Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1951 — Page 2

Soe Down One Raider

TOKYO, Sunday, Sept. 2) —Three enemy planes raided the peacetime Korean capital; of Seoul early today as the

A dispateh from Seoul said the Red planes came down the Han!

capital and then dropped two! bombs on Kimpo Airfield with no damage. Air raid sirens sounded in Seoul at 12:50 a. m. and the all-clear came an hour and 10

‘the war. In the past lone raiders

River over the South Korean

rai ; planes; A Samy Planes

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

tep Up Aerial Warfare,

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bring about as soon as possible the atomic Army-Navy-Air Force

UNITED. AG AIN—-Three-year-old bind iplefs Harry, Barry and L Terry (left # Terry, of Pine Kriot, EE Rud rea Bur Se oo am To wd Siow)

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their parents Mr. and Mrs, Arthur

Powerful Drive

Gains in Congress

For Atomic Forces

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (UP) momentum in Congress today to

by Sen. Brien McMahon

on GB GA

Color Telecast [Experiments Set

Experimental color telecasts will be made by WFBM-TV {from 9:30 to 10 a. m. tomorrow {through Thursday, the station has announced. Owners of black-and-white sets will be able to hear bit not see the color programs. The station will eliminate its daily test pat-| terns during the half-hour periods.

will be broken into for the color experiments from 3:30 to 4 p. m. this Thursday and from 9:30 to 10 a. m. Monday through Thursday of the following week, TV screens will ‘be blank. The station begins telecasting at 9 a. m.

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Three young men were each (fined $200 and costs and sentenced to 180 days at the Indiana State

Regular WFBM-TV schedules Farm for tr§ing fo pass forged Nurses’ Association reported that : many of the 24¢ nursing vacan-

inarcotics prescriptions. Sentenced by Judge Joseph

‘Howard in Municipal Court 3 ‘yesterday were John Jefferson, 20,

of 548 N. Senate Ave, Ethridge Knight, 20, giving his address as 2010 Schofield Ave. and R. Waller, 25, of 727 N. California St. Knight and Jefferson were arrested Friday after being identi-

prescriptions to which Dr. Gerald

prescriptions for dope. One of the prescriptions ‘brought to the Horton Store, 935 E. 30th 8t., by a 12-| year-old boy who told police a for the current school year. A na-

had given him $2 to bring the narcotics to him. other suspected prescripwas given to Clark's Drug 27th 8t. and Northwestern Ave, by a man who fled when Clark called the police.

the druggist identified him as the

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‘ing crooks within and without the {Truman Administration.”

ing get?” he demanded. “Nobody

“How absurd can blackguard-

in the administration owes me

anything, except understandable | resentment that my party and I are doing our utmost to expose ‘the graft and corruption, and the} moral and ethical decline shown

ito exist by the already established

record.

“Can . . . anyone explain how 1 ‘could be expected to exert influ-

lence or receive a favor (from the

" i RFC)?” LORDSHIP THREESOME” | A subcommittee of Mr. Hoey's

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group is Investigating charges that Democratic National Chair-

iman William M. Boyle Jr. helped

|| American Lithofold Corp, St | Louis printing firm, get RFC loans. Mr. Boyle has denied it.

Brought Up in Senate

The Gabrielson charges did not come up in the subcommittee directly Sen. John J. Williams

i (R., Del) voiced them on the

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| Senate floor yesterday, saying he

understood Mr, Gabrielson had i been negotiating with the Re‘construction Finance Corp. since | he became national GOP echairman in August, 1949, This was essentially the charge against Mr, Boyle. Five other Republican Senators voiced such quick Sritiem that the action turned ov into

Local Hospitals

Need Nurses

A serious shortage of nurses

. {Waterviiet, Mich.

7-Day State - Traffic Toll

Mounts to dl

a piven train hit their car yesterday to climax one of Indiana's bloodiest weeks on the highways in months. Their deaths raised the sevenday traffic toll to 31. Five others died in miscellaneous accidents, Killed when a Southern freight train struck their auto on Ind. 62 near Dale, Spencer County: Millard Melton, 47, Evanaville, the driver. Eula, 49, his wife.’ Miss fhesegin B. Carter,

zuma, was fatally El when his car ran off U, 8 36 near Rockville and hit a tree. Two-year-old Virginia Williams, | was fatally hurt when she was thrown under ithe wheels of her father's jeep in a two-car collision at East

Chicago. ‘ Five of the week's fatal accidents were multiple-death wrecks.

1149 Legislators

Pack Duds for

Continued From Page One on a “no retreat at any cost”

policy. . To hear Republicans tell it, the

{endangers care of patients at the issue is state's rights vs. bureaun-

That's what a Red Cross com-.

