Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1950 — Page 62

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23 (UP)-—Russian Foreign Minister compared ' President

ening United States preparedness tion. at the expense of civilian consumption with Adolf “Cannons for butter” philosophy. plicated Woods as “the leader” ' In presenting Russia's

tions, he referred to the speech of dollars worth of merchandi made by Mr. Truman at San was stolen. Francisco last week after his Nab Three Boys Wake Midna conference with Gen. ‘The ‘case Douglas MacArthur. . “The coefficient of co-operation when police arrested two -ho with Russia is said to be the factor of armed might,” Mr. Vishinsky said. “This was eonfirmed by the recent San Francisco speech by President Truman. “In that, he endeavored, in one way or another, to justify the Talds but they did present aggressive trend of the policy of the American ruling circles and represented it as one forced upon the United States.

‘Hitler Formula’ “His speech also contained a warning to the American people’ _ that they will have to bear still heavier military expenses and that the U. B. must devote more resources to military ends and less to civilian consumption. “This is nothing but the old, well-known formula which originated in the camp of Hitlerite re-

A third boy was picked up lat

ing the burglaries,

homes,

bell and inquire if the resident the home had a dog for sale anyone answered. mons was ignored

loot it. $3000 ‘A Fraction’ Police said the $3000 worth

tion” of the total haul, Woods was arrested after Bre donwood citizens As a prowler.

instead of butter.” i8t., was arrested when poli He also said that the Western sound some of the stolen goods policy of “areas of strength,” as'his home. He was awaiting established through regional pearing today.

sterile” and could bring only the lies.” #opposite result” from co-opera-i tion with the Soviet Union. He accused the U. 8. Britain of the youths told police. and France of a “gross violation” rn ——e .

of the Potsdam Pact by “taking Doctors and Dentists

measures for the restoration of a , West German army.” Slow to Volunteer

Hits Korea Action

German generals.” _ itary service despite the thre He sald "the West pushed the of being drafted and losing United Nations into a “nefarious $100 monthly bonus. and sinister” military venture in Korea, and for the West only 37 physicians, 11 dentis to follow “another path. That island eight veterinarians volu

American proposal, passed last week by the political committee, for giving military teeth to the General Assembly for use againstitists and 100 veterinarians. : rs when a veto paralyzes em ————————————

the Security Counc]. ‘Watchmakers Elect FINNS REFUSE TO STRIKE | Indiana watchmakers

failed today when all workers not Also elected were J.

jobs. Bome 83,000 metal workers, and Harold K. Calvert, Indiana, out two months, remained idle. ' 'olls, secretary-treasurer.

Selective Service officials sald)

sharply, a spokesman said, sel lective service officials will have to draft 922 physicians, 500 den-

Trio Admits Series of 20 Burglaries . J ak 2 In Brendonwood; Implicate ‘Leader’ : ‘ ; y Three teen-age youths and a 33-year-old man were being ‘Cannons for Butter questioned today concerning what police describe as “wholesale LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Oct. looting” of Brendonwood homes, : Kenneth Lee Woods, 3141 E. 20th St, was under $2000 bond Andrei Y. Vishinsky today pending a hearing Friday in Speedway Magistrate's Court. He was Truman's arraigned last Friday night on pre-burglary charges but his case San Francisco call for strength- was continued pending investiga-

The threes boys, questioned by Hitler's Juvenile Aid Division officers, im-

jatest admitting 20 burglaries during “peace plan” to ‘the United Na- the last year in which thousands

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“broke” Saturday

with $3000 worth of stolen goods.

and joined the others in confess-

The boys told police Woods always accompanied them on the the actual “dirty work” in burglarizing the

They said they would ring the

of if

If their sumthey would ‘drive to the rear of the house and

recovered loot was “only a frac-

identified him Another man, action, of talking about cannons Claude Brown, 42, of 531 Bright

ce at a

pacts such as the North Atlantic! The boys were described by poalliance, is “useless, fruitless and lice as being “from good fami-

‘I am glad it is all over. I don’t {kmow how I got into it at all,” one resident of Indianapolis, will be

‘I Wanna Win’

In contrast to the gaiety of | sunny Naples Maly), lithe Car. lotta Bianca, 5, e down and wailed when she failed to win first prize in a children's costume party.

Homer C. Selch Jr.

