Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1951 — Page 2

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3 by her husband, gar heir Adolph Spreckels II, (hat she was too sweet to screen 0 Clark Gable. . Spreckels, 39, shocked a su~

prday when he charged from the Witness stand that his 33-year-old ifa once told him she had been imal with Mr. Gable.

Miss Williams in San Fran-

He sald he was at home ill when his wife, Gable and another couple returned from a party. “She went down by the pool totise and said, ‘Clark, come down Here. I want to show you the eg Mr. Spreckels

"41 was jeslons and particdlafly - annoyed because she had had inmtles with Mr. Gable, accordto what she told hu ha said. that Gable did not go on to see the plant. : < Miss Williams’ attorney, Charles ‘Loring, cross-examined J4he sugar heir about the fight, and Mr, Spreckels admitted both be and his wife threw punches. Bt ar It was the only

s Wife Sweet on Gable—

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ae] Kay Willams won | fistody of her two children and 800 monthly support for them.

‘court room audience yess

Shh abel, about, a fight he ‘had

.jorder prohibiting Mr. Spreckels 0 from molesting her or occupy.

./kels could visit the children when

«Iran and Russia Open Trade, Talks

Premier Mohammed Mossadegh

"Clark Gable

ping incident by saying his wife

to arouse her by knocking on the door, he feared she. Hught have fainted “sd I chopped the door down.” At the conclusion of the bit« ter hearing, Buperior Judge WilHam McKay awarded Miss! Williams custody of their two children and $600 monthly support for them. - He took the former actress’ other demands under ‘advisement. The judge also continued in effect a temporary restraining

ing their mansion, Judge McKay sald Mr. “Sprec-

he was not intoxicated.

The trade talks started in the

ministry of national economy as authoritative sources reported

had sent a ‘new set of proposals” to Britain to settle the AngloIranian oil dispute.

begin negotiations on Iran's terms jor Iran would expell 350 British allegedly backed up his comSeehmidan from the Abadan re- plaints about phone service with

proposals had been handed to British Ambassador Sir Francis Shepherd by/gun on Preston Platt yesterday the Shaly's Court Minister Hussein while Semplaining about service

agreements! indicate Iranian ol will not go directly to Russia may be shipped to Poland and Czechoslovakia.

Chased from Briain

800 Residents Slick Up Town For New Owner

~-This village's 800 residents sliocked ‘up their town today for their new owner, who bought it lock stock and barbershop from a lumber company for more than $250,000.

owner dent of the American Device Co., Anderson,

showplace of the country, We'll fix up all the houses and paint them white-—with red roofs.”

when he saw the town advertised for sale because his father once had worked in the area. E. Good, president of the lumber company, said the sale price was “a good deal more” than the advertised $250,000. Miller plans to build a playground equipment plant here,

acres of land, 102 houses, a golf course, a 17-room hotel, a $100,000 community center, airfield, 10 miles of railroad and a one-chair barber shop.

town when it ran out of trees and pleaded it could not support the village any longer. Sm —————

Parents Find Blind Triplets ‘Just Boys’

Three-year-old blind triplets from Pine Knot, Ky, were reunited with their parents here today for the first time in five months.

~The “new” proposals were un-

The ‘sources said the

Joever some

The new Soviet-Iranian

goods SO Tmerly pur

NAHMA, Mich, Sept. 22 (UP)

Townsfolk say Nahma is pretty t the way it is, but they're gog to give it a face lifting for arren P. Miller, presi-

Eins

Miller said, “we’ll make it the

He said he was “intrigued”

Charles

For his money Miller got 4300

The lumber company sold the

BOSTON," Sept. 22 (UP)—

: (he was not certain just who got

| [former Intérnal Revenue officials

§ [Joseph D. Nunan Jr. former In-

testimony about the door-chop-|

' te a

agree-ito {ment would provide Iran with 306 About Soiting my 2homs Jhone

Ey sugar, railway equipment d other

RFC Link Brings Republican Cry to} ‘Dump Gabrielson’

. Continued From Page One

Gratz, Mr.

