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Nixon Pleads | For Faith in ‘Our Leaders’
By United Press
4 WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 Democratic National Chair-! man William M. Boyle Jr,
and GOP Chairman Guy, George Gabhrielson were urged lastnight to resign and help ‘restore public confidence in the integrity of - our national leaders and government officials,” The demand was made bv Sen. Richard M. Nixon (R. Cal), a member of the Senate's permanent investigating commitee which hag heen checking Into the activities of Mr. Boyle“ and Mr, Gabrielson’ in connection with loans made by the Reconstruction Finance Corp,
Mr. Nixon said that he could tind “no evidence of moral turpitude in the actions” ef either party chairman, But he =said| LONDON, Oct. 8 (U P)—The British government today closed the Russian Tass News Agency's monitoring service here, shutting off one of the principal channels through which Communist propaganda had been pumped to the world. The monitoring service, started during the last war,
Navy's first carrier with a retra~tsble bridge.
Far and Away—
ecanta—of radio Moscow} and other iron curtain propaganda transmitters to U. S. and other newspapers and news agencies.
EIGHT MINUTES of
resignations would “paramount need”
their achieve the
radio station, concert of the
help ton's newest FM of hraadcast a “live”
restoring public confidence in the RBocton- Symphony to open its A MAN yoiners, injured in a flaming be 15 inches. federal government. career. The silence marked the BR LO or. Plane crash near here yesterday 20 HER is Shelitos tous .to join his warbiers. ’ d concert jntermission. an was 8 ! y 5h : ANOTHE HING the b Others Voice Dean hailed as the “grestest inventiom lieved in signs. This sign happened in which three other Hoosier deer (or chairs, longer legs for people. business ER fake Woe He added that in replacing Mr. J 5,0 oo it1e drum.” to" read, “Pull Lever.” hunters were killed, remained in zg 5 race which sits like 2a .¢3n4 And neither could bo Gabrielson ‘and Mr. Boyle, the Since the X serious condition in Lafayette figure §. BG a ee = Republicans and Democrats Dog's Life Heart of OPS hospitals today. I make ‘um any size” woe loses 5g program with should “select as Heir Chaifines MIGRATORY Mexican workers SIX EMPLOYEES of the Dead were: . leracks Mac, just so 1 can sell ssian men Who .are - 2s or indi- at Eagle Pass, Tex., may have Office of Price Stabilization yes- C. Kenneth August, 38, West them.” P . f | profit neither ree Yi with Deen eating canned dog meat “un- terday helped ailing haberdasher Lafayette. pilot for National And that's his trouble. People Hog rices Oo rectly from any dealings fit for human consumption.” in- William Henebry, 71, catch up on Homes, Inc. makers of pre- don't buy bedroom furniture until
the federal government.” Mr. Nixon's statement followed gizclosed today. similar demands by Americans jyqge's contract to supply for . Democratic Action. Liberal, with food has been canceled, and anti-Communist wing of the Dem- he faces possible prosecution.
osratic Panty, New Faces
ADA's board of governors said Saturday that both Mr. Bovle MRS. BARBARA POLLACCIA, and Mr. Gabrielson should quit 14, gazed proudly at twin sons tural Winter as the start of a “swift and sur- Victor and John in Los, Angeles Canada, Nov. gical” government clean-up. today and said: “I sure feel good. pel, Crawfordsville, The group said both have “un- but this is enough.” She
i 4 questionably abused their power married at 12.
