Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1951 — Page 3

LE

.17, 1051

w .

i

WEDNESDAY, ocr. WM, 1951

8 Key Items Reduced By 9 Per Cent

By United Press

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17— The Senate Appropriations Committee cut 5 per cent from the House-approved

a

= THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Senators Slash Aid Bill. Add $10

Promise of Food Pro for bor Fae Curse of a Mirror-

Ends Revolt at West Virginia Pen

nited Press . = MOU NDSVIL, LE, W. Va., Oct 17

|--A short-lived revolt by 1300 lhungry and cold prisoners at West | Virginia State Penitentiary ended today after Warden Orel J. Skeen

CHICAGO. Oct. 17

By United Press

~A private detective testified yester-

day that he saw singer Abbe Lane nude in her hotel room

in the company of band leader Xavier Cugat last

January.

John C. Johannes said the buxom Miss Lane held a gold gown up in front of her, but didn't notice that a full-length mirror was behind her, revealing all.

Mr. Johannes made a deposition to court reporter Lenore Weiss in a suit for separate maintenance filed

-/spotlight at

) Factories Share Spotlight in Report

On Chest Campaign

Community Chest campaigns "at two large factories shared the this afternoon's meeting ‘fo volunteer workers in

&'the Claypool Hotel.

Allison employees reported this

PAGE’ g

ee —————————— mt sat seer

Methodist Home Plans to Be Talked

A group of laymen and pastors of the Indianapolis Methodist District will meet to talk over plans for their new home for the aged t a luncheon Friday noon in the Columbia Club, The home for the aged will he erected at Franklin, Ed‘ward Gallahue

7 7 i ordered them to return to their against Mr. Cugat by. his year's combined Chest-Red Cross mi he ost or §7,482,527,790 foreign aid money ‘cells - and promised them they wife, Lorraine, drive had already raised $20.000 e oea Yaziehs bill yesterday but added $100 mil- would be fed. Miss Weiss acted on be- - mere than last year's separate eon, one ol 3 lion for Spain which was not re-

The convicts went back to their

half of the Superior Court

drives.

en to be given

7 in the interest of . ; ilv , : he Silk Workers reached In t Tvirvns cells voluntarily and the doors of Los Angeles, where the And Real spective Suested by President Traman, . clanged behind them. Mr. Skeen suit was filed. Mrs. Cugat 120 per cent of quota. At Real SH ProSpesiive The total voted by the commit- immediately issued a statement was represented by attorney Silk, management teamed up with Russ is. chairs tee, including the funds for Spain, that an investigation will be con- Arthur Baum and Miss locals of two unions — AFL Ho- a was estimate unofficially at

$7,-

ducted as soon as possible to find

L.ane by attorney Benjamin

siery Workers and International

man of the dis-

Mr. Kuss trict home coms2 2. E t who th itators were i ‘ Davis. Abbe Lane Ladies’ Garment Workers in : Fiet 1 208,401,302. Evact figures will not out who the agitators . \avier Cugat : AN - os ae MN mittee el and ac. be availabl til lat ay The warden said he and mem- Mr. Johannes testified conducting the Chest campaign. Rev. D. C. Souder, Superh “he se tn a or i «mma bers of the State Board of Control that about midnight last Jan. 22 he, Mrs. Cugat and three Alsons i iy Tt ih vd intendent of the Methodist Mee Senate group slashed each nH oo i ‘Gv I other private detectives went to the- Edgewater Beach Hotel. repor Suits ol a combined 7 d D igs for the : will confer with Gov. Okey IL. b It a 4 morial Home, Warren, an r. 4 of the bill's eight major items for JAILBIRD AND JAIKITTEN-—Chie Jajsr Morris Settles Patteson as soon as the Governor where the rhumba king and Miss Lane were playing an Chest Red « tors drive which is po 1 Browning will speak , ! . . acaist. feeds two pets orphaned the vicissitudes of life. The kitten was "orida- where he engagement. eing trie is year in a few DoNRS 1. Browning Will sheal many more military aid and economic assist- P " P : y : . ident i hich 12 returns from Florida Where Indianapolis factories. ‘The iden Ab '® uncheon. \ g : : ance by five per cent-—an ap rescued from the wrec age of a two-car accident in whic was attending the American He said the troup followed Mr. Cugat and the singer to originated in Detroit when Henp the executive secretary of the fu proximate reduction of $302106. Persons were hurt. The canary came from the shack where three 1.egion convention, Mr. Skeen said her room. orig Blau Ww Derroft wien oct Y.ture home at Franklin. Dt. Sch ye > ey ” 1 1 - * i re’ / £ K- po i i i ine 413 in military aid and a_cut of Persons were charged with child neglect affer a three-month-old the “agitators, When they are Outside the door, Mr. Johannes said, they heard a tele- ers balked at separate campaigns Re I rat pe $ 200 5° dn ec baby died of starvation. found out, probably will be placed phone ring inside and Miss Lane say three times, “who is it.” * 72,020,075 in econamic assist- i —

ance.

