Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1951 — Page 2

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ore . troop carrier wing and two fighter-bomber wings stationed in Germany to Gen. Eisenhower's Army. Another fighterpémber wing—including atombomb carrying = B-29s—is stationed in England.

Red Roundup

MILLIONAIRE Frederick Vanderbilt Fields, who peeled off $80,000 in bail for four fugitive Communist leaders, expected to walk out of a New York jail today after spending a week-end behind bars because his friends couldn't raise £10,000 for his freedom. He was locked up Friday for refusing to * tell who contributed to the Civil Rights Congress bail fund. - s » 2 MARSHAL JOSEF STALIN'S “failing health” is one of the latest “expert” theories drifting out of London on why the Communists initiated cease-fire talks.

CAS no 8 ] “"BEEFING-UP of Gen. Eisen-| bower's Army was accelerated} today with a Washington an-j] nouncement that the 433d Troop| Carrier Wing will leave soon tol “offi Atlantic Pact forces, The . 8. already has committed}

Gen, Douglas MacArthur

of 100,000 Shriners in New York.

” » - TWO FISHERMEN {pn Padua; Italy, hooked a line to a hightension cable so they could run a Hive wire Into the water and “shock the fish” dead. Both were electrocuted.

Eight Rescued From Bay After Boat Breaks Up

By United Press DEALE, Md, July 9-Four

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SEVEN COMMIE leaders, con-|Who tied victed for conspiring to teach and and swam for hours in choppy Navy originally for $2.65.

themselves together!

advocate violent overthrow of the Chesapeake Bay waters after

government, soon will be split up| their cabin cruiser broke up, were sold 100,000 gallons of the tint to prevent them from carrying on rescued today. | A ninth survivor, Philip Klosky, would make “8 million gallons of |- Davis Jr. — was 23, of Washington, D. C., touched Navy gray paint, or enough to scheduled to get free lodging in Off the search for the other eight give 10.666 battleships of the Misthe Federal Penitentiary at Terre last night by swimming almost souri class one coat each.” « two and a half miles to give the ee ase alarm. on ;

further conspiracy. One man—| Benjamin J,

Haute, Ind. i v t

Although exhausted, he refused’

medical ald and jumped. into’ a Why such excessive purchases of

te hep. the search. His!

“make one of ‘the world's worst fikncee; Rita McDonald of Wash-|

salesgirls, a top salesman said to-| day, because “her blithe spirit and physical appearance would distract from what she is selling.” |

va 4 Fi a , | Miss Wilson Miss Hayworth ACTRESS Rita Hayworth said today she hoped ‘to go out with some friends” while visiting in Hollywood. She refused to say who the friends are, but told reporters she has “lots and lots", of them,

Diplomatics

A LETTER from President Truman te Iran Premier Mohamed Mossadegh arrived “too late” today to change Iran's expected rejection of the World Court's ruling on the oil erisis, according to UI. 8. Ambassador Henry Grady. » ” v LOY HENDERSON, who succeeded Mr. Grady as U. 8. Ambasgador to India, soon will succeed the same man in the Iran post because Mr. Grady wants to retire, administration sources said today un » ” BECAUSE Mexico officially, brought an end Saturday to its war with Germany, President Mi-| guel Aleman soon will name the nation's ambassador and consular personnel to posts there ! J u ” EIGHT members of the U. 8 Senate Foreign Relations Com-! mittee gathered today in Paris to start a two-week' Inspection of Western Europe's military and! economic progress. Nd = ” |

The Unexpected | AN ACTOR in a historical pageant in Mantoe, N. C. "pointed toward the sky, but nothing happened a timed signal flare failed] to appear. Backstage, the theater, manager was using the Very pistol to capture two escaped con.

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159 E. Market Street . Y Lz A

ington, D' C.,, was among the

eight out In the white-capped|

waters, . “I've got to get out there, I've

| got to get out there,” Mr. Klosky his investigation disclosed that

told those who tried to detain

Gave Instructions

Miss McDonald credited her flance and Victor Fortwengler, both former Navy Sailors, for their “cool-headed instructions” when the cruiser began breaking up for saving their lives, “The girls were put over the

{side first with life preservers and

the boys handed us a tow line” Miss McDonald said. “Then they came over the side. We all clung to the tow line. “When we began drifting fast with the tide, Philip decided to swim to shore and get help “We were all calm but scared. Most of the time we just floated on our backs, The waves were

!pretty high.

“We swam a little but not too much. The tide and waves just took us along. When we spotted the ketch which rescued us, we all began shouting—the sight of that boat was the something I'll never forget.” The eight apparently. had been In" the water for about. three hours while. a (Coast Guard flying bat dropped flares and many small boats scoured the area off West River. Md. The eight, all of the Washing ton area, included Mr Fortwengler's wife. She is four month& pregnant

If it is necessary for you to blink «+ « take a second look to be sure of things you see. Then it's time to have your eyes checked,

GEN. MacARTHUR will put aside his scrambled-eggs garrison cap in favor of a fez tomorrow and Thursday to review parades

4 Mr. Brownson declared he is

young women and four youths, his company tinting paint at $1.25

"Navy Defends

aint Deal, its Brownson

Hoosier Representative To Press Inquiry

By DAN KIDNEY © Times Washington Correspondent } ‘WASHINGTON, 29 — New| Navy Secretary Dan A. Kimball replied today to an inquiry by Rep. Charles B. Brownson, Indianapolis Republican about a Navy, gray paint deal. Mr. Kimball's letter, which Rep. Brownson made public indicates the amount of Navy gray was overestimated in the Brownson| inquiry by 6 million gallons and the purchase price of the tinting material by almost a dollar a gallon. i i

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| Not Completely Satisfied’ “not completely satisfied with the Navy's reasoning” and will n-| lvestigate further and lay his findings before an Armed Services subcommittee as he has been in|vited to do. A member of the House Committee on Executive Expenditures! ‘and the subcommittee investigatling the disposal of surplus, Mr. {Brownson launched his one-man! linquiry on information provided by a fellow paint dealer in In-| dianapelis” .

| Navy Paid $1.40 More George Gable, secretary-treas-iurer of the Perfection Paint & Color Co., Indianapolis, wrote that a German firm offered to sell

which the company had sold the . The Indianapolis concern had

which Mr. Brownson estimated

Surplus Sold He asked the Navy Becretary

tinting was made and also how EEE the UT Bo V8urplus Bales! Corporation in Germany, was able ito turn it over so cheaply and at | {what loss. A Secretary Kimball replied that

the 100,000 gallons of blue-black tint had been bought from Perfection at $1.658 per gallon. It was to be used in making camouflage paint and would mix to about 2 million gallons, he said. Later ready-mixed. paint was {found more suitable and the surplus was sold through STEG by the State Department. Mr. Brownson intends to ask State what they got for it, he said, Making Its Own

All Navy paint is now being made {n its own plants, Secretary Kimball reported. Mr. Brownson said he thinks the Navy could have used the tint in their own paint making. He intends to ask the Navy a new sét of questions, he said.

Truslow, Former Head Of Curb Exchange, Dies

R10 DE JANEIRO, July 9 (UP) Francis Adams Truslow, 45, former president of the New York Curb Exchange, died of a heart attack yesterday aboard the

Moore McCormac liner Argentina, Mr. Truslow was en route to Brazil as U, 8. Commissioner on the UU. S.-Brazil Joint Commission

for Economic Development, Surviving are his wife and four children who were with him.

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