Services Arranged Homer C. Selch Jr,

former

{buried in Crown Hill after servlices at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the (UP)—Relatives

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 (UP) He said “the restoration of the Physicians and dentists have German army is being led Ly been slow to volunteer for mili

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to leave aside-—not falsely, butitarily joined the Armed Forces) sincerely and candidly—to leave last week. In the preceding 16 aside threats, sabre-rattling and weeks only 198 physicians, 116!

Hikes Military Fuel | WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 (rp) gular a: | Secretary of Interior Oscar L.|

es already on strike reported to their Monrae, Princeton, vice president, into. effect . ...

Petroleum Industry

G. H, Herrmann Funeral Home.

Mr. Seich, who was 36, died funéral Saturday in Methodist Hospital Putlitzer Prize poetess Euna St. He was a native Vincent Millay at her Berkshire’

in Ft. Wayne. of Indianapolis. He moved to Ft. years ago.

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He was a member of the Refrigeration Service Engineering Society.

Wins Release

|. Fivi Satur ‘boat were fi (mitted to jail

was freed. James Malad, manager of the |oft-raided after-hours spot at 4425 |N. Keystone Ave. was charged with violation of the 1935 Beverage Act after excise police found customers’

e atrons day nigh

t raid on

arrested in the the Show- | und guilty and com- : today but the man‘ager of the North Side hot spot

liguor on and under tables. :

| However, the charge was disimissed by Speedway magistrate] | Judge George Ober after ‘officers were unable to establish {that Mr, Malad was aware of the ‘liquor on the premises. i Theodore Young, 23, of 3710 N. Pennsylvania, was fined $100 and lcost for hindering a law enforce- | iment officer, He was committed to jail for non-payment of fine. Four persons charged with violating the beverage aci were fined $75 and costs and committed to jail pending payment They were Willa Bee Chapman, 32, of 1153 Olive St; Louise Swindell, 21, of 2041 N. | Alabama St.; John D. Law, 25, of {119 N. Oriental St. and Warren ; (Walker, 29, of 1627 E. LeGrande i st #

All five appealed the findings

and appeal bonds were set.

After his | Showbeat

warned him he

establishment.

He said he planned to investigate his powers and to “put a {padlock on the place if I can.”

Edna St. Vincent Millay

Funeral Services Held AUSTERLITZ, N. Y., Oct. 23} irtimate friends conducted non-religious; yesterday for |

Hills

The remains of Miss Millay, He was employed by Who died Thursday, were taken the O. Hendricks Refrigerator Co./to nearby Chatham, N. Y., to

services

farm home.

await commital

plans. Only 25 persons attended the simple services which same

Surviving are his wife, Helen; ducted in the

two daughters, Misses Nancy Lou and Sherry Lee, all of ™t. Wayne; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer, C. Seich, 7401 Edgewater Drive,

violation of agreements among dentists and 49 veterinarians had ndia partners.” | volunteered. ‘ i» Jann Bis. Mr. Vishinsky condemned the, Unless that rate increases

{Chapman says the petroleum In)

dustry has made encouraging

closed progress in meeting a 3 million-| © HELSINKI, Finland, Oct. 23 their two-day convention sester-| barrel shortage of military wia-| (UP)—Communist efforts to pro- day after electing Richard K. tion fuel. ; mote a general strike in Finland Osborne, Bloomington, president. | Hershel far ‘were the simplest to put

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CHAPTER TEN The Great Miracle

Poor Maria Rosa! As the days passed. more and more strangers come to her house. By now it was understood thut the learned priest from Senterem hod been much impressed with what hod been told him by the three little shepherds, ond finally there was scarcely an hour of the day when crowds of friends and strangers were not wuifing to see them. ; "Lucia, is it true thot the lady is going to work @ great miracle the next time she comes?” osked one woman eagerly. “Tell me, Jacinta—is she reclly the Blessed Virgin?" put in enother. “Wheot about the sick, Francisco?” cried a third. "Ase there going to be cures in the Cova es there are at Lourdes?”

The three children onswered the strcom of questions in on unaffected and matter-

Cova, and what she wanted of the people gathered there. :

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it was still raining. “Put dows your um-

brellas!” One by one the thousands of umbrellas were lowered, and for a moment hope surged anew in every heart. But finclly the priest took out his wotch again, © "Noon is long past,” he declared gloomily. “Everyone out of here! It is all on illusion Lucia’s lips trembled os the priest tried to get her to move away from the holm ook. “Father, whoever wants to con go, but I'm not going. I'm on my own property. ..."

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