«7

Breakdown of Figures.

Bill includes an estimat ed, $£1,368.-

What Next, Young Man?—

a Flames Give

” Skeen ; AFREY. #088, DEED, mpg. grouh’, ;

- in solitary confinement.

before the

hour statement,

than _an issued his

Less

“NRE FRR" Fort and hURZTY: Put defiant. They had been without

He.said they then heard Miss Lane shout: ‘Get the hell out of here, Lorraine is downsfairs.’, Mr. Johannes said that Mr. Cugat burst éut of the door

ERR TAR KT GRO ERAT CREE St Pik? TARE

backed into the room Agam. “We see Miss Lane standing facing us, hoiding: up a gold

en

in motor-car plants,

Both Red Cross and Chest quotas have already been topped

Hi Se Aras” Falded “SH

4 per Ri over Si

Eighty-five

mhined. AER FeAl Alison ARFRHS ARE

Franklin home committee include: Walter Olmstead of Franklin, vice chairman and. Mrs, Robert B.,

RATE i“

0 Million For Spain 3

a TOL. ote he A Seo ¢ Lane 2 a; per pent or th employees have ’ ‘A . & for economic aid. “ ; ? sequence (sic),” Mr. Johannes said. - en "he corrected him- contri uted in the dua drive merican oop . SEAN Ugunday ey moat Police Out West Slow Burn all night in fie open SOHIpouRY. gelf: "A gown with gold sequins.” “And we're’ not through yet" ance, mostly in Europe, and $100 They began FeHIPnINg In they ~The detective said she had her back to a bathroom door L. FP, Gropp. firm chairman, said million for Spanish technical, eco- Ie Bs United Press a thrower” appe ared on the streets cells shortly hegoze os oc h I= which had a full-length mirror. today. “We want to make it clear Will q p In: Sa S nomic and military assistance. SAN JOSE. Cal, Oct. 17 -8an here recently, police arrested the morning When Warden : Py Mr. Baum asked Mr. Johannes to describe what he saw. {that this i= a partial report and The program for Spain. would Jose police think they've found a driver. But they had to’let him told them over a loud speaker . “Well, from the front she held up her gown just aBave {that even more monev will he be under the direction of the j3w to curb the latest teen-age 80-because there was nothing on that, “you will be fed. her breasts. There was no sign of clothing. And from look- ported before the end of the President. rigs i the books saying such a stunt is . . ing the mirror the body was bare,” the witness said. jcampaign.” Gen MacArthur The Senate hill provides $4 818,- 77 against the law. Widow Dismisses Mr. Johannes said there was no conversation until Miss William J. Stout. general cam. . 852.358 for military aid to Europe Hot-rod drivers have discovered Tha same thing happened in J Lane spoke to Mrs. Cugat: . paign chairman, declared: “It is $367,437,500 for the Near East an ingenious way of fixing up Oregon. However, Sgt. James E. Lawsuit Over Body “I didn’t think you'd do this to me.” Inspiring : that this first report Ry United Press and Africa, $508,487.500 for Asia tpnoir automobiles so they look Sageser, 25, was given a sus- The detective said Mrs. Cugat replied that “she knew bythe First major united cam- MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 17 — Gen, and the Pacific area, and $36... trowers. They've bee $95 fine in Portland ves. BEDFORD, Oct. 17 (UP) ~- what was going on." ’ paign should produce such won- Douglas MacArthur said today 247500 for the other American "1° “lame Larow ps street Bipended 32% Ane \n ortiand Yes: [egal action was stricken off At the time, Mr. Cugat and Miss Lane sald they were derful results. that the United States has been republics in the Western Hemi- Speeding round ine Bre # T® terday for shooting flames. "al- the court records today in a dis- preparing to go to a midnight motion picture and Miss Lane > caught at one of the most critical sphere. Celiuy Wn Laming chanols, though he was technically pros- pute over identity of a charred was changing clothes in the bathroom. The singer denied NY Dock Strike Ends times in its history without lead. In economic ‘aid items, it car- The fad also has become popu- ecuted for reckless driving. body taken from a Greyhound she was nude. uy : ership that is “capable of rising ries $970,900,000 for Europe. $152 lar in the Oregon cities of Port- : bus which crashed and burned‘in Mr. Johannes said he told Mr. Cugat that he had been As Hands Work Ships above the level of petty politics. million for the Near East and land and Milwaukie, and on Long