Mr. Green gave out the cameras as well as some hams, turkeys and perfume, but

the latter. FIVE--James P. Finnegan, for-

‘i |mer Internal Revenue collector at i 18t, Louis, told the committee he

introduced Mr. Blauner to two

who got “commissions” from the St. Louis printing firm. They were

ternal Revenue commissioner but then a New York attorney, and James B. E. Olson, recently fired © (head of the revenue bureau's alcohol tax unit'in New York. Sen. Williams won the plaudits

had been {ll, and when he failed of four other GOP Senators when |

he assailed Mr. Gabrielson on the |

Hydrocol firm after taking over the party . chairmanship. ..The others were = Sens. . Everett . M. Dirksen (Il.), Harry P. Cain (Wash), Andrew ¥, Schoeppel|: (Kas) and Homer Ferguson (Mich.).

OPS Files Suit Against Vincennes Slaughterers

The Indiana utnot SD price stabilization erday first injunctive action ggainst livestock slaughterer to enforce OPS regulations, Defendants are Lester and Jullus Sievers, Vincennes, who operate the Sievers Brothers slaugh-

terhoupe. : The complaint charged failure to furnish the ment with records required law, The OPS sought to enjoin the company from doing business until it complied with Federal Judge William E. Steckler set Oct. 5 for a hearing at Terre Haute. OPS Indiana Director Vernon J. Dwyer said the Sieverses “did not keep records of their sales, grade or grade-mark their products, or keep slaughter records.”

Phone Service Protest Is Too Emphatic

ELKHART; Sept. 22. (UP) = Richard A. MeDermott, 30, who|”

a gun, found himself in trouble today.

Police said McDermott drew a

Ton ine a

ari] Manager of the company’'s exchange here. McDermott, quoted as saying he wanted “to go to the top man

service improved,” through the telephons number he gave Mr. Platt,

Three Persons Die in Ohio Plane Crash

MEDINA, O,, Rept. 22 (UP) Three persons . killed instany near lly pi te last night when eir on passenger plane attem ted to make a Seger ne 3 a foe. crashed and burned way Jatiolmen the plane crashed shortly after 8 last night, but was not found for two more hours as it burned in a field hidden from view by trees. The dead are the pilot, James Owens of Columbia, O.; Mrs. Williose Owens, sister-in-law of the pilot, and her daughter, Gaile, Jota of whom are from Dearborn,

Hadacol Sued

DES MOINES, Iowa, Sept. 22 (UP)—~An advertising news reel firm is asking $122,000 damages in a contract violation suit against the makers of Hadacol.

suit in district court yesterday and charged that the patent medicine company had ordered a series of news reels advertising

Mr. Boyle; Presidential Secretary Matthew J. Connelly; H. Turney Boyle's - former as-| © {sistant at the Democratic rational | {_|committee, and Frank Prince, re-| | |cently ousfed head of the RFC : {loans division.

Senate floor for representing the ©

8. homes.

series of gas main explosions,

200 Police Guard Brighton Area

Ripped by Blasts

BRIGHTON, J Ne To 8 Sept. 22—-A

devastated 40-block area of this fashionable Rochester suburb any where a series of thunderous gas main explosions ripped apart 30 homes, killing three persons and injuring 22. Police turned all trafic away and set up an alert watch to prevent looting of the ruined

losions boomed like arfo tes at minute intervals Jesterda, destroying 30 homes and damaging 50 others while residents fled to the street for safety. ‘Impossible to Imagine’ “Jt is impossible to imagine anything like it unless you had seen it,” said Raymond Pitcher, an insurance man calling on clients when the first blast went

“Explosions every minute,” Mr. Pitcher said. “Household articles

Her ‘legs were bleeding. She was crying hysterically.” Fires ib the ruins burned for

5000 Leave Homes

either made homeless by the blasts or forced into the streets traced py the threat of more explosions. Known dead were Billy Maas Jr., 5, his 8-year-old sister, Mary Ann, and a 77-year-old woman, Mr. Louise Meyer. Alexander Beebees, president of the Ri Gas & Electric Corp., said he did not know the exact cause of yesterday's failure. “This sequence of events is clear,” he added. “First, a manhole at a street intersection apparently became filled with gas and ignited. The manhole housed a series of pressure reducing {egulators serving the blast area. “Two, the explosion smashed the control mechaniem in the regulators and an unusual gas pressure was released to feed into the area, “Three, this caused leakage of gas into ‘some of the homes whereby it was ignited by various means.”