A Texas county
TWO INDIANA
Fair
for private advantage.” EN ROUTE to Houston are Mr. REVENGE The Senate investigating group, , 4 Mrs. Charles B. ‘Greer. who WILLIAM head by Sen. Clyde R. Hoey. (D. wont t4 Africa to capture a was. haled into a Camden, N. J. N. C.), questioned Mr. Bovie o 113 for the city's zoo. Suec-
about his connections with Amer- cess of their first trapping safari tean Lithofold Corp., an RFC bor- jo rapresented by “Civie Project,” rower which he represented at, j145.month-old gorilla £500 a month before he went ON nanying. them.
the party payroll er Half-Nelson
‘Owes Duty to Company’ It called Mr. Gabrielson to tea- PROFESSIONALI. WRESTLER Frances Bauler gavs she will con-
tify on his dealings with RFC in * behalf of Carthage Hydrocol, Inc, tinue her career. after losing her an $18 million RFC borrower lft arm in an auto accident yes-
mirrors on several accom- to ‘“‘get even” his
sacked car,
Radio Station Tries ‘8 Minutes of Silence’
on IN PHILADELPHIA,
silfnce while, the farmer who now houses eee mmr. stole the show when WGBH, Bos- the engine says he needs the barn to store his bumper harvest,
vestigation by federal authorities his OPS bookwork. They visited hiz store to inventory the stock the plane. “them snd prepare his pricing chart.
Hoosier Officials MEN been chosen among 25 Americans as judges at the Royal Agriculin Toronto, 13-21. Walter Harjudge was grain and hay; E. G. Ball. Elwood. will judge poultry and pigeons. leg. George E. Price, 38, Lafavette,
will
GUTHRIDGE,
court today charged with “malicious mischief.” He said he broke watignal Homes dealer
automo
Democratic Group Elects President
have
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R Hoosiers Die, ~ 2 Hurt Seriously - In Plane Crash
Times State Service
LAFAYETTE. Oct.
nent Lafayette surgeon.
were: James R. Price, Hospital. He also has
James’ brother and vice
18. of the firm. His condition in Home
Hospital was serious. Ralph Shermeyer, Ft.
biles fair in St. Elizabeth's,
with the unknown hoodlums who previously had ranpunctured his tires and stolen accessovies,
A seventh passenger, telhut, TLafayveite,
escaped with a sprained All had been returnin hunting trip in Ontari twin-engined Lockheed The plane ran into fog
fabricated homes and owners of thev have extra money. They can Dr. Thomas Graham, 43, promi- stairs,
Cecil Clark, 53. Crawfordsville. Burned and cut in the crash Oh-and-ah.
41, Lafayette, president of National Homes, in serious condition in St. Elizabeth's
was clear of the flaming wreckage and
“Today «Business
Chair Legs Are Getting Shorter
By Harold H. Hartley
Man's legs are getting longer. getting shorter. It sounds like a nursery riddle, but it's true. I got this from R. H. McMurtrie, president of the Huntingburg Furniture Co., with + five or six factories. He ought Boogie Bomb > |jo know THE STATE C. OF C. board He makes both beds, which are gqt 3 shot in the ear, quite unexgetting longer and chairs which napteq. are getting" shorter. 1 hadn't The C. of C: boys were down noticed, and I'll bet you hadn't at French Lick, and full of food, either. on the drowsy side after dinner. And the “Singing Hoosiers” from IU. were pouring out melody,
smooth. ” »
But a chairs legs are
PEOPLE are getting taller. So when they go to sleep they need more bed room to kéep from creamy bumping their heads or letting THEN BIG George Krueger their feet stick out at the bottom. six feet, seven. without the hint Now the chair, there's a prob- of a ripple in the broad shoulders lem. The chair has been 17 inches of his dinner coat, brought out a high since the middle of the 19th hiong, ‘gowned in clinging white, Century. with eyes like dancing diamonds. And he tells me that's how high Then she turned it on, this ‘the chair had to be to keep hoop “Boogie Bomb,” Claire Nunn, wife skirts from piling up around their of an IU instructor. She dished knees which women in those dave. it out hot, and thumped Louisiana 80 far as the eye could tell, were rhythms in boom:boom chords not supposed to have. from the plane. ”
= ” n ALL THFSE YEARS both men BALD AND. GRAYING, or and women have been slaves to thin-haired business biggies sat
fire hoop skirt height In ehairs on chair-edge and smiled slyly at
elephoto
we've become sloppy fn the one angther. And their wives a we sit. We slouch. Bad pos- watched them. Some said, ture. And the 17-inch chairs have «gm.m.m.” become uncomfortable. Claire was a syrupy blues
So the furniture makers are knocking two inches off the chair 8 — TWO jogs. And the average
singer who had done her own TV and radio shows, who George will 800N gryeger said just hdppened along
In Trading Here
Hog trading opened moderately active today at Indianapolis Stockyards, especially in light to medium weights.
