Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1950 — Page 2

_ ; 1 Eastern bres A Christmas Carol / Battered by Give Heavy Gale

down to keep the wind from

aL : * A 1250 \ | | i 00S whisking them away. Automo- ' bile hoods were lifted from’ cars.

3 Unhappy Pittsburghers, with Kefauver ‘their trolley lines halted or

slowed to a crawl, were warned, that their automobiles were: useby GOP less, too. te . GTON. Nov. 25 (UP) Five-foot drifts blocked the Senate Democrats rallied streets and kept workers from Secretary of State Dean their jobs. Motorists walked away

Urge End of Bitter

Acheson today and accused his from their stalled cars and ek y : R n critics of “indiserim- sought the nearest cover while - : . » white blankets rose noiselessly Bob Cratchit asked Scrooge for @ great favor Christmos

sas. Paul H. Dougla (Tn. over the lifeless “vehicles, ait. a Kefauver .(Tenn.) Sleep in Bus Stations asieed Mr. Acheson's GOP foes to - ease their bitter attacks and help build a new “era of good feciing” on foreign policy between the two parties.

us terminal benches were! filled with sleeping travelers Industrial Altoona, Pa. { 80.000, was without electricity

Neh.) took another slap at Mr. .,mmunication lines broke about Acheson by proposing Sen. Ken- jc fast as they were patched neth 8_ Wherry (R. Neb.) for the’ Republican vacancy on the

Bern

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Even state teletype

were blocked. At Erie. Pa. freez- by defective wiring.

telations - ; : Senate Foreign Relations Com ing rain put a tight ice cap over mittee. a 24-inch snow, and secondary and were blamed to clogged flues If Sen. Wherry should be roads were closed. Snowplows and chimneys, ® overhéated fur~

defective oil. Earl

nace and stoves,

burners

named to the coveted post ‘it phroke down. wollld be both a rebuke to Mr: pier Forecaster Henry Rock-. Acheson and a challenge to the . 4 at Pittsburgh said the snow Al least Hoosiers are vesterd Republican foreign policy lead- probably would reach 26 inches 4¢ ad of injuries attributed to icy out of ership of Sen. Arthur H. Van- with gusty winds piling up behind denberg (Mich.) it to drift the snow. One foreSen. Vandenberg supports Sen. caster said the clouds were “just Wayne Morse (R. Ore.) for the gjtting up there spitting snow at committee seat. Sen. Butler, ys” _<chdirman_of the powerful committee which recommends assignments to committee seats, said he persons were injured

boosted Sen. Wherry for the post Pennsylvania and West Virginia but none seriously, Police said ’ the number of accidents within

three

Indianapolis police investigated freight 18 property damage automobile accidents - last night” and today which they said caused by slippery streets, Drive More Carefully

~ Moving Northward

Mountain roads in western Several

lican ‘Senators should not take it the Appalachians, crossing north toe much amiss if Secretary op Virginia this morning Acheson, after being exposed to months of drumfire, hits back.” “Indiscriminate smearing.’ Sen. Douglas said, “certainly . = = y : . ad : ang ndows smashed, A motive le Ad Severs Replies and nes farm market building at Home- 7 only the peope. > oh: to: ope town, Ps., was knocked down and Get the Heave-Ho— ening us. Is 00 mue Pe torn apait by the wind for an era of good feeling and bilists found the good behavior on both sides’ smashad.

, Millikin, (R. Sen. Eugene D attack Le Ohioai's found

James C. Embry, 32, Jetferson-

Philad=lphia, the City of Broth- his car skidded near his home early

erly Love, found the wind any- and crashed

muca of

Columbus, one of the .easns ma jor football attractions Ohio State versus Michigan was scheduled and 83.000 tickets had {been- soid. Spectators. confronted

the” Secretary's recent ‘‘re-exam-inist” speech as “Acheson jackassery.” : The administration, Sen. Milli kin said, must demonstrate “an onést re for an honest bi- ~ a if it wants Weather, were expected to stay outside the pages of the blue-bloud bible. Republican co-operation away in droves.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25 (UP)