Ship Movements

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Tele-visual productions filed the odes:

Hadacol but had canceled four of the films and failed to pay for four more, after buying four for| $12,000 each.

Change of Heart WINNIPEG, Man. Sept. 22 (UP) — The following classified advertisement appeared in the Winnipeg Free yesterday: “Swap engagement ring for shotgun or what have you.”

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More than 5000 residents were!’

BLASTED AREA—Hure is 'a group of wrecked or bing homies in Brighton; N. Y., after a

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crew set out well feted and ahead |

dinner guests. Mrs. Margaret Laird, wife of the chief game warden, showed | herself a determined hostess when she learned the collegiate foursome might stop over before they reached Tiptonville, and miss her fish dinner. She dispatched Andy Peacock, 25-year-old hardware merchant, upstream in his 16-foot motorboat. As a result, residents of New Madrid, Mo., saw the Lethargia putt-putting past instead of stopping, as they thought it would. “They just went sailing by and kept going,” the surprised chief of police, Jug 4 had joined other would-be greeters at thé new Madrid dock.

Traffic Victim's

Condition Serious

Capt. Joseph Maier 54, of the Indianapolis Fire Department was in serious condition at General Hospital from head injuries

was Wayne E. Reichel, 26, of 2702 N. Talbot Ave. : In St. Vincent's Hospital is Barbara Howard, 18, Beech Grove, one of three persons injured in an early morning wreck of two convertibles at 440 N, Oxford St. Police said Albert Knuth, 48, of 2027 Brookside Ave, hit a car driven away from a curb by John Howard Jr., 18, Beech Grove. ‘Miss Howard, riding in John Howard's car, suffered head and hand lacerations, Vance A. Small, 45, of 2027 Brookside Ave. passenger in the Knuth car, was treated for head injuries at St. Vincent's Hospital and released. Treated at scene of the accident were Beverly Denham, 20, of 440 N. Oxford Bt., riding in the Howard car, and John Howard.

Lethargia Gets 40-Mile Tow; Fish Dinner at End

1 Skipper Mary Ellen McCrady TIPTONVILLE, Tenn, Sept, 22 {said she readily accepted Mr. ~The raft Lethargia’s young Peacock’s tow because the Le-

thargia’s motor’ had spent alll

of their timetable today, thauiks but, two gallons of gas after an cordon of 500 police guarded a to & hostess who sent a motorboat (hour's tussle with a sandbar yesRo rr miles upstream to fetch her |

terday. She was also elated miles farther than planned, and besides, “Miss Margaret” gave them a delicious fish dinner at! Reelfoot Lake. After making a landing at Caruthersville 18 miles. below here the raft crew planned to accept the escort-—not the tow— of yachtman Anker Hansen, Memphis ' architect. His cabin cruiser will escort the .Lethargia from there to Memphis,

PTA Elects One Man as Officer

Arthur Shull may have a little trouble ‘getting his way in the Parent-Teacher Association Just

Grounds School in Wi Township. He's the lone man among the officers elected at PTA meeting last night. He was named treasurer, Named to other posts were Mrs. Donald Sheets, president, Mrs. a Mrs. James Ponus, Mrs. Joseph Letterman, Mrs. ph

Engle. . The 392 pupils in ‘the school opening this fall in the girls’ dormitory at the Fair Grounds were Sranaterred from the John Strange

Yorktown Girl Named

Junior Miss Indiana BLUFFTON, Ind. Sept 22 (UP)—Janice Burtner, 16, Yorktown, was crowned “Junior Miss Indiana” last night at the Biuffton street fair. Janice, a blue-eyed hlonde, captured the title from 13 other contestants. Diann Brickley, 17, Bluffton, was runnerup. The next three places were won by Martha Kreider, Union City, an Whitesel, Union City, and Patty

e |Battle, but Winds

To Battle at

.|Maryland St. at 4 a. m. Myron

: McKinney's Wholesale Commis sion House at 2) E. Maryland ‘|snarled, ¢lawed and fought. Mr.

