with 75 members expected the “stubborn, savage sentiments John Snyder, business manager, about the gambling rackets. ‘to attend. of this state.” tr

ramp from his plane at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, acknowledged | the cheers of 1000 GIs and Japa-| nese and then went to the edge of the airfield where 55 wounded | Marines lay in ambulances await- | ing air evacuation to the United States. “Good luck,” the comedian said. “You're on your way back, I'm just on my way out.”

POWs Back From : Korea Want Food

“ : FAIRFIELD-SUSAN AIR : FORCE BASE, Cal., Oct. 14 (UP)| MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 14 (UP)—A —Thirty-two American prisoners hurricane packing winds. of 90 of war,” the first to be returned miles an hour churned up the from Korea, were back in the Atlantic off Bermuda today but United States today and eager to the Weather Bureau expected the scatter to their homes. big blow to spare the British isle. The soldiers, some of them The storm, the ninth of the wounded, arrived last night after year, was pinpointed in at 3:30 a flight from Korea. The first p, m,, Indianapolis time about 300 thing they wanted on landing was miles east-southeast of Bermuda. something to eat. : | It was moving north-northwest ——— {12 to 15 miles per hour, but the

Law Fraternity Sets advisory said “a slow turn to a . {more northerly course with some | Luncheon Meeting (Increase in forward speed is ex-| Indianapolis Chapter,

Sigma | pected.” I. Delta Kappa, intercollegiate law |

‘Hurricane Expected - | To Miss Bermuda

If it continues the northward | fraternity, will meet for luncheon| Swing, the hurricane would miss tomorrow at the Claypool Hotel. | Bermuda -and endanger only shipFrank E. Coughlin, first assist-|Ping.

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vor ——_osa———i | Election of a treasurer will be . WORK ON MIDGET SUB {held at the October meeting of the WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (UP) Lawyers Association of Indianap-| —Navy underseas warfare ex- olis at 12:15 p. m. Friday in the! perts are working on. plans for

: Washington Hotel. George 8. midget submarines, it was learned Dailey and Frank H. Fairchild, tonight. It will be a 250-ton

candidates for office of Marion craft 140 to 150 feet long. County Prosecutor, will speak.

55 Men, Most From Here, ) Recalled to Active Duty

. . 1 { -five siers, Ss of | Willia D. Evans; 2337 Calhoun St; aay: fiv [Hoo ler amost Robert” B Foley, 1441 Gimber St em from Indianapolis, ave Hayy E Frame, Zionsville: Rainh Rf ' TY, " 0. 1, Camby; Bernard i been recalled to active duty In| Ggliagher, 120 Hawthorne Lane; Benjamin the ‘twelfth quota from the U., 8.!D. Gill, 5908 University Ave.; Clayton A.| Naval Reserve Center Graham, 2011 Roosevelt Ave.; Robert C.|

Green, 361 Leeds Ave.; Roscoe S. Grubbs. The reservists, and dates on Beechwood Ave. which they will report, follow:

Oct. 235— Arthur Frederick, 1441 W. 33d 8t.. Louis N. Krieger, 247 E. Iowa St re Shervood. Nov. 29—Burnell H.. Atchison, 817 8 Arihur Lh. Stout, 721 Whitcomb St.; Missouri 8t.: Walter D. Ballew, 3707 N. , “Tanner, 32 . LaSalle St; Gladstone: William I. Balmer, 947 W. 34th | A Whelchel. 2709 E. 79th St: Thomas t.; Raymond.A. Bates. 705 N. Chester 3t.: Wilcox, 3123 Broadway; Vernon H. Wilbert Boyer, 3393 N nny 8t.: Hams, 1818 Orleans St Oc 2045 Broadway;

bert ch. RR.3, Box 451. Robert . 238--Ozzro ‘Adams, Butler, 3719 E. Washington: Richard | Gusto Caluza, 0-4053 Cornelius 8t.. Con K. Butters, 4707 Indianola Ave. Ira L.| rad arding, 350 8. oena | Byers, 4639 Caroline Ave William Levy, 1033 8 Illinois 8t-. Thomas | William P. Callis. 3335 Robson St. David Siurm. 3147 Polis St Edward TW . Carter, t. Peter ; Richar . i ¥ | [Cartmel. $78 Vinton 8: William D. Cham- | 20 80 tpg3x Sti John B. White Jr. R.R DE Pacers Arn Bt Mell oD. C35 Two officers have been recalled

33% Pasadena Ave.; Pierce E. Cooper, t 4 dut Lt . Th orris St. to active duty. Lt. (jg) omas "%. Ferane iit FE tare LY: Billings, 6451 W, Holliday Drive, een ar reports Oct. 26 and Lt. Joseph 8t.;} le ve: |W, Tilford, 2432 N, Webster St,,| fuclid._ Ave ; Nov. 1.