Cracks the Books 1949 with a loss. of 16 lives, watching him for some time. NEW YORK, Oct. 17 (UP) lacking a leadership “with Africa, $225,298,073 for Asia and Island, N.Y. Oregon authorities In San Jose, District Attorney Mrs. Elsie Adamson of Bedford “So what,” he said the band leader replied. | Strikin ons Shoremien ret ed moral courage, self-effacing con3 the Pacific, and $20.183371 forireported they were temporarily "=o pored through the dismissed a suit in Lawrence Cir- - ing i gsn Ere. J urnéd viction and resolute patriotism,” Americans republics. stumped. dea til he finally came CUit Court which sought to re- —— base today in the roo ey the retired Far Eastern comAsked $7 Billion © | I done by tapping the exhaust 12 Pooks until he finally .,y; Cover a body she claimed YZ ini d .in Crash |wildeat ay jou that had A an mander told the American Legion, - The administration requested A pipe to cause the exhaust fumes across an ordinance in the Cali- {nat of her husband, Maurice E. njure in ras Now YOU Know ouy na ‘our beloved country has been ototal of $§7.527,527,790, including 4, explode and shoot a tongue of fornia health and safety code Adamson, 24. Russell E. Gutherie. 18. of 1032 : : : = Th ; te u I] caught in the vortex of a con$6,042,126,271 for military aid and ), 0 ut through the tail pipe. that looked as though it would do The body was buried as that y ae ' WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 je. niernalional Longshore-isygeq, distressed and Irightenad $1440.401,519 for economic help Helv the trick. of Vernon Trisler, 33, but after W. New York St. received a. (UP) Moscow's latest . men's Union (AFL) broke the world. with the lion's share going to A= ihe car speeds up the flames “0, "CL os it's a misde- the funeral evidence virtually broken arm when his car col- claim to fame is that “the strike of its dissident members at But he said he is confident that western Europe. grow longer until they reach 15 ___ _. 1° throw “burning sub- proved it was Mr. Adamson. ided with a tractor-trailer at first bicycle in the world [the Army base. The dock workers the American people will step in The funds for Spain represented °F 20 feet? stances or articles from an auto- Both Mr. Trisler and Mr. Ad- : na St last was invented in “Russia” in resumed loading food and war and remedy the crisis. the second grant voted for the Unwary pedestrians have been mgpile” Mr. Menard says flame- amson were known to be on the 1500 W. Washington St. las 1801. material designed for Korea on, That was about as close as Spanish government by Congress urged to approach the rear of throwers will be prosecuted under bus which crashed Aug. 10. 1949, night. The arm was set at Meth- That isn't all. Actually, five ships that had been tied up he came to stenping into the politwithout any request from the suspicious automobiles with cau- this law in the future. near Bloomington. If the body g4ist Hospital and the youth was the Russian radio says, for two days by the walkout. ical situation that got a full head White House. It voted $62.500.000 tion. although there have Licen no “Anvane who wants to be a real was that of Mr. Adamson. then SeAt Rome The truck driver, the Russian inventor of Police said the strikers were of steam vesterday with the anfor this purpose last vear. Presi- records of anvone being singed flame-thrower can join the Army Mr. Trisler obviously was buried R gers. 30. of 1120'S the bicycle was given his beginning to return to work ‘at nouncement bv Sen. Robert A. dent Truman at first opposed that vet or the Marine Corps,” Mr. Menard under another name, authorities James H. Roger nr idea by other Russians whd other spots.” Taft (R. 0.) that he will be a grant but later retreated. When the first such “flame said. said. Division St. » WAS unhurt. built three and four-wheeled rem candidate J the Republican — ~~ — Cs fi “vehicles” ax far back as : presidential nomination. 1752, Secretaries to Meet Prior to hig address to the Lei How did old Moscow find Glenn Overman, director of gion, it had been speculated that i ———— ? | out about the invention of business courses at Oklahoma Gen. MacArthur would spell out J — | the bicycle? A & M College. will address a his feelings ahout Mr. Taft's ® 75 A FIREBALL ENGINE a" ods hn AS SE — “In 1801 a man arrived meeting of the Indiana Associa- decision. But