Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1951 — Page 1

Bushmilleg 3 ro : SL. Te LE on Wa ; Guu . apol I , Edition ose ~. FORECAST: . Fair and cool today, beh! tomorrow. \ High today and tomorrow 68. Low tonight 45. ; A oy = Snip re mee ~ | PRICE TEN CENTS En 62d YEAR—NUMBER 198 oy SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1951 | gi ot ve Ry i i a ; - at s 5 ; ; : a_i . en NET

They Won't Say Uncle . . . Sam— oi State's ‘Dust Bowl sii" Stunt Plane Hits

Spurns U. S. Loan Offer! Todlose Air Show Crowd;

meat packers, one of which] ‘will halt beef operations here

for a week, complained today| that they are losing meney on each head of cattle they slaughter. | | Spokesmen for the packing|

{companies charged that ceilings |

| established by the Office of Price | Stabilization have caught them

|in a price squeeze.

dm S Lost ¢ a oe Ly oh Mows Down |to keep the cost of meat down. Spectators at Colorado Fete

| But prices packers are getting for By United Press

| byproducts such as hides and | tallow have skidded sharpiy., they | said. | FLAGLER, Colo., Sept. 15 Nineteen persons were killed and about 50 injured to-

| Nevertheless, they said packers. are prohibited by ceilings. from day when a single-engined training plane ' crashed into a

{raising the price -of their meat, |crowd. of several hundred persons attending an air show here,

Stark Wetzel & Co. plans to cut, production 35 to 40 per cent this week, but Kingan & Co. | hopes to maintain normal out- | Spectators said the plane, a silver and blue Pimm Tandem trainer, rolled lazily over the field as it was about to land, then sud- | denly plunged into a line of spec-

put. ; George W. Stark, president of | | tators. % : At lease five children were

Stark Wetzel & Co., said last | / night his firm will try“to stay || open and hopes to avoid laying | off any employees this week— but, he added, “it is a very serious situation.” He said his firm had to pay/| a premium price for every head |

in front of them, Authorities at the small private hospital here said 19 bodies had been identified and taken to the local mortuary. They said an estimated 50 persons were injured.

| of cattle it bought last week. fan Buren | Fred Willkie, president ¢f among the dead. . BODY 1S Times photo by John R. Spicklemire. . | Kingan & Co., declared: “The Lt. Norman Jones, the pilot, ot EXCEPTIONS NATURE'S CRUELTY TO ANIMALS—Dry cows in ve Laughery Creek on the Dearborn. Ohio | whole packing industry Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, a county line. (Other photos, Page 21.) caught in # squeeze. The ges. | ' was killed instantly as the plane NT AN oY : : | tion is how many packers /will | | careened over a row of cars where JEM ROYAL By EMERSON TORREY | be squeezed to death.” / | spectators were viewing the show. 4 DROUGHT - STRICKEN : | He reported that his Sojpany Many were in cars, or standing

i is losing money because of “the

*- farmers of southeastern | completely unrealistic ne

Indiana, which the government has declared a “dis-

aster area,” are standing on their own feet and fighting

| Ch SL | LOST: ONE HELPING HAND—Nurse Kety Lou O'Neal, Mrs. Schmidt and Jim. © Not Alr Force Plane

back. Most of them are “not in- : terested” in Washington's offer | is not sure it will be possible, | — : : . . : . . 4 | Lt. Jones, recently transferred io ashingions por [We have customirs wo dou’: Neighbors of 14-year-old Jim Schmidt, 1026 Chadwick to Lowry from Davis-Montham losses. They are being backed | like to cut off,” he explained. St., are going to have to 'get along without one of his help- Air Force Base, Tucson, Ariz, by banks in their own ome | “We feel we have an Sioned. | Cor ing hands. was not flying an Air Force plane, munities. | to them.” 4 : : . Air Force authorities said. These Hoosier farmers live . . And the neighbors are rallying to return to Jim many ~~ Ambulances rushed to the scene ti ) and must pay/ Phi h prices f : past favors. esate sunt renin ——— of the crash and took the in~ y In the counties of Dearborn, | live animil 3 2 Set in Times Jim is the cheerful, husk after he caught it in a sausage jured to the Flagler hospital, priJefferson, Ohio, Ripley and animals pite the ceilings Y| I AM, TOO, ‘Switzerland Tfor meat-on- -the-hoof. blond youngster who mowed the 8rinder into which he was push- vate homes in Flagler, and other HERE ROY / eink | Indust - * ‘lawn for the invalid woman down ing meat scraps. nearby ‘towns in this sparsely Miner Justin, Agriculture ustry sources said farmers Now th ighbo tryi | and “cattle : (the street, who helped elderly 0 ¢ neighbors are trying settled eastern Colorado comsDepartment statistician for men have been getting = to help pay Jim’s doctor bills. ity Indiana at Purdue University above- -ceiling ‘prices for many of {people across the streets. He munity, ; i : Ys | their animals. The price regul : {liked to play ball and fish. Miss Joanne Dawson is heading mnree SA-16's from 4th Air said total crop damage in | P egula-| Central Indiana has a new, In his “spare time” Jim has the drive. She collected $23.60 In Rescue Headquarters at Lowrey

