Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1951 — Page 2
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
SUNDAY, FEB. 25, 1951
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, a : SUNDA —- : 12 1. Punmemle @X Not Even Adoption— Citizens Fix Their Own Stireet— : 500 Reds in State Promot Pair & A , |Citize x Their n Stree Amateur Ticket eds in State Fromoie ewe « i tracts | da, Sabotag [ sions or special assignments. | (Continued From Page Ome) | : wer. His duties include observation Son, Draw Court Blast r Ti k i S Id So [leave the impression thas the d contact work between other . . is well in hana. Judge Breanan Halts Divorce Proceedings re oe po [fivation io well tn EVA" JASEIE. gent is one oe . s . ev during the Rus- f clalized | ‘ 4 Communist Party during lected because © spe To Give Lecture on ‘Selling of Children oe Siete” Bervion es roe = book majiecied_ De Js A le wh Bhs MiuELS SO AL Ie, ah BI ~ Where They're Active , Warns couple who “contracted away” rights to their infant son ma “| textbook o after their marriage hit the rocks drew a blast from Superior versity have caused cancelation ists everywhere. The book, “What| Because of government security g dr ast Superio it is not possible to To Hel Court 3 Judge Norman E. Brennan yesterday on ‘the selling of of free tickets issued for a Tues-|1s to be Done?”, reveals that/regulations, k Communist children.” - : : day performance of “Don Juan goyiet strategy has not changed, Rame Ae VIies Helps Judge Brennan halted divorce proceedings to start his own in Hell.” in Russia or elsewhere. agen's : : investigation when he learned the or x ae had entered The George Bernard Shaw play, yt preaches division of the party For years, the government has -WASHIN into. a legal contract giving rn pe sabme——— to be presented by Charles Laugh-|int, two groups. At the center heen aware of Communist activ- ~Gov. Thor their youngest son to distant ‘ . 0 y ton, Agnes Moorehead, Charles 5g to be the small, compact ity in the following Hoosier York today relativé® of the father. Boyer and Sir Cedric Hardwicke groyp of trained revolutionaries. cities: Elkhart, Mishawaka, of his f ellow “Tt wasn't even an adoption,” | 0osier 4 Nn SS [during a convocation program, ~ phe rest was intended for the(South Bend, Indianapolis, Gary, hold U. 8. t said Judge Brennan. “It was produced a rush of takers for the yroad public and therefore a loose, Hammond, Kokomo, Muncie, An- the ast § more or less an indenture in gratis ducats. Soon, the tickets ,.n secret network of organiza-|derson, Lafayette, Richmond, ahd warni Which the Makes A Convert were changing hands for cash. |{jong such as trade unions and|Terre Haute, New Albany and tior couple gave | Dr. Herman B Wells, TU presi- workers’ circles. Evansville. : Hons the boy to the dent, then revoked the tickets Shouters, Protesters According to federal authori- ne other family ‘and announced today that seats| This is exactly how the Com-|ties, the Communist Party mal di In return for But 1HSAA Head for the program will be on the munists operate in Indiana, ac- tained rick kind treat- Agrees to See TV usual convocation basis—first/cording t6 the agents who ha tk ment and the | By ED KENNEDY come, first served. made it their business t ¥ Sac ee L. V. Phillips, commissioner of “The fickets had. been issued aint aod 8 Me, ‘We have the Indiana High 8chool Athletic A Io save convocation p tr De A ie Red In intat al utr | Association, admitted to taking] . vad hep Sadie Shim yartv. OrEABL litting ¢ s Indian- Gov. Dewe Dicken ‘homes lpart in ‘a deal today. g Eighteen citizens of the 2300 block of Cameron St. chip in with time, money and materials during the dinner hour” Presi and ya Ala a ovhoy st re- ah Fo - . . : . . . . dent Wells s land o ’ ’ . iy ut re a He said he'd watch the Ken| fo get their street back in shape ater recent mud disaster. They are tired of parking their cars Jen: Werle 23d. all around the state are such| veal that much Communist liter- Armed | putting thelr Murray show when it returns to far rom their homes and bucking the muck to their doorsteps. They say that county road crews However the BO ory | Communist public figures : as|ature is being mailed to persons which are children out Judge Brennan (the tele-waves in five weeks If have not