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| Center, General, Methodist and St.! Vincent's Hospitals. Hospital offictals said many nurses had left {for duty with the armed forces or in defense plants, The State

cies in dudiana hospitals are in

ianapalis of the shortage of! nurses, hospitals have asked the Red Cross to train more nurse's aides. The survey committee ‘headed by Mrs. Perry. W. Lesh

istate’s

city’s four largest hospitals. cratic dictation from Washing:

{1962 against the colossus of federal government controlled ®r by Democrats. Chief individual target will be | Hoosier-born Oscar R. Ewing, |

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The Democrat attack will be: ONE: Sobby accusations that

‘being hard-hearted toward the: aged, : the handicapped, the unfortunate children.

found that nurse's aides are {especially needed from 6to 9a. m.|

and on Saturdays and Sundays. Two training classes are

{the Red Cross, Lincoln 1441, for and the federal government. id his name was » or . | rmation. | Democrats, outmanned in both i {houses, see little hope of repealing’

Charles R. Carlton, a Univer-| ity of Michigan graduate student, has been appointed an instructor

(Mr. Carlton's appointment is ef-| {fective immediately and will be

tive of Texas, the educator re ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas

fromthe University of Michigan.

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policy will make them pay welfare bill twice because of GOP,

fled by druggists as trying 0 | jorganized. Volunteers may call ‘attempt to dictate to Congress’

welfare “open the record” amend-

ment. But they hope to make

{political capital for the 103 imayoralty elections coming up

wasiin English at Butler University. Nov. 6 and the Sots Supurang

11952 campaign.

The welfare issue is not new to the legislators. They had it spelled out to them clearly when Gov. Schricker vetoed the controversial bill. But Republican majorities in

veto.

and his Master of Arts degree 'both houses quickly overrode the

She eughed When He Proposed—

President of Bachelor Club "Throws in the Towel’

{marry Model Darbe Weber, 23, {next Tuesday or Wednesday, and

By CLAIRE COX inp United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept. 22--The di-

‘Clubs of America was fired today. He's going to get married. “It was love at first sight, too,”| Sandy M. Pitofsky, 29- -year-old

fellow men-about-town. | Mr, Pitofsky founded the Bachelor Clubs three years ago

nightclub antics to get around. “And here I am . all this publicity,” Mr. Pltofaky sajd. ny

the organization. - Mr, Pitofskyx sald he is going" to

Rainbow Girls Elect Miss White

Shirley May White will be installed as Worthy Advisor of the Southport Assembly No. 10 of Rainbow for Girls at 30 Pm, Wednesday in... ssi

‘White, installing officer, will be] Dotty Settle, Sandra Temper ley, Virginia Gates, Judy Pip-: er, Beverly Herzog, Doris Bare, Miss White Judy List, Kathryn Derr, Jean Damrose, Delores Hurt, Joyce Bettnos, Nancy Epler, Marsha Marguerite Bohue, Mar-

Mrs. Radina Stansburg is Moth-

rector ‘general of the Bachelor!

fashion designer, told his shocked!

then fly off to Bermuda for a receptio n and honeymoon.

Met at Hotel Brunch He said they met 10 months ago at a brunch at a Manhattan hotel, “lI took one look at her and showed her my membership card in the Bachelors Club,” he said.

i“She laughed. I told her I'd lixe

marry her. She laughed. She's

#s a sort of society to prevent! '® : cruelty to unmarried playboys.!| {Deen laughing for 10 months, and

The membership is restricted to bachelors who know one another! and do not want word of their!

now we've got a license.” Miss Weber, whose real name is Renne Rose Weber, was busy preparing her trousseau, but she took time out to say that she { thought right off Mr. Pitofsky

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Mr, .Pitofsky said that “she's

particdlarly’ beautiful. I'm oply

an average looking man.”

Taking I Well He said his 125 fellow chub members in New York and mem-

just gentlemen in waiting. We pfotect each other's interests until we get married.” Most of the members greeted his news, however, with skep- =

Administrator | i

the GOP-controlled legislature is

TWO — Hard-nosed A |with taxpayers that Republican!

A study conducted during the

Washington-Elizabeth

trolley coaches will operate oh Washington Street from Elizabeth Street to Delaware, south on Delaware to Maryland, west on Maryland to Illinois Street, north on Illinois Street to Washington Street east on Washington Street to Elizabéth Street terminal.

Patrons boarding the. WASHINGTON - ELIZ ABETH coaches in the downtown loop south of Washington Street will board at the near-side corner. Boarding points along W. Street east of Illinois Street

"NOTICE TO PATRONS RIDING TROLLEY COACHES ON WASHINGTON STREET

patrons using our trolley coaches on Washington Street will benefit from the following changes in the operation effective - - Monday morning, September 24:

Free through-line transfers will be issued on request

INDIANAPOLIS HS RAILWAYS, ING.

past few weeks indicates that

will remain at the present locations. ~.

Washington-Emerson

trolley coaches will operate from the Emerson Avenue loop west on Washington Street through the downtown area and continue westbotind to Tibbs Avenue.

WASHINGTON - EMERSON coaches will turn at Tibbs Avenue loop and return eastbound through the downtown area to the Emerson Avenue loop. Boarding points along Washington Street will remain at the present locations.

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Two officl yesterday cor day study of Police operate Ecuadorian Carlos Alban, cia of that r

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State Depart ‘mended the their study. The officia Speedway M George