Hogs 15.000; moderately active: harrows As for the chairs, too many and silts mostly 50 fo 75 cents lower
bulk choice 180 to 250 pounds, $21.50: sev. people are sitting on the floor ; eral hundred cheice 190 to 240 pounds
‘hide’ their bedroom suites upaway from the eyes of friends, and spend for the living room where their friends can
these days. 121 75, 120 to 160 pounds, $1930" down . t 50 to instances 75 cents lower: choice Which for Mr. McMurtrie, 300 to 400 pounds $1850 to $18.50. few
$19.75; 400 to 530 pounds $1750 to $18.50
makes no business at all, to $39; price, $40. but high prime Scarce)
a broken
Cattle 2300. calves 300. steers and Ti heifers moderately active early sales Here Tis, NYC about steady several Toad lots choice
ag lsnt weight steers. 335 te $36.50. load high
THIS IS GOING good and low choice. $3425: commercial and good scarce; nothing done on heifers
s you will understand. Sect ere ‘Rela above $35: cows stron 10 It's tough for me to lay out & 25 cents or more higher: utility and com-
to hurt, president
5 $28.50: odd head. -$30: $5 bill when I hadn't expected. ; mercal 13% 0 oN ts" 2230 ay ° | w t vealers active, fully steady wit riday’s Way ne, a So you can see ho difficult best prices: bulk good and choice, $3550 , condition is for me to hand the NYC Rall- : but himh Time scarce;
to $39 price $40, bulk utility to good. 130 Sheep . 2000; active: Shier lambs steady: bulk choice to prime $31 to $31.50: good and choice $29.50 to 331; cull and oe {lity $25 to 329; load choice to nrime = = ” 87-pound wooled west i i vag TAS 50 "FEK choice to prime to pound LAST WEEK in the report for fd ern it full No. 1 peits the first eight months I reported steady at $20.25: truck load good to choice
R 1 h « steady to $1 higher. g from a a net loss for the railroad of $56 s00d and choice $3 to 5 o in the millions. a
Lodestar. It was
and rain C as in Conk
road $54,459,661. Yet, I've got to. The NYC, bless its heart of steel,
Karl Ret- p.¢ it coming.
thrown
ankle,
a case of "eyeshift.”
common in this business, looking
from which Mr. Gabrielson still Ry ve i PIE ST. LOUIS. Oct. 8 (UP)—Rich- 2% it approached Purdue Airport. at one line, writing a few words. WITH U. 8. 2d DVISION, draws $25.000 a vear as President “The One-Armed Girl Wrestler.” ard Nelson. administrative aid to Mr. August radioed Weir-Cook then looking back at the report Korea, Oct. 8 (UP)—Maj. and general counsel. Mr, Nixon re LS Adlai Stevenson. of Illinois, Airport, Indianapolis. at 1 a. m. and picking up another line. Robert Boatright. Santa raid Mr. Gabrielson ‘owes a du'y Eireaman Troubles was Installed vesterday as new that he might try a landing there The actual loss was $1,540,330 Monica, Cal. said today to his company’ to do the BY VOLUNTEER FIRE - president of the Young Demo. instead. which is 354,459,661 better Off! - Yim he had found the per A bios, Rye gprighs in. FIGHTERS of Vinemont, Pa. cratic Clubs of America in a solid> Then the low-flving plane than I'd reported It. fect use for Army C-ra-00a 8 I a of can't build an engine