touched the street for three years. : of the few have made it necessary| - oo gandy, Ben Cohen, Frank all over the state, Republican helter-skelter by contract, as if this reporter would attend the er ® SI 1 . m— oe many to be Ineon-! yucet, Morris Porterfield, Sylvia] The names of persons on a Congress pa sectional terday. i : s. roops to Mt they Wete fransterring the title a or a. th tows UN Encounters Main Red Pelley Again Scores Doors to the University audi:{A%on. HESIy Aron and oer tho LL AIG lat are Being with- NO In a hearing Friday, Judge |he said. “Sure would like you to Li A of ° In Fight for Freedom ig open to students atl “window dressing” for the partying an innocent person branded a ME 3 :30 p. m. ro - e [ mrennan an trend crvonn (ome out and oe mmc Line, Advance 1-3 Miles NOBLESVILLE, Feb. 24 (UP)| quired as realy important, in the Com] ats uch. towns. at South, Bend fue wien rd an attorney who drew , ; i ————— | ' up the contract, saying: “I said. (Continued From Page One) in the harbor 75 miles north of| 1am Dudley Pelley, former . . |munist scheme of things. | Terre Haute, Albion, Anderson, Algo don't_spprove of contracts Hike If there's anything I like better the road hub of Pangnim, five/the 38th Parallel. Silver Shirt leader, won another Spring-Like Day They are the messengers, the| Goodland, Mishawaka, Logans- a, Ales this, giving away children than a good sport, it's being one./miles north of Pyonchang. Saturday's gains, however, were|1¢8a] battle in his fight for free- : shouters, the protestels who flood port, Ft. Wayne, Richmond, Chose Pon; without the supervision of any |g, I took Mr. Phillips up on ais Massive Barrage offset by the death of 9th Corps/dom today. .|Beckons Motorists The stale iin pampluets les Sor Sumava, Resorts and Valparaiso, Hoover has : 0 n social agency or court; and I [invite They advanced beyond the vil- commander, Maj. Gen. Bryant E.| Hamilton Circuit Court Judge! Spring, in all her beauty, pir-|/subjects—all with the hammer p oe h er to the FBI opinions to particularly disapprove of | I braced myself with a sand-||age of Palmorisil Saturd tter- Moore, whose British and Amer-|, {has been han over counsels for the people heIPING [wich aod botzie of milk (no b ge of Pa ay after jean t tending th om R. White overruled a motion|ouetted across Hoosierland today, and sickle emblem. and the local Police Internal Se- Tuesday. T a ch an tle of m no beerinoon after a massive artillery, roops are spearheading thei, . . , ou trial in habe us/her swirling skirts brushing Th ts : opposite of | bring them about. next to the games, you know) tank and air barrage cleared the|Allled offensive in the west cen- n Na5eas corpus, reatening clouds away ree Types of Agen | curity Division. Gov. Dew Judge Brennan said he would [and joined the throng. Reds from mountain pass posi-|tral area above Chipyong. proceedings which have prevented A warm 55 degrees wis ores] According to a former member s TOMORROW: Reds Threaten stops to opi grant the divorce to the cou- | I have seen several of ftheitions protecting Pangnim, two| Gen. Moore, appointed to nis/Pelley’s return to North Carolina gicted for the day with clouds) of the Soviet syp network, espion-| tate Oficial oon Hoover and ple, but he made their two boys [wonders of the world but now miles to. the south, {command less than three weeks/to serve a five-year prison sen-|forming in th e age agents fall into three main like Sen. Ro dd to the list of outstandi year pps] RE in the afternoon: Weather falegor] tatic, roving and Bank M Held wards of his court so that no (a 0 the list of outstanding €x-| Capture of Pangnim gave the ago, was injured fatally. when the tence for violation of the state’s|forecasters predicted, however, |. goriés == as, roving 4 n anager ne and Sen. K further disposal could be made |periences the sight of 15,000 Americans control of the eastern helicopter he was using on a ” that there'd be plenty of sultabie| Feat: The sialic agent p eriormsy $24 431 Shorta Nebraska, & tf th without hi sent. people screaming, shouting, : (front. ue sky” laws. area coverage in a fixed locality ln ’ orrage o em ou 8 consent. B.lanchor of the lateral road after front-line inspection tour crashed weather for Sunday motoring. | | tion to limi Judge Brennan said’ that tem- [Stomping, and cheering while i0/other American units neutralized beside the Han River north of| Judge White previously freed yh .v rain tomorrow. Fore: JUch 85 South Bend and should] NORWOOD, Mass., Feb. 24 (UP) Pressed b, porarily he will leave physical boys fight their hearts out on|ine road’s western anchor, Hoeng-| Yoju. . ~~ |Pelley on a writ of habeas corpus casts indicated some likely in the be accepted by the community as —Fred P. Kruchas, 36, branch exactly wha custody as it is. The youngest the big smooth court. SODZ. | Hw A bin w ; . 