| tions exact! no penalty on pro-

these five counties would run | ducers of live cattle for selling

champion fisherman. today . . two hours after supper last night. to hundreds of thousands of p been a Times carrier. He also rushed to the scene and brought

and a new record catch for The helped out in Frank P. Wolfa’s Three grocers and a.tavern own- some of the injured to hospitals

dollars, joe We ceilings. ' |Times Fishing Rodeo. [butcher shop at 925 8. Missouri ® are putting up boxes into ;; pepyer Medical facilities a or rene rear ogg oman CEH Fa - = == —rwilcir Customers —are mvited to ; ; ee Tr E “Can Pay More “Harold Biddle, a supervisor St. | dro tributi Flagler were reported to haye I VISITED the disaster i | Neither does the law exact a "at. Eli Lilly 'G8¥'topped some Hand Amputated Top Sou ETS ate ‘afraid been “adequate” to handle the area. I saw entire fields of 1500 anglers at Brown County’s| That's wh he lost his left injured ‘there. penalty on a packer for buying at's where he lost hi they won't be able to do enough corn that had been wiped out |an animal above the ceili Yellowwood Lake yesterday -by nang Friday. It was amputated : ga. 2000 at Show by drought. I saw stunted to- I nis livestdck e celling. But ‘hauling in the biggest bass. It sori They are wdrking people like ; b : purchases over an Jim's father, Fred Schmidt Jr.! Approximately 2000 persons, acco crops and Shriveled soy | accounting period of four or fiv topped the catch of the 1950 | pI : beans, thin on the ground. weeks et Aver ® champion and set a new record. Here’ Ss Fish Stor an employee of the Allison Divi- aimost double the population of ; age out at the y sion of General Motors. Flagler, were in the grandstand I saw parched pastures, and ceilings of under. A 3-year-old, Benny Lewis, got That's why Miss Dawson is ask- and around the field of the airwater being hauled from miles Wilson & Co. announced that aS much applause for his catch as With a Twist ing Times readers who want to port about a quarter of .a mile around and hay being trucked it has been unable to buy-enough the veteran fisherman received. help to get in touch with her. south of here to attend the show in How oe jar away as Mis- Pattie under the ceilings, and will Women earned laurels, too, . That’ S Original She lives at 403 McCarty St. which was part of the annual uri to keep livestock alive. alt beef| slaughtering and re- For details on the biggest day MEMBERS of the Capitol City telephone AT-8593. Flagler Fall Festival. 1 talked with farmers whose lated operations at its plant here of the year for Hoosier Fisher. , cervation Club have a new, Inthis bed.at General Hospital, Lt. Jones plane was not particifields were lush and green a : TaN De " for one oo beginning Monday men, turn te Page 21 version of the old story -of the Jim says he feels fine. He's dis- pating in the show at the time year RE WL Who haut seen : oa a pe ut heavy fines ————— ~ . | fish that got away. appointed he won't be able to play, it crashed, but had just arrived an Inch of rain since last May. TOBACCO SHOULD BE THIS HIGH—Ripley County Agent - One of the club's seven gravel right field for School 12 against at the airport and was about to The pioneer ancestors of some pg; Ri Op ACC Ge man, 3 “and Ne Walter Ge man. yg |, Wilson said the only way it can Musical Holdup pits -along W. Raymond St. west School 22. |land. It crashed into the line of of these same farmers crossed I re a i - Y ree 13ay Shin Ue law is to shut| When I'm heisting of the White River is going to be A reporter asked what Jim cars at the east side of the field. 