house be- victory for northern delegates eT 1 DON'T KNOW 2 OW 1 stand Hens. Boatright croveed t. he will subject himself Cause a 76-year-old woman and over the south. NL avr Re or nr he with the NYC. But {t seems to TE ARs fran his clien ¢ his posi- her family are on sitdown vigil Mr. Nelson, backed by northern 10 miles southeast of here. me that the railroad, struggling| Cartons of C-rations from a to Crit a Wig “on the foundation, claiming pos- and western states with the ex- Among the charred wreckage. ,. i is ought to pe a little transport plane to U. S. i A Ra Mr. Nixon Session of the property.. Mean- ception of Rhode Island, defeated seattered over a wide area, were grateful for that big wad of cash. | troops on Heartbreak
said, Mr. Gabrielson “is not in Basil Whitener,
8 Torn fo de ay ae rene. AcCUsed Slayer Found Hanged
gents and the party.” iballoting. -
The California Senator said Mr. Gabrielson’s “effectiveness” . DANVILLE, Ill. Oct. 8 (UP)— er supporters bofed ® is point as GOP chairman “has been ir- The body of Virgil Strawn, Where Some of he ve ele: -eparably damaged” but “the sought for questioning in the 3tes threaten ? )
fault does not lie with Mr. Ga- death of his wife yesterday, was vention, srielson—(it) is due to the na- found hanging in a barn five tional committee which elected miles northwest of here today.
Gastonia, N. C,, the choice of the minority southern bloc, 571 to 394, in heated
For a time tempers of Whiten-
Earlier the minority group suf- .. fered another reversal when dele- ois gates defeated a South Carolina-
some singed ducks and Civil
cause of the crash.
mementoes of the week's hunting trip—the bodies of three does,
Aeronautics officials to- H Si | day were trying to determine the ow imp e
Ridge. When M/Sgt. Wil. liam G. Lewis, Tower City, Pa. went to pick up one 40pound carton he found it had struck and killed two North Korean soldiers.
even if it's only accounting money, and the fruit of my hum- |
fish. ble figure-slip.
IT'S SU i A how many!
Local Truck Grain
k wheat, $2.21 No. 2 white corn. $1860 No. 2 yellow. corn, 31.89
New No, 2 white corn, $1.5
simple things people overlook. Men, and companies, who “just o use their heads,” get the “impossible” done. I have here a diagram of what x rev x , Shetl-Oil-has done inthe Benton nSANESILIET Bult oil field in southern Illinois, It '“~*% ae .>
had been pumped “dry.” All of Dus driver today blamed an on-
Blames Oncoming Car For Fatal Bus Crash
Prices
him. NEE Police. thought Strawn had : ; _| New No 2 yellow corn, $1.57 ————————— Killed his former wife Ruby, 41, sponsored proposal favoring res Oats, 80c¢ and then committed suicide toration of the rule requiring a Sovbeans. $2.59 U. s. Statement I The * woman's body beaten {Wo-thirds majority vote in nom- . y inations for the 1952 Democratic WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (UP)—Govern- about the head and shoulders, slate.
ment expenses and receipts for the current wag found in her gas-filled apart-
Local Stocks and Bonds could be taken on a paying basis.