1 one of its permanent members.' manager of a Norwood bank, was ate should d boy is with the family who | Just when the madness was at he th tos. fiak. Alidiabce walked from the wreckage|in which the Silver Shirt organ- next 36 hours. 'His respectability must be un-|jajled today on charges of em Gov. Dewey y y lits height, Mr. Phillips gave me n e western flank, Allied apparently uninjured but died en'izer claimed removal to North! The flood threat in Indiana questioned among his neighbors bezzling $24,431 which he is said “Beat it,
|Carolina would be in violation of}{slackened considerably with sun{his parole from Terre Haute, Ind.,|shine the past two days. | ifederal prison.
“contracted” for him and the next boy with another member of the husband's family. An
troops including Canadiansroute to a hospital. rammed into “heavy resistance”! northeast of Chipyong, Gen. Mac- BECHERT TO SPEAK
and acquaintances. {to have lost betting on horses e may be a local merchant, and dogs.
H majority so State highway officials said all professional man-or wage earner,| Kruchas was seized by FBI
know we ai tail and pul
{the friendly needle. ‘Well what do you think of the Ken Murray show now, m'boy?”
older son by a previous mar- Arthur said, but continued to/ Charles Bechert, of the water s Fr mn roads closed igh w i | a aa feiains In ie wite's Th Reto hn move forward. {resource division, Indiana Depart- KILLED IN CAR CRASH cept U. 8. 150 northwest as Torre pot hue No Hos trom in agents at his Home Jester 7 you custody. W “The communique also disclosed ment of Conservation, will speak, ; T 5 Haute and Ind. 154 west of Sul- and per : “Ther doe sa 2b 03 [5% Ho oa een i So Koren marines had on tenance of Sndanapots | ANDERSON, Fen 4 (UP) [Uin® i Gh aly ° SU SPUR Le teen SL, Bogprintors £8, Commie Wary on doubt these two children are gon. occupied two more islands in the water supply and tactics for meet- Harry L. Hunt, 37, was killed t0-| Fifteen secondary .roads were him with the information he dered him held in $7500 bail for “Then we in good homes,” he said. ‘But In my youth, I remembered, North Korean harbor of Wonsan. ing an emergency at a Lions Club day when his auto struck an abut- still blocked by high water today. seeks. /the federal grand: jury. Unable of a mess,” the thing that appalls me is the |hagketball was played. I saw Navy headquarters said the South luncheon Wednesday in the Clay- ment over Indian Creek five miles Most of them were in southwest-!| The roving agent is one who to furnish bail Kruchas spent the Stomping manner in which the one plade- [baskets hanging in the gym. But Koreans now oceupy four islands pool Hotel. northwest of here. ‘ern Indiana. travels about on short-term mis- night in jail. , room after ¢ ment was carried qut.” - |in Philadelphia nobody ever got ; ; 5 - Zn - fied for two . “He said he didn’t think peo- excited about anything until’ che). . Mr. Wherr; ple who had “proved themselves (Whiz Kids came. along. think he wa unstable by inability to main- . ‘Buck’ Fever {stration wit tain a home and multiple di- Columbus, O., where I sojourned who would vorces” should try to perform [the past five years, tainks only of boys” the function of qualified social [Ohio State football, There, 50,000 a, Boi
agencies in deciding on placement of children, “I can't emphasize enough
persons sat through the worst snowstorm of the Michigan beat the Bucks without
year to see
tial nomine voiced supp moves bein;
how dangerous these instru- |scoring a first down. rum ments are and how out of place One man ran for the U. 8. Sen- a hii a 10 in a city and state that has (ate in Ohio on a platform of - ° ils on qualified agencies set up to han- |‘Beat Michigan.” Lo Dev
dle such things properly,” ' he said.