3 eek in each account-! f S d: they borthe Ohio and settled that’ fer * ing period. It said subsequent! yOU-00-00-00-00-00-00, filled in. 30 Jester ay ey oor wanted to be when he grew up.! Bob Appleman, a flyer who tile-region a century and a Je quen rowed a 300-foot seine € The 137-pound youngster choked participated in the air show, said ago. They conquered the wild- | n e nsi £2 shutdowns Will be .2Aneunced in Will you come State Conservation Department, just a bit when he replied, “a the Stearman plane, equipped erness and the Indians. p each. period. through-00-00-00-00-00-00” to net fe BESS Crafifley and gli professional baseball player.” with a smoke screen device, was Let's see how their desce age - Plan No Shutdowns 2 andi . with which es pi as . been a att “on its back when the engine hes ‘We'll "knock hell" out of the C + if th tart a new : Two armed bandits, about stocked for many years and move » ants are fighting, with quiet | Ye nock hell out o e Communists i ey start a Two other ‘major packers 19, held up the Air Liner ) heir other cits quit. : dignity, a different kind of bat- | offensive, says Maj. Gen. Ira P. Swift'in Tokyo ........... 2 Armour and Swift, said they - sandwich shop at 3001 Cen- them tot ele of IP DIS. U +S Pro 0Ses | Though some of the ured tle for survival on the same Some 700 Shriners from the local Murat Temple made the jaunt plan no: such shutdowns. A tral Ave. last night to the i REE lwere taken to the hospital at ound. 8 3 . : : S I" t f “Indian Love Call.” MORE THAN 30 MEMBERS Burlington, (olo., most of the gr - to Cincinnati for the Great Lakes ceremonial session. Story pokesman for Swift said the une o tugged at the seine. Some stood victims were removed quickly to SAAT 5 by Vicfor Petersen and art... ........ ch viii inanin 2 firm already “is slaughtering 50 They played the record on | (55) =p (LT 0 tard worked the small hospital here or to FIRST: What are they up : th If hock th, | G per cent less than it did last year. a ‘juke box to drown out from six “boats. - The nit kept reece, ur ev | homes .in the community. against? No Oklahoma dust Don't count on those welfare checks next mon unless ‘Gov. An Armour spokesman said no any noise while they trained Seapine. on. SAAD ars IdeAtified Bodies bowl of the mid 1930s; farmers Schricker and 14 top ‘lawmakers solve the money problem “immediate” shutdown is planned. pistols on waiters Howard am, 8 > Floyd Hill, a school teacher . don’t starve even on half crops. | JOMOITOW .... chars sinienvocrsrersvrsadnnsnnsnsnnns 3 “but the picture keeps changing Cockrell ard James Mack Finally they pulled it in. They nter the TD pressed into service at the hosBut it's the worst drought In- | Cleveland's pennant-hungry - Andiare’ increased their American from day to day. ; Matthews. had caught twd small fish. pital, identified the bodies, which diana has had since 1936 and League lead to a full game over New York by splitting with Industry sources said actual “Thanks ' for the coffee So they went through the, pain- were taken to a local mortuary. farmers say it's as bad as that Washington as the Yanks lost to Detroit. For the complete PHees being paid for many classes and sweet music,” the ban- ful_process all over again. By United Press : Many doctors from nearby one. of cattle average $2 or more dits said as they left with They netted two more small OTTAWA, Sept. 15:-The United {,wns rushed to the scene of the County agents agree on the story along with details of The Times golf tournament which above the ceilings. $60 from the cash regls- fh States proposed today that Greece a to help Dr. John Straub, general picture for the [five starts today, furndo ...... ees sssissasesesrerraanenan H -How smaller packers can pay ter. Then they gave up — at least . + qurkev be included in the Flagler, who was in charge of the : You bridge experts have got only two days to get your entry “/these prices and still remain with- The record still was play- until the pit has been partly filled _ : Cres as nis rescue efforts Continued on Page 2—Col. 2 98 exp Ve go? ny get y in the law was not explained. in in and is shallower. North Atlantic Treaty Organiza Authorities at Lowry Air Force blank in for The Times bridge tournament + 20 p 8. we ™ The load: noi h tory i, hil ind of aBErOAE hin > t I = terre esmt—— —— : — =" tion to bulwark dafenses against ,... 4id not know immediately if ~~ s ’ at loud noise you hear isn e Chilly wind of approaching tall. - Russian expansion I.t. Jones had authorization to : Ther Are Many It's the automobile dealers howling as new cars bocome. _ His Slugger Offers a Blo od Transfusion=— Secretary of State Acheson oiiicinate in the stunt show. 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