the oil had been taken out which coming car which, crowded him for the crash of his packed bus
It was too expensive to get the im which five persons were killed
Sacel ron jeu Dsi.t Semparel Tn ment yesterday. The door and | d STOCKS sh 3ue Expenses § 18004 100 241 $ 5550301. 605 all the windows but one had been Local Pro uce A porican On oom. Receiis 12945 ow ue 2 jt 36 $10 GC arefully sealed with paper and Butterfat—Premium, 60c: regular Tc J i Fy Colette i a Deficit 1.069.079 3958 . 39.70 set an open can of ihsect poison was Esfr—Colltent receijia, si ibs and, ovel rt ifr. 3 ay fain gal, po 4s 961 38 258 302 312 346 found alongside the body. 5 ree as and Grade a medium, #7c: Belt RR & Stk Yds com .... J Gif. Haul FEIN Sra, Dp pSehit Foun yin we. ana over, 8e HOOD SOT dan ‘lan C under 4 hs, an aghorns, s+ cocks Central Sova qiinivarous CLEARING HOA operator, Were divorce ed recently. Ak and No. 3 poultry, 4c less Gircl . Theater Lom i
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a Calcutta hotel owner, eharged in a French court that Aly Khan ha ot right with his lawyer "sold him a "sneezing" horse ton ie mohey when the aime) proved unsound. Triel is set
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98. .... these is called Chrome Seal. You G SM tae 98 clean the bumpers and “flow it EORGE Mav ( ompaNy : 6% on.» When, and if you take it off, 8 «you loosen at the edge and peel whimess
rest, and .at- least 25 injured. Bid Asked y #4 8 The bus, with 10 to 15 persons 3% | THEN SOMEONE in Shell Oil standing in the aisles, skidded Mh HL remembered that -a drop of oil on a rain-wet highway last night 102'a 108 floats on water. So Shell decided near here and folded around a 34a to “float” the remainder of the tree splitting the bus from top
153, oil out of the Benton field. «1 Shell ‘floated out” - lion barrels.
And an extra mil-
to bottom. The from Front ‘Royal, Va
bus was enroute ., to Wash-
05 ington, D. C. All this because of the simple Rescue workers used acetylene *itruth that oil floats on water, torches to cut out a side in the ot 147 ui something everybody knows. /bus to release some passengers . 3 . But Shell ‘made if pay, who were trapped. The injured
Milk Merger were taken to several small” hos100 FLUID MILK customers of the pitals in nearby towns. . Ballard dairy received cards last 10s Week. French Reds Lose Out The cards said Ballard was 15% turning over its futd milk routes In Canton Elections to the Roberts Dairy. About 20 r raVo : . PARIS, Oct. 8 (UP)—Final re88 101!s routes are involved all over town. sults from nation-wide local elec-
TR It doesn’t mean much to the 80, : tions today showed the Communist . 3 » 3 customers. Roberts’ milk has Party of France, once one of the
always been tops with housewives,
gy 2 9 AND BALLARD'S want to gef
strongest in the free world, the big loser.
ot The election, held yesterday in
ie 11% deeper into the ice cream busi- approximately .one-half of
113 ness which has been on the up- France's cantons to elect the 38% grade this year. equivalent of a state legislator— ae It's a nice arrangement. Rob- showed another French move to yad’s erts’ dairy can cover the same the political right.
HH 3% territory with its delivery trucks.! However, Gen. Charles De C20 23% And Ballard’s can stick, to its Gaulle’s Rally of the French) is
© first love which is vanilla, choco- People did not. make the strong| i late, fresh strawberry, peppermint showing predicted. 17% stick, banana, peach, caramel, Complete results will 183/* maple nut—and you can take it known until 700 run-off contests,
Ba from there. Js 4 ne ow, | munists, however, los 13a Chrome Mothballer ‘half of their power in local legis-|
ALONG WITH THE story of latures.
* thinner chrome plating on bump- - li
a i ire ——————————— #8 .... wht-to-do-about-it. You may know what 98 iil" They are the lacquers and #8 llllquids, the. pickling baths ana | YOUF costs are but
:+ | protective filme which keep thin :{shrome from Weathering away.
ONE OF THE LATEST of
«..do you know what they should be?
