Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1951 — Page 3

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Press ug. 8 — John cago, has writ‘ession” of the Mary Cheever, er, and Proba-

an Glover said 1ced” the state-

Knowles wrote last night givibed as det”ls ooting of the ry alley Mar. 3,

aid today three implicated by rlier statement ie detector test. “dward Hooks, th,-17, were to Boys’ Court toconduct, police

t Douglas, 17, is urglary charge. vith Knowles at raining School Charles, turned over {o on as a charge 1im, Mr. Glover 1s held at Lake wn Point under juvenile court. ement Knowles officer he shot ~ when she re8 to steal her de a bicycle to 2 he burned the 1is pistol into a statement said.

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Called Truman ‘Stubborn’—

Hoosier to Face Marine’s Discipline

By United Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 9—Disciplinary action is being considered against Marine Lt. Gale C. Buuck who wrote President Truman from Korea protesting his “stubborn réfusal to pull out of Korea.”

The Marine Corps said a letter published in Mos-

cow today by the Literary Gazette is similar to one that appeared on Mar. 13 in the News-Sentinel at Ft. Wayne, Lt. Buuck’s home town. In Moscow version, Lt. Buuck was quoted as

asking Mr. Truman:

“How many years are you going to let Ameri-

can manpower, materials

and money drain into the

Korean sewer? How many more of my men must die because of your stubborh refusal to pull out of

Korea?”

Marine Corps officials said the letter that appeared in the News-Sentinel was similar in tone. Asked if any action had been taken against Lt. Buuck for writing the letter, an officer replied: “It's

pending.”

Pentagon records showed that Lt. Buuck still is on active duty in Korea with the 2d Battalion of the 1st Marine Division. His wife, Mrs. Martha L. Buuck,

lives in Ft. Wayne.

Holder Throws "Trumanism'’ Gauntlet to Democrats

Democratic candidates in Indiana city elections were challenged by State Republican. Chairman Cale J. Holder last night to say whether they are for President Truman or against him.

Speaking for the Warren Township Republican Club, Mr. Holder said the dominating issue in the state's municipal elections this Year is “Trumanism.” He said the “Socialist bosses” in Washington are trying to minimize the importance of city elections this year.

*If President Truman is repudiated in the city elections this year the Socialists and fellow travelers will have been served notice that the people of the Midwest are no

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gocialistic stavery,” fie"sa id.

year, we challenge the Democratic nominees to say whether he is for Trumanism or- against Trumanism. Only a clean sweep will turn the Trumanites out of state, county and city offices.”

Airlift Joins In War Games

Times Special MAXTON AIR FORCE BASE, N. C., Aug. 9—Shades of the Berlin Airlift were apparent here recently when the 434th Troop Carrier Group completed shuttle runs

of the 123d Fighter-Bomber Wing pew.

from Ggdman, Air Force Base, Louisville, Ky., to this base. |

Participating in , the lasgest

| Boy, 9, Credited

Arson Hinted In Fire at Church Here

With Saving Building

A strong suspicion of arson (surrounded a mysterious fire yesterday at St. Philip Neri Cathlolic Church, 550 N. Rural St., one

lof the largest parishes in the In- E

dianapolis Catholic arch diocese. Quick action by a 9-year-old ‘boy was credited with saving the [church from destruction.

The Rev. Fr. Donald Coakley, assistant pastor, said votive candles had been lighted, but never placed in the stand: “They were just burning,” he said. ‘Amateurish Attempts’ “The same thing happened three months ago, and the cir{cumstances were almost identical. | Both were amateurish {probably by some child.” | Father Coakley said church |officials strongly suspected that | both fires were deliberately set {but had not Yet been able to con{firm their suspicions. Fire department officials were {investigating the case. Police said that fire prevention Chief Ralph Fender was to make a personal investigation of the blaze

lying there,

Touch Off Altar Cloth

The candles quickly touched off an altar cloth, and the flames had started to eat into the wood by the time the fire was first noticed. Billy Keefe, 407 N. Keystone Avye., told priests he discovered the fire when he entered the huge church at 564 N. Rural St. to pray. The other end of the sanctuary was in flames. Quickly he

warned two assistant pastors, Fa- Flash Flood Kills 9

ther Coakley and Father Raymond ‘Moll. blaze with water.

The youth said he had entered police said today at least 19 per- tween Italy and Switzerland after Switzerland.

{the church with his brother John, 12. The two boys sat in a rear He said the two sat for several minutes before they no-1 ticed the flames dancing on the]

jaitgs. \ i die 1 : BoRev Tras mops AeA Arsh vr J tory, ‘the 434th transported Over wags discov i5 “The Trumanites do' not want the Appalachians 285 officers’ and! visited

ered by a clerk who]

the church during her

“the people of Indiana to vote in airmen, about 90,000 pounds of hoon hour: She seized a rug at city elections thds year. They are typical squadron cargo—rangingithe foot of the altar and smoth-

doing everything they can to

from tools to personal baggage—

scare us, to bribe us and to dis- and demonstrated how Hoosier

courage voters from going to the polls. “In each of the 103 Indiana cities which hold elections this

Sewer Report

The Works Board today ap- detachment is commanded by Lt.|

proved the preliminary report and designed outline for more than

$2.4 million in West Side sewer!

construction. The board ordered the consulting firm Warren & Van Praag to complete final plans for the W,

fliers could transport armies by air

The move of two entire fighter

unit squadrons was made in three RR days by the C-46 Curtis “Commandos” Works Board OK’s Force Base, Columbus, Ind. Both eon meeting Saturday at the In-| units will work in “Exercise gjanapolis Athletic Club, it was| ‘announced today. |

from Atterbury Air

Southern Pine” this month. The 434th Troop Carrier Group

Col. Robert D. Kalb, Greensburg, Ind.

Nab Escaped Prisoner At County Fair Here

In Marion County jail today

12th and W. 14th Sts. main relief fo)1owing his arrest last night at

sewers,

the Marion County Fair where he Contracts were awarded for re- yas

working as a concession

paving of four streets: Keystone gtang employee, was Bruce ValAve, from 25th to 30th St., to be antine Trigg, 22, who formerly widened with 18 feet of concrete, jjved in the 1600 Block on W. at cost of $43,936.55, by the Tri- vermont St.

State Construction Co.; Kenwood

Ave, 22d to S. Fall Creek Blvd. tody of from

Pav- Public Work Camp, May 18, acing Co.; Troy Ave., Shelby to Car- cording

low bid Asphalt

asphaltic concrete, $6652.50, Indiana

Trigg, who was taken into cusby FBI ‘agents, escaped the Gilmer County, G.

to Harvey Foster,

son Ave. asphaltic concrete, low special agent in charge of the bid of $2288.75, Grady Brothers Indianapolis office.

Construction Co., and Woodlawn

Trigg was charged with unlaw-

Ave, East St. to St. Patrick St. ful flight to avoid confinement

asphaltic concrete, $8690.

low bid of in a federal warrant issued July 13 at Atlanta, Ga.

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ered the flames,

Merchandisers Set Luncheon Meeting

Automatic merchandisers from central Indiana will hold a lunch-|

Gary Cooper Recovering

After Hernia Operation;

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 9 (UP)—| Lanky film star Gary Cooper was convalescing today from a hernia | operation. : Hospital” «attendants said Mr. Cooper was resting comfortably. Dr. Arnold Stevens operated on him yesterday at St. John’s Hospital in nearby Santa Monica.

Dr. Stevens said Mr. Cooper would be! hospitalized about. a week. The actor entered the hos-

pital Tuesday.

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