imme Coming Down Huard Charleston, W. Va. reported 15 next year

Defendant Heeds ; 2 ’ . inches of snow early today and Winthrop Rockefeller and his Court S Warning; said the snow was s'il coming estranged Cinderella er W : \ down “hard.” miner's daughter Bobo PaulekiHe Skips Out Even Maryland found the ute, formerly of Lowell, es (pe . northward-moving storm brought maintained their listing as WORKERS in Superior Court 5 damage. A heavy rpinstorm in and Mrs. but no address. was Ewere waiting today for a man Bethesds Md. near Washington, given for then : the court yesterday: flooded an electric power substa me a minute, I want to Hen and a subsequent explosion son of the latg President

lawyer." ‘halted power to many nearby com- dore Roosevelt, will get the heavePro Tem George Obert Munities. Power to the Bethesdajho for taking Selma Showker for

Mrs. Mr. family,

Archibald B. Roosevelt, grand-. . Luc Theo- wound

second whose

‘the hospital has an. emergency known socially before the matriage

ay Ave.: Ri going to send you to jail System which was put into use if you don’t do something right Suburbanites in the Washing awsy.” {ton area suffered flooded base Onward Parents Hurl

oiMents, and temperatures were ex- with h

what, the judge still doesn’t know.’ ONWARD, Ind, Nov.

Pellston, Mich., reported 23 de-

Fite he Son vened. Kelly ree below zero. the weather ~Rebelicus Onward parents. =o , The hearing was Tor support ureau at Chicago reported. Riven tened i Yonege from Tip- ’ = Storm warnings we s on lownsilh loda . and attorney's fees growing out a along the DD a posted township trustee cut off electricity, The

divorce suit. i y 3 J Ober issued a commit- Eastport Me., south to Cape Hat- battle us ge the county jail for Kelly, teras and search parties labored "° Ren warrant was issued for his through deep snow in Maine hunt “arrest on a contempt of court M& for—four—hunters—two dort New aw : o since early in the week and al'®"' A , feared dead. ¥

over abandon-

ment of the school

proposed

met’ with a MIS.

circulated

blow was

secession petition

Coast since the 1944 hurricane

George J. Ress, The atest flood of Christmas Ocean waters flooded all high . MAT ey. exceeding the 19.4 Ways leading into the island Trash Collectors Find million pieces of a year ago, was State police barred all incoming Their Honesty Pays Off predicted for next month. : and outgoing traffic Railroad DAYTON. O. Nov. 25 (UP Packages for distant states Service was stopped. and only Five honest trash collectors split should be in ‘the mail by Dec. 5 émergency telephone Talis were $7720 today which they found last and all Christmas parcel post being accepted 2 February on a rubbish pile and should be sent by Dec. 100 Mr. Winds of 60 miles an how turned it over to municipal aath Res said. ) higher in gusts whipped the Ee He asked that greeting cards wild ocean into abnormally hig! be mailed at least 10 days before tides which inundated streets and Chr ; spilled into cellars. Guests at the - xtra clerks and carriers are major Atlantic City boardwalk being trained to handle the rush, hotels were unable to get out Mr. Ress said. J »iduring the high point 8 EE , 2 - | The waves lashed at the board . 34 Hoosier 4-H'ers ‘walk eight feet above the beach; : {but did not spill into the hotel will Attend Parley lobbies which BR purposely built Hoosier 4-H Club boys and “high” as-a safeguard against _ girls, 34 strong, will attend the gtorms 1950 National 4-H Club Congress’. 1, Piorida. winter vacation ‘opening tomorrow in Chicago state for many northerners seekThe congress will run through ing to get away from cold and Thursday. _ show, temperatures were sched Three delegates from the Indi- 104 to drop from 12-15 in the ex anupolis area are Victor C. Ken- tome northern part of the state dail; RR 18; Janice Custis, RR 16 4, 00 jow as 26 in the south, - and Martha Miller. RR 16. >

orities The collect money yesterday by Judge Don R Thomas after T.ouis Preonas, on whose - property. the. money was found. refused to claim it

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today to

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: 5.) their * e pe Golly rested xe by desiring State under two feet of suow At Record List of Socialites Selects Mates Outside Blue-Blood Bible; Bobo Rockefeller Retains High Standing

Members of such families as Roosevelt, Vanderbilf. Van Rensse- in iaer. and Belmont either were missing from the little black book but “we've already got our foot-! or got simple marriage listings indicating that they will not be in holds cut in the rocky face of the ? : . . The men used picks Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, to hack out toe holds to the top! bride, widow of the head of New York’s| of the rocky pinnacle.