....in broad strips. Central Division " It sounds to me that's
some-'| Ingineoring Bldg. Chicago 6, ML. - (thing like the stuff they use to © Betabliched 1928 | maput ships and guns “In mothballs, 5
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are held next Sunday. The Com-| almost |
Accused Attacker
Of 6-Year-Old Girl
Still Free on Bond
down: to the point where ths mother thought it would be safe to send her back to school. She
(Second of four articles)
By R. K. SHULL
She was just a normal little p,4 heen an “A” student in her girl. class. There are thousands of litfle Preyed on Her Mind girls just like her in homes every- - put the terror in her heart
where in Indianapolis. They laugh
preyed heavily. The parents deand play and go to school.
cided they would have to move
Pray they’ always will be'that ero the neighborhood. way. ‘ The child willingly went with This little girl won't! She be- par narents to Municipal Court for
came the victim of a pervert. As vou listen to her mother's story, your muscles tighten with rage, your stomach flutters with terror, your eyes well with tears.
the first hearing in the case. When she saw the mah, her body shook with terror. The man was bound to the Grand Jury: At her new. school, the child It's difficult to believe this was too shy and nervous to be a child's accused attacker is loose good : student. If the teacher on the streets of Indianapolis on merely spoke to her, she cried bond awaiting trial. There is no In spite of the teacher's underdate set for his trial, Eventually standing of the problem, there there will be, but the little victim was oniy one thing to do at the may not be able to testify. end * of the first semester, The This story starts about a year child failed. ago—on-a warm fall day The doctor thought she eventuThe little girl, then 6!3 years ally would return to normal. That bld. was playing with other chil- was hefore she again faced the dren in the vard. Her mother was confessed attacker at the Grand
busy in the house. Jury hearing. She left nearly as Lured Into Yard shocked as the day of the atA neighbor, father of several tack. She could not return to grown children is charged with scheol.
luring her into his yard. He had always been nice .to children and she held no fear of him. Only he knows the terror of that child as he took her into his garage and pinned her to an
Then, when the date had been set for the trial in Criminal Court, tragedy struck again. Because of her extreme nervousness she had an accident while playing. She is disfigured for life, old -lounge. She was too stricken blind in one eye. Then came anto ery out, but merely sobbed and other tragedy. She recently conwhimpered as he forced his body tacted a disease as a result of on. hers. her weakened condition. The docNo ong “knows how long she tor has ordered complete rest in was held captive. His wife sur- an effort to combat the. {llness, prized him and forced him to release the child.
turn, and prance like a caged The little girl ran home. too
animal. Even in her sleep, the horterrified to tell her mother. A 'rible memory of that day last fall ‘neighbor woman learned of it penetrates her dreams to frighten from the man's frantic wife, and her into screaming wakefulness. called police, WHile her parents sit in He admitted his guilt. to the frustrated despair, the doctor police officer and begged for a warns them the child may have a ‘break.” The policeman personally complete nervous breakdown. It's felt like killing the man. Duty no consolation to them to know demanded he arrest him. " their child again will have to face The Child Broke Down the attacker in court. Five hours after the attack the| . Eventually he will be tried. child broke under her mother's] His wife and the child are the questioning and told what had only witnesses to his act. His wife
happened. has refused to testify—her legal ~The mother couldn't tell the right, {father the name of the attacker,, NEXT: What the law and you afraid he would commit murder. can do.
The father never learned the
identity of the pervert until they : both appeared in court. Ship Movements T
he child's physical injuries New York Arrivals resident Monroe IO SH : were treated. and a sedative ad- Risto Rife: Sin Suen: Talimenca Puerto 3 arrios anta aroar alparaiso ants ministered. That night the child's Monica. Barranaulla mother and father experienced a New York Departures—Exchange. Alex-
g andria; Lindenwood. Naples, Mormacsaga horror which has been repeated Oslo; gAlwaki Curacao, Mormacisle. Sani os: Santo Cerro, Cristobal . almost every night since. San Francisco Arrivals—R. & T. VorThey were awakened by the ager. Chester: Nittai Maru. Muroran: Texan, Columbia River; Mombasa. Ant-
pitiful screams of their child . werp. Hawaiian Boston: Abraham Lincoln augesan ‘ontest, obe: Sea Serpent screams of a victim pleading for Okinawa: Talleyrand, New York: Teoh: mercy. The child relives that ex- Feuer
suet New York; Coastal Nomad, Columbia iver perience in her dreams each night.
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