Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1951 — Page 7

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FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951

Freyn Proposes New Traffic Plan

Would Divert Highway Load

A new traffic plan designed to cut downtown traffic in half was , _& proposed by George. E. Freyn,| Democratic mayoralty candidate, | in two campaign speeches last night. : | He pledged immediate action to| | reroute most of the heavy traffic on U. S. Highway 40 off Washington St. in a semi-circle sweep to Raymond St. on the South. “This ,plan would relieve down-, town congestion by not only di- | verting Highway 40 traffic but by absorbing all traffic from five major highways from the South,

Crosstown Highway | Mr. Freyn also proposed con- | struction of a through highway all the way cross town on 16th’ St. East to Arlington Ave. ! “At present 16th St. is a bottle: neck on the East Side where it! dead ends at Roosevelt Ave., caus-| ing congestion and confusion,” he said. The candidate also pledged support for construction of a new} hotel in connection with a munici-| pal auditorium. | EI Use Private Capital SR “This project, while involving several million dollars, can be con-! structed with private tal and ys : made 8 TH rivate ape said.! console for winning The Tifes "Sweetest Girl in The World" con“Such a structure could be! test. With her is James Franklin, sales manager of the phonograph erected at a downtown location record department of Associated Distributors.

“7° balahap movement. : etre to testimony by Jose cents, there's enough profit in'of the customs men’ and their neighbors. What they fear is that |copyrient, 1081, for The Indianapolis Times Lava, one of the principals in tne ye— canes S————

|dentify Ex-Gl As Topflight Red

Reveal Testimony

In Manila Trial By PAUL 8S. KATIGBAK

|-—-Ex-GI Willlam J. Pomeroy, of

: |wife, Celia, have just been re-

current Huk trials here in Manila the two rank as Nos. 12 and i3 in the Huk hierarchy. Celia, the former 'Célia # Mariano, whom Pomeroy married in May. 194% has been {dentified by armed forces fntelligence as an “active’ party member” and,’ in a document receritly found in Possession of captured Huk . (couriers, Pomeroy is reported to have confessed: “When I came here I deliberate{ly chose for a wife an active com{rade in the movement so there iwould be no antagonisms of di{vided loyalties in my marriage.”

Said to Be Agent According to an official source here, Pomeroy is, in fact, an agent {of the American Communist Party. He came here under guise {of student at the University of

"SWEETEST GIRL' GETS PRIZE—Virginia Johnson, 5010 E. |the Philippines under the GI Bill Fall Creek Blvd., receives her RCA Victor television-record player of Rights but actually under or-

ders to “help the Red movement |in the Philippines.” William Pomeroy was what in Army circles is called a natural

perhaps. on N. Pennsylvania St. between Michigan and North Sts. Under the building we could have underground parking and in the i event of a war-time emergency it. —The USNS Gen. Leroy Eltinge, 6th Army, could be used as'a bomb shelter.” bringing home 1545 Korean com- Gov. Arthur B. Langlie. He said, if elected Mayor, he bat veierans, neared Puget Sound would confer with hotel owners today. day leaves of absence. and business men to push such a; The vets are She dg rr troops to come home . Project With private eapla). With private caps). or rotation plan. The big Coaching Jobs Secure

|transport is scheduled to dock! BURLINGTON, Vt.

here Saturday morning. A" celebration was planned for C02Ching jobs at the Universit

Gls From Korea Near Home Shore for Leaves

Librarian to Speak

Harold Brigham, director of In-|

diana State Library, will speak pa veterans, beginning with a 0f Vermont have security. The YMCA motorized parade through down- tennis coach, Fred Carpenter, is {starting his 26th year, the baseLarry Gardner, his

at the second annual metropolitan leadership recogni- town Seattle. tion dinner and program at 6 In addition to wives and fam- ball coach p. m. May 18 in Central YMCA ilies, the veterans will be greeted s auditorfum. Service certificates by Secretary of the Army Frank 23d and the track coach, Archi and pens will be awarded. ‘Pace Jr., Lt. Gen. Albert C. T. Posthis 22d.

SAVINGS LIKE THIS COME ONCE IN A LIFETIME!

SEATTLE, Wash., May 4 (UP) Wedemeyer, commander of the, william worked and Washington's pq

The men will be granted 30-|

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(for the Communists. His father {was an industrial worker and a trade unionist. After high school in a factory until ‘induction into the United States Army on Oct. 9, 1942. { | At present he and his wife are {thought to be instructing in Com- | imunist schools in the Sierra! (Madre under aliases. |Copyright, 1951, tor The Indianapolis Times |

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‘Canada Alert for

| (CDN)—Canadian ‘cystoms men operators. |are braced for a wave of smuggling of American cigarets ‘along effect Apr. 10 customs people esti-| to $200” with jail for a second of[the Canadian-American border as mate something over ‘a million |fense and confiscation.of any car la result of the boost in the domin- cigarets have been smuggled be-/in ‘which smuggled cigarets are| fon tax on smokes.

in for some of the toughest han-| - A man with a car can easily] With MANTLA, P. I, May 4 (CDN) dling in years.

: (Waterloo, N, Y., and his Filipina cigaret smuggling but little of it |cigarets and eludes ‘the customs. | y lon a commercial basis. Now, with|On back roads he has advantage deal mostly with amateurs, Cas-| States boosted its own excise fax ~ vealed as high in the councils of Canadian ciggies retailing at 40(of an underground frontier which ual trippers across the line who lon cigarets so that the spread [this country's Communist Huk- cents for a pack of 20 and, injis pretty wide open to local resi bring back a load for private 8+ between "the selling price in the ) |provinces with local taxes, at 44 dents whgyknow the patrol habits | tribution among their friends and |

. PAGE T * ° a Smuggled U. S. Cigarets: ae OTTAWA, Canada, May 4 contraband to attract full-timejallies, the Royal Canadian the prospects of profits of 100 per {Mounted police. |cent will léad to the development tax went into| Penalties are stiff—A fine up| an organized commercial traf: fic which wii] be hard to, stop. Canadian revenue men are [tween Montreal and Toronto alone | found. Dozens of vehicles have frankly unhappy about the new been seized in the last few weeks |. think it offers too great a revenue people working! x mixke It. $100 for every trip hard to prove smuggling is not reward for illegal importations. There's always been somelif. he loads up with American worth the risk. ! {They wish their government had So far, however, they've had to held off at least until the United

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