Clusing a ‘ |8mith’s dog truck.

Moore 1s Retired

about ¢ Stretching the day’s journey "18

chartered at the new Fair|

‘Curry -and- Mrs: ¥. R.|

[Raccoon | Puts Up

Up in Doghouse

A yen to see the downtown bright lights and to fight anyone who stopped him sent a dapper young blade to the deghouse today. Quite a lad in nis set, he sat, sophisticatedly, in front of the Marion County Garage at 222 E.

McKinney, 1904 §. Belmont Ave, Albert Clay, 825 8. Addfson Sti, and James Allison, 222 E. Maryland St. gave chase with bushel baskets when he entered Archie

Mad and hurt, the wanderer

‘Allison finally captured him by choker from Sheriff

Held, but not arrested, the ringtailed raccoon ponders this busi: ness about Hoosier hospitality— at the city dog pound.

From State Police

of Shelbyville, commanding officer of the Pendleton State Po-

lice Post, was announced today by State Police Supt. Arthur M. Thurston. Lt. Moore, to be succeeded Oct. 1 by first Sgt. George W’ Daugherty, Pendleton, retires after more than 18 years on the state police force. He was appointed troopgr in 1933 and aerved on posts at Sey\mour, Bedford and Rushville, the jlatter two now disbanded. He was transferred to Pendleton in 1045, Mr. Thurston announced these promotions: Indianapolise— Cpl. Elmer C. Paul to t; Trooper Arthur B. sd ant. » Pendleton Post — Sgt. Branch, Alexandria, to first sergeant; Cpl. Harold Ash, Marion, to sergeant. Putnamville — Cpl. Cletus XE. Miller, Brazil, to sergeant, suecceeding Sgt. H. Fred Neal, Reels‘ville, who asked for a demotion ito trooper.

Last of Gen. Custer's Cavalry Regiment Dies

escaped the massacre at Custer's “last stand” because there weren't enough horses to go around, died

not break the state)” Retirement of Lt. Leo J. Moore |

BISMARCK, N. D., Sept. 22 (UP) [about 3 a m —=Sgt. Jake Horner, who

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Continued From Page ‘one = doesn’t smell any good anywhere. He makes Bill Boyle (Democratic National Committee Chairman) look like a fourth rate two Per cent piker.” A State Supt. of Public Tnstrite: tion Wilbur Young, Osgood} think the. tounsbip trustees can administer the welfare program right. We should give it to them.” State Rep. Jess Andrew, West Point—"There is enough money wasted in the state highway. partment to pay one-third of welfare joad. Democrats have raised taxes for the last 20 and have been re-elected. that’s ‘the way to do it." b's bp State Sen. Ed Whitcomb, Hays den—"Stick by our guns.” State Auditor Millis, Campbells: . burg—"1 concede it is the consensus to stand pat. But we nasty State Sen. Russell Bontragef, Elkhart—'‘We _ prefer liberty io poverty against security ‘in chains.” State Sen. John Van Ness, Vals paraiso—“We can assume the full burden of a county welfare program ‘with no new taxes.” State Chairman Cale Bnjder, Indianapolis—“The umpire (feds eral government) is ag us and we're all in jail”

Sec. of State Smith, ~*1 resent Oscar Ewing's, But I believe we should pos welfare law until July 4, 1 State Sen. Wesley Malone, Gilt ton — “Most people on welfare don’t care who gives them fHg money as long as they get the money,” ¢ State Rep, J. Perry Meek, Indie anapolis — “Let's postpone the law.”

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