Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1951 — Page 2

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and that the United States may | be fighting a third world war “at |

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two Senate committees called on Gen. J. Lawton Collins, Army

Perkins, assistant Secretary of, State for European Affairs, for! up-to-the-minute briefing on the military situation in Europe. i

Collins Summoned

Gen. Collins and Mr. Perkins faced secret questioning by the Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees, joined forces to consider the ad-| ministration’s $8.5 billion foreign, military-economic aid bill. Mr. Pace told the Senate Military Spending Subcommittee in a; closed door session yesterday that “the free world may be confronted at any moment with Communist aggression in Iran, Yugoslavia or some other international soft gpot. “At any moment, should the Boviets see fit to attack, we may be fighting another world war,” Mr. Pace said. Mr. Pace's warning of the possibility of a Russian strike through South East Europe and a total war was the third in recent days,

2 Other Warnings

Defense Secretary George C. Marshall has said that ‘the enemy's buildup,” has increased the danger of all-out war, and President Truman warned on Sat-| urday that the Communists were | building up their forces along the| Yugoslav borders. The Army Secretary told the| committee that despite “risks” involved, the military establish-| ment still favors a policy of limited rather than total mobilization. He said limited mobilization would permit a rapid buildup if full mobilization 18 necessary, and could be sustained for a long period without an economic crackup. { Mr. Pace also told the commit-| tee that the Pentagon's new $60 billion defense budget would have to be followed by later requests for more funds if the Kaesong| truce lalks fail. {

Shooting of Gigolo

In Miami Puzzles Police

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. July 31 (UP) — Police investigating the mysterious surfside shooting of a curley-haired gigolo said today they were ‘up against a blank wall.” Carl Hinson, 21, who came here from Little Rock, Ark. as an entertainer of women tourists and part-time dishwasher, was in “very critical condition” at Mount Binai Hospital, Hinson was found lying beside a seawall with a bullet wound in 4 his chest and abdomen, on July 23. He said he did not know who shot him,

Trailer Stabbing Case Goes to Grand Jury

Accused of stabbing a woman visitor to his house trailer, Travis Rawlings, 50, was bound over to the Marion County grand jury, with his bond reduced to $2000 from $5000, Rawlings, who appeared before Judge Paul C, Wetter in Beech Grove Magistrate Court, was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Rawlings was arrested July 15 after Mrs. Edith Houser, 26, Earle Hotel, charged he had raped and stabbed her as she slept in his trailer at 3836 RocRville R .

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BANKING ON VACATION—Charles Weber, County Elec. road's main line in West Phil- are available. There three famition Board clerk, hopefully eyes a piggy bank containing contribu- |injured. |

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— Ee TIMES : hE ett z _ TuBspaY, JuLY 8, 1051 hey're Still Herein 1951— | J | 11000 Families Lack Inside Toilet Facilities Be By JOSEPH ALLISON ~~ hy , theccity is unable to take positive | At least 1000 families in metro- HG Belin, De eiphasieed. 5 doverns

politan Indianapolis must depend ‘on primitive outhouses for sewage disposal. ’ A near North Side woman was ate than 2 mile rom Moye fined in Municipal Court 3 today, ing 18 persons must use a single

outhouse. The only source of Also fined . was an unmarried | oper for the three houses is a

Ee Sa 5° a0 gle Backyd beat Judge Joseph M. Howard ry Stil I ae ee Tr Mrs. Ora Turner, 33, of 1811 gianapolis, E. W. Virt, Board of Carrollton Ave.. $100 and costs geaith chief inspector estimates. following a vice squad raid on 7phis is 400 less than at the end of World War II, however, Dr. Gertrude Dillman, 22, of 1826 Gerald Kempf, Board of Health Milburn St. and Norrell Level, director, points out. 32, of 2350 Sangster Ave. each| The reduction has been the rewas fined $25 and costs for enter- sult of a concerted drive by the ing the bedroom of the opposite Health Board since 1946, Dr. sex. > Kempf said. Vice squad officers reported] Can’t Afford It they confiscated gaming equip-| He cited three factors which ment at the Carrollton Ave. house. [nad prevented more rapid modFined on gaming charges were: ernizatjon of the houses. George Taylor, 30, keeping a| One group of outhouse-equipped room for pool selling at 1437 homes, he said, is owned by eld{Columbia Ave. $20 and costs; erly couples who have no funds {James Bryson, 32, keeping a room to improve their properties. {for pool selling at 1142 E. 19th| These, Dr. Kempf said, usually st, $15 and costs; Karl Sommers, are allowed to continue until the 56, keeping a room for pool selling original owners leave the prop- 3

at 216 Indiana Ave., $25 and costs, erty. ow Earl Hunter, 24, keeping a room | The second factor was the pre- : for pool selling at 112 W. Me- | War depression when property !

Lean Pl, $15 and costs; David lowners were unable to finance * {Hunter, 25, advertising a lottery the cost of modern facilities. lat’ 112’ W. McLean PL, $15 anal Still another group of unimlcosts: Gerald O'Neill, 51, operat- Proved homes exists because there __ ling a lottery at 1102 English Ave. |1s no legal means of forcing in$25 and costs, and Russell Wolfe, istallation of modern facilities.

keeping a room for pool selling at| Dr Kempf said outhouses can 1468 PI Om po $25 gat installed and kept in use whercosts. " lever water or sewer lines are not

La javailable, ” Owner Gets Notice Tankcars Derailed © This group, he said, represents . PHILADELPHIA, July 31a small per cent of the total. | (UP)—Eight empty oil tankcars Most of the outhouses are on

- th ‘ing utilities revert the city from forcing the water utility to install mains which might not re. turn the utility’s investment, While Indianapolis Water Co, prove insanitary districts, Dr, Kempf said, some areas still need water urgently,

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He pointed to the “Happy Hollow” district as one greatly in need of water service. That section, south and west of Belmont and Troy Aves, has no water or sewers. Improvements in the area have been postponed because the land is subject to flooding, the city engineer's office reported. ..»Mast of the outhouses are centered in five areas of Indianapolis, Mr. Virt said. ONE: South of Morris St. along Belmont Ave. TWO: Douglas Park neighbor hood. THREE: Area between 13th and

to White River. FOUR: General Hospital area, FIVE: “Happy Hollow.”

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Rites Held in California SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July 31 (UP)—Services were held yesterday for Edward A. Evans, 59-year-old Scripps-Howard -editorial writer and veseran member of the Scripps-Howard newspapers’ general editorial board. The Rev. Paul M. Gammons conducted the services at El Mon-

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lin a 126-car freight train were de- properties like that at 520-24 N. der, Mr. Virt said, could result in| Lack ; so is 4 {railed on the Pennsylvania Rail- Noble St. Both water and sewers a $100 fine and a 90-day jail term. ak w BEE nes ae s Pea PRs at Santa Part of the slow improvement 8 ) » Shemp Barbara Cemetery. He died of a |adelphia last night. No one was lies use a single privy. of homes is caused by the lack of Said. (heart attack at Washington, July Mr. Virt said today orders ‘have sewer lines. Under way now is a w "here no water is available 21. x ’

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