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| Korea War Policy, §

GRAND FORKS, N. D. & .'21—S8en. Robert A. Taft, bai from a denunciation of the Ko-| ‘rean War as ‘useless, turned his attention to the administra-! tion's farm program today and “called it socialistic, : “We have fought a useless “war,” the Ohio Republican said “last night at Minneapolis, “The Russian threat is just asi ‘great as it was before we under-

took this - operation in Korea. ]

“Their resources are unimpaired. ‘Not a single Russian soldier has even been engaged in combat.” : And he said the Korean War was “invited by the weak foreign policy” of the Truman adminis“tration. Today, in a speech prepared for ‘delivery at the dedication of a new generating plant, Sen. Taft «lambasted the administration's ‘farm policy. He told a grass roots audience ‘that the American farmer has outstripped his European coun: .terpart “because he has had the right to run his own farm.”

‘Named for Postmaster |

WASHINGTON, Sepf. 21 (UP) .—President Truman yesterday nominated Ira E. Stabler as post-| master at Portland, Ind. suec-

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Fiin one place, the convention will |

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hold an area meeting in Indian-| Instead of the annual assembly

separate into the area meetings in various parts of the country, The first will be in Little Rock, Ark. and the last, in Springfield, ill. Dr. Gaines M. Cook, executive secretary of the cepvention, is directing all area meetings. The Rev. Lavon Fisher, pastor of the Centenary - Christian Church, is chairman of the arrangements committee for the local area meeting. Roy T. Combs is chairman of publicity and Dr. Ephraim D. Lowe, general secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary Association, ‘also is active in assembly plans. The Disciples and Baptists will | meet simultaneously in 1952 in| {Chicago. It is expected that the] {two denominations then will dis-| jCuss a merger.

City Gls on Way ‘Home from Korea

Nineteen Indianapolis servicemen are. returning home - after service in Korea. | They are Pfc. David L. Adair, | 1821 Englewood Dr.; Sgt. Samuel! H. Bundles Jr., 363 Congress Ave.;| Pfc. Jackie L. Craig, 4056 E.| Michigan St.; Pfc. Curtis Culp Jr, 2009 Hovey St.; Pfe. James Davenport, 615 Dorman St.: Sfc. Joseph P. ‘Gallagher, 1341 E. Tabor St. Pfc. Joseph R. Glenn, 541 N. Gray St.; Sgt. Otis L. Jeffers, 312 N. Noble St.; 2nd Lt. Richard M. Lewis, 939 N. Parker Ave.; Cpl John Matesick, 3228 8S. Folty St.; M/,/Sgt. Claude E. Murphy, 31 Eagle Dr.; Pfc. William E. Pittman, 323 Bicking St.; Cpl. Charles E. Ray, R. R. 5, Box 656B. Sfc. Ernest A. Smith, 119 MeClean Pl; Cpl. James O. Spall, 5217 Madison Ave.; Pfc. Robert L. Underwood, Indianapolis; Sgt. William C. Waller, 108 Routiers Ave.; Cpl. William H. Wright, 1517 S. Spencer Ave. and Sgt. Charles E. Young, 1801 Broadway.

Fake ‘Bill Mauldin’ Gets 5-Year Term

| An impersonator of cartoonist |Bill Mauldin today started a five|year prison sentence after telling {Federal Judge William E. Steck {ler he would “try to make some- i |thing out of myself” when’ eventu-! ally released. : i | Kenneth A. Johnson, 32, Grand |Rapids, Mich., was sentenced here| yesterday after pleading guilty to theft of three cars. i He was arrested in Evansville {last April while arranging for a “personal appearance” at a {theater there. Johnson had registered as “Bill| Mauldin” at an Evansville hotel, | {and the clerk passed the informa-| ition on to the theater owner, who| jstarted making arrangements for {the appearance. . | Police were tipped off when ex-| lamination of photographs uncov-| lered Johnson as an imposter, Of-| {ficers learned Johnson . had {checked out of the hotel and 'had stolen a car to leave town. {He later admitted other car

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|Collision Puts 2 Men In Hospital; One Critical | A traffic collision at 21st St. and Northwestern Ave. last {night sent two men to General | Hospital, where one is in critical | tondition. | They are Barrett Black, 60, of {2069 Boulevard Pl, whose skull {was fractured, and Lozie Hilland, {32, of 1005 W. 25th St., with broken ribs. 3 Jack Katzmiller, 12, of 134 W. Hampton Dr. was treated for. {bruises at Méthodist Hospital after a car hit his bicycle at {Capitol Ave. and 43d St. last night. | Douglas Hardy, 4. of 1416; E. {17th St., was slightly hurt by a car in front of his home late | yesterday. |

Fingerprints to Decide Burglar Suspect's Guilt It was to be Bell vs. modern criminology in Municipal Court 3 this afternoon. Warren Bell, 21, of 619 Locke [St., Apt. 805, says the finger{prints on 11 cartons of stolen {cigarets police found in a driveway aren't his. Police, who arrested him emerging from the {driveway at Indiana Ave. and | West St., say they are. Bell also contends some other fellow must have broken a plate glass window of the Hook's drug store. at 550 Indiana Ave. early today and taken the cigarets. {But police charged Bell with burglary.

‘Re-elected by Postmaster WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (UP) ~The National Association of [Postmasters, which concluded its lannual convention here yesterday, selected Boston as site for next year's convention. Barney Dickmann, St. Louis, Mo. was] | re-elected president. |

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| Standing or moving, James Densmore’s car can't seem to | please Police Capt. John Sul | livan. | The first time he saw it, early today, it was stalled in the middle of Michigan St. at West St, The captain told a passing motorist to push it into | a nearby filling station for gas. : : Then, Capt. Sullivan said, he saw Densmore's auto weaving west on. Michigan St. He ‘stopped it after a 12-block £0} and arrested Densmore, |

oo THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES LAR Date Annouriced - Rushes Bone Fragment From Auto Crash Scene to Save Arm of Woman Victim

| COMANCHE, ' Okla., Sept. 21! Doctors believed the right arm| ‘Mr. Scott said he almost de tele Falls, . > ! hy - phoned the Wichi |(UP)—A highway patrolman re- of Mrs, Mildred Reynolds may cided to ignore the bone frag- Tex. hospital where Mos. Reyn- “ $

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‘where a surgeon waited to restore persons hurt in a collision on tors are able to make now.” : |F alls bone speciali i i a . I st called back : it to the arm of a 3 -yea -old U. 8 » 1 near Comanche ednes- He took the pi ce ] A 1 = 1 S. 8 Ww k @ to Dr. F. D. and asked that the bone be sent

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