Ind. most aristocratic Knickerbocker!

unknown southerner, Harry Granary, for her fifth husband.

told Patrick Kelly, 125 N. Naval Hospital was cut off, but his second bride. ‘Selma was un- Socially registered. That left only nine of the once-numerous Van-

derbilt family in the register. | Morg one-time ruling clan was dropped.

Fea n al. - oe Mn gea atl icomms asamp SR Shades ed oh ~~ KELLY id “SOmetnIng ~~ pected to go to freezing, or below. 1IPTON S€cession Threaf MIs rame« HHIATetn Daisy > 2% (TIP yer w : riage to Columbus O'Donnell

after the Impeccable Newport backgrounds.

from Onward High School in a Ng Of Helen V. Leftwich who was dropped when she deserted debutant cotilllons a decade ago -for

Township Trustee Virgil Turn- the stage

py. Simpson managetl to get her new 'q husband in,

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:» Cold Tightens Grip Here; Hope to Reach and City Editor Edward Benney oO : ® : However, Sen. Hugh Butler (R7,¢ the Altoona Mirror said that 8 : Above Forecast Tonight

ast Tonight Crash Site Today

circuits was believed to have. been caused tersburg, was killed at Plainfield! vesterday when his car skidded None of the fires were serious into a truck. Two others riding May Be Learned Soon with him were slightly hurt. !

JACKSON,. WYO, Nov.

Blust Jr.

ay when his car skidded! control and crashed into

train at Louisville.

8 fellow Nebraskan is were almost impassable weather . : : a ie of the admin- men at Wa ir ald. They 'De city was a smaller number Goodller Ave. a Smee by 3 Moran. istration. Seid the store srs Moving worth than usual. They credited mo- “08% a Ton a aselze The plane crashed Tuesday Sen. Douglas said that “Repub- sau ie " n 2 wih g notth forists with driving more care. ir AVE. CTOSS® night and it was believed that . , ard along the eastern side of fully 18. all 21 persons aboard, including

A humorous angle entered the eight children, were killed. The ville, was killed last night when Weather when police were called craft was enroute from Chico, ! Investigate the! Cal., to Billings, Mont., when it| into the side of a theft of 100 gallons of fuel oil plunged into thing out gentle. Wire: were torn Baltimore & Ohio Railroad loco- from a building project at 1544 heavy weather. “Barrington St.

longed — |ligious order.

: Mr. Petzoldt radioed to search night, when he found that the search {party couldn't reach the scene, - [that “we'll try again in the morn-

headquarters here last

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"Home by Yule’ Airplanes Batter Reds on Horseback

(Continued From Page One) across the Yalu River frontier 1000 yards in a three-hour battie| Fate of 21 on Plane ¥} frou Manchuria at Manpojin and after the first counter-attack and p,. .qcasts because “the people Other B-29s dumped 500-pound ; ] 25 fire bombs for the first time in 28, New Al-'(yP)--The fate of 21 persons Korea on supply concentrations bany, was fatally injured late who rode a DC-3 into the side of Detween Chonju to Unsan, just behind the fighting front. a towering WYoming mountaill"",;yed fighters bombed. strafed exchanging lead with a well dug- glo-Iranian Oil Co. roads or other weather conditions. the side of an Illinois Central Was expected to be learned today ,54q rocketed every target they in | unless bad weather prevents acould find. Near Chonju on the mental strength about four miesi oo A number of Indianapolis citi-'ground party from reaching the early zens were slightly hurt in falls on|wreckage scene. :

were jcy 3 i icy sidewalks and streets, A party led by Paul Petzoldt,

_ Richard Thomas Cole, 10. and famed inountainelimber;--came; his sister, Andrea, 13, received within 300 yards of the crashed! head injuries when a car operated plane yestérday before darkness

by Robert V. Cole, 33, of 2003 N.' settled over 12.000-foot Mount

Overjoyed, Bob ron all the way homé to Comden Town os bord as he could pelt.