body suggested firing the losing
At Butler Fieldhouse today no-
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The Judge said tarted |coaches. That always happen afhis Sige ria ei to [ter a bad football game at Ohio ; mitars me see “if any money changed State. said. hands” in the deal. He sald | The most stirring impression And ado he is now convinced the sep- ['°ft me was the cheering done ’ resolution arating parents did what they by the Crispus Attucks rooters. power to d thought best for the child and That “Crazy Song" be “an ulti not for financial gain. ’ The song they call the “Crazy| added The court records show that |SON8” shonld be recorded for na- : Nol tional distribution, As several “The issu
the wife obtained a divorce
from her first husband in 1946. {thousand rooters in one section|
At that time she said her first son was fathered not by her husband but by the man with whom she was keeping com- |
lof the house go through it, they! {sway to the beat. I'm certain its powerful delivery was the inspi{ration for a number of points.
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| So, Mr. Phillips, we're with you. | TA eg |Hoosler basketball is terrific. But| to ie petition to give the boy the ed ike lo see the Kem said, would : notice to 8
second husband's name. Later { they had two other sons. However, when the wife testified in the divorce action |
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{Murray and Donna Hood. Faye . against the second husband, 'Smerson mi . If this ght be there, too. | . SBY eARNECd Hep statement and | In the words that Ken Murray Bgupred tw b a tt ® pi {himself might use I say, “basket-| and slave by st husband. Judge |pg)i> There's nothing like it—ab-| ' ® : rennan checked all records 'solutly nothing.” United Stal to investigate the discrepancy | & Noho or ou r 0 I Sagy OS in testimony and called the | “ YOV. e special hearing. It was during A Christmas Box ooo pinned dowr this time that the “contract” : divisions h came to light Comes Home . ‘ ; : contributed e e explained the vary- (Continued From Page One) o ¥ rs | a 3 | 4 jog HN patetally OF {There was a deck of playing cards, | a n it S Ul t fo 0 it or ess money 3 Army. He she at first Rr ey first ja ean of brown shoe polish, a tube ment and s {of tooth paste, a jar of shaving! . : ; s . pusband as sot Joe Jather, cream. ) 8 | From light delivery and pickup to long-distance trucking and heavy hauling, Jikewise. = the boy “looks like him.” here was another Christmas there's a Chevrolet Advance-Design truck that's right for the job your truck Legit ———— : : x - I di A “I hope you and your friends must do. Built to do the job better, longer, and more economically. With your ills P naiana Ave. wii Thicy the Saugy. Love, Betty Chevrolet truck, you get the right Valve-in-Head engine for the job—92-h.p. Bills os Stories of the frigid weather in| Thriftmaster or extra-powerful 105-h.p. Loadmaster. You get stronger rear axles 154 (An K i * 8 Ha of membe {Continued From Eage One) Koren may Daye inspired another and heavy steel channel-type frames. You get Chevrolet's positive Synchro- LEX EN It was more important than any-| In all the box, however, there Mesh transmissions—engineered and built to withstand the shock and strain on passage. ( thing else. {was no clue to the address from : 3 nap 24 Ste From ‘side streets cars camelwaict it had seer mat toe br of real work! No matter what the job to be done, Chevrolet has the right truck celpta | and charging out, horns blowing and had not been sent from Ayres’ for v. Co — th : fina, amsunt HEhts blinking. Everybody hoaded|boy used by orm enne wo hay or you. Come in and see the great new 1951 Chevrolet trucks today. fund, 2 balay (Continuation of equipment and trim illustrated is dependent on availability of material.) Tor} ether]
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