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Withdraws From Onward

Gov. Schricker Orders Troopers Out To ‘Avoid Bloodshed’ in Sehiool Dispute

ONWARD, Oct. 14 (UP)—State Police, confronted by fiagwaving and hymn-singing women, withdrew from this small town, n today on orders of Gov. Henry F. Schricker to “avoid.bloodshed” European royalty bowed out in a dispute over moving the high school to neighboring Walton, 0f the Uniteq States at YorkMaj. Robert O'Neal, State Police executive and commander of town ir 1871 but it left marks the 28-man “task force” which arrived here earlier today, announced that endure today. They are the the decision to withdraw after an) “"gorpert Grand, a leader of the names of states, counties, . cities, hour-long meeting at the Chris- ,.; consolidation movemen t.{and towns. tian Church with leaders of the yhon proposed another talk with

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cheers from 300 to 400 townfolk 4% iqents last night, Attor- state's 100 counties are King and

who had assembled at the church ney J. T. Hillis urged them to Queen, King George, King wil meet State Police with “peaceful liam, Prince Edward, Prince High school students who had resistance.” George Prince William and spent most of Saturday behind “You're right in your fight for Princess Anne. ) the locked doors of the scnool- home rule.” he said Virginia countie swith royal house to prevent Gesks and Carl Schaff, a member of the names but no title are Caroline, equipment from being moved Tipton Township Advisory Board, Charles City, Charlotte, Elizabeth marched out yelling their basket- _ t. switching the desks around City . Frederick. Henry, and ball cheer: . wouldn't settle the argument James City. There are such roy“One. two, three, four, who are =. upper grade pupils alty named towns as Willlamse you going to yell for, Onward. i; wouldn't go to school at burg, Charlottesville, Fredericks= Onward, Onward! ; Walton.” he said burg, and Jamestown. plus the A detachment of 28 State Police Onward citizens sav their James River and William and “invaded” Onward this morning. ...n.q| standards are higher than Mary College. and were met by a determined yw )1on's y

Queen Annes, Prince Georges and Frederick counties in Maryland honored an English queen, her consart and her heir apparent. Annapolis, the capital, and its county, Anne Arundel, were memorials to the wife of -Cecilius, Lord Baltimore. Other Maryland names of royal origin are Baltimore and Ceell, Princess Anne, Prince Frederick,

group of women surrounding. the schoolhouse. Thirty more troop- . ors stood by at nearby posta. Ambassador Showing Townsfolk had parked a double Qld Time ‘Uncle Tom’ line of cars around the schooi- ye yy. 1jet Beecher Stowe were (house to prevent the move. State, o ,4ay she might be mariroopers brought in a wrecking keting a best-seller about the tuck to move the “picket” Cars, pussian = wolfhounds’' pursuit of but someone let th: air out cf the Otga across the ice-choked waters

wrecker's tires. . of the Danube.

He ‘Had Enough’ Since she has been dead for Queenstown, Leonardtown, BeneIts owner, Fred Uhl, pumpel more than 54 years we have to ot Charles. and Calvert. them up again and drove away. content ourselves with her orig- So He and he had “had enough.’ inal masterpiece, “Uncle Tom's Kings, Queens and Duchess Angry residents have been Cabin.” counties are in New York, while guarding the schoolhouse since This all leads up to the idea al} over the nation are several August to prevent Township Trus- that a film version of the famous Revre me on! Royalt in. tee Virgil Turner from carrying anti-slavery epic will open at the ingston, rinceton, .oyalton,

/ 2 Roy, ce, E out his school consolidation plans Ambassador Theater today, for a Royal, I.e Roy, Duke, Empire and

. mperial. for the rival towns of Onward week's run And the nim is al- 1 per } and Walton. most as old as Harriet, according Moreover, Missouri has a KalMr: Turner wants to convert tg the publicity man. ser, West Virginia a Czar, and

Pennsylvania a crossroads hamlet called King of Prussia.

the consolidated grade and high He declares the film to be no school here into a grade school jess than 35 years old. Of course for both towns, and set up 4 the movie-makers have brushed 1* joint high school at Walton. up a little, with a sound track and

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As the first step in the switch, added tidbits here and there . . . Mr. Turner has been trying to If you've read the book, seen Up in Investigation move grade school desks into the the play or heard the “party” PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14 UP)

Onward schoolhouse. record, you'll be happy to know Women pickets got word the that fhe film version, circa 1915, State Police would move in today. js here. They took up battle formations behind the double line of parked cars, trucks and tractors to block the locked doorway. Indianapolis Goodwill IndusAbout 50 high school pupils tries has scheduled the opening of ha : inside peered out the windows to a Rey retail store at 635 Virginia '¥ ig) Rosen. watch as the state troopers, Ave. Monday. Sen. Herbert R. O'Connor {D. commanded by Maj. O'Neal, ar- The new store will be a consoli- Md.) sald Mr. Weisberg clammed rived on the scene in a caravan dation of two former stores—the up when investigators asked him | of 11 squad cars. Other pupils one located at Fletcher and Noble ‘essential’ questions, sucn as | watched from the schoolhouse Sts., and the other formerly lo- where he got the money to ve roof. ¢ cated at 1307 N. Senate Aye. “in a very comfortable manner,” ». - i rroimeilistenine merm——————— aii

Willie Weisberg, a man who was tnsed into jail “30 or 40 times” in Philadelphia, did a lot of talking before a special Senate crime committee today but none of it was about his reputed connection With gambling overlord Harry

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