northwest = coast, {spotted 30 enemy troops waving white flags and reported their MacArthur said most of the adpresence to 24th Division units. Gen. launched the northwest front of- main defense lime. fensive yesterday. as part of a pincers maining 100,000 Chinese and Ko- they attacked a train loaded with Grady rean Communist troops, end the trucks heading north toward the Stay in the U. S ar and get American “home by Christmas.” Meet Light Resistance Most of the 100,000-man Sth . the peak during Army in northwest Korea was But Pilot Walks Away The U. S. has been granting The plane be- rolling toward the Manchurian Ye ust therm to the New Tribes re-|frontier against | existent resistance. |i the South Korean Commins but the pilot walked away unin- zhout delivery of economic aid. inear the ceater of the line with ~ my. (two countér-auttacks during the {night and drove the Republican cq nty Airport when Capt. John

(troops back nearly a mile and a r i Michigs half below Taechon. E. Mead, Detroit, of the Michigan

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__ SATURDAY, NOV. 25,1950’

2c Fypect U. 5. | To Be Warned On Iran Trend

Envoy Believed Bringing News of Drift Toward Soviet

TEHRAN, Iran, Nov. 25 (UP) {—U, 8. Ambassador Henry Grady {will fly home tomorrow, presumiably to warn Washington that {Iran is becoming increasingly

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rooge went home. He the foce of Ms dead portner appeared to him on his door | friendly toward Russia and anknocker. Jacob Marley, dead these seven ! But even | tagonistic toward the United a hen vo. Eleneror Scro0e | States. on Christmas Eve! Although embassy .officials

denied that Mr. Grady's trip was |anything more than a “routine” | visit, it came on the heels of these {significant developments: . i ONE: Iran and Russia recently signed a trade agreement which had been deadlocked for months. The South Koreans féll back! TWO: Iran banned all relays of Voice of America and British Broadcasting Corp. overseas

1500 yards ‘after the second. United Press War Correspon-| dent Glenn A. Stackhouse flew

over the front at mid-day and reported the South Koreans wer:

had protested” against them. THREE: The oil committee of the Iranian Majlis (parliament) today rejected a supplementary agreement signed last year by the Iranian government and the Ane

enemy force of about regi- The agreement fequired parlia-

ratification to become effective. Qil is- Iran’s chief product. : FOUR: The Iranian press has vancing United Nations forces gionneq up aitacks against the ‘personally still had not reached the enemy's [rnjted States, which formally en= joyed the friendliest reception However, Navy carrier planes here. : drive to crush thé re- supporting the offensive reported Iranian believed Mr, during his three weeks’

3. would tell the State Department that aid to Iran must be speeded up. Iranian circles are charging the U. 8S. with “falsely promising” economic aid which is long overdue.

fighter pilots southeast of Taechon. A spokesman for Gen. Douglas

MacArthur

sources

troops Manchurian border near Kanggye

F-84 Crashes, Burns

DETROIT, Nov. 25 (UP}-—-An military assistance to Iran for non- pm g4 Thunderjet fighter plane some time. U. 8. officials say there crashed and burned. yesterday, has been a misunderstanding

light or

Iran borders on the Soviet crashed a (pion, Soviet troops occupied the quarter of a mile .from Wayne northern province of Azerbaijan shortly after the war; but evacu- : 4 ated it by order of the United {Air National Guard, attempted a nr sions Security Council.

jured. jet fighter

Cynthia Lodge F&AM cinnati and was a member of the o,nman might be on the loose. Hermann Lodge 208 IOOF, and John Mangovin Branch 43 of the ., was walking with her mother. National Carriers, > Services will be at 11:30 a. m. Monday in the Harry W. Moore where the wife of a rookie policePeace Chapel. Washington Park. . Surviving are and Amanda Smith, both of Indian- miles away, a 15-year-old boy was BROS iii rrassrtsesmmniimerginost

landing. ‘ : a aE Capt. Mead climbed from the FACES TAX INDICTMENT {burning craft with only minor WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 (UP) cuts and bruises. The plane was __ Big-time gambler Mickey Cohen former mail destroyed. today faced indictment for income tax-evasion. Chairman Estes D. Tenn.) of, the Senate Crime Investigating Commir~ Third Mystery Shooting tee. said 1ast night that the BuPHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25 (UP) reau of Intéfrnal Revenue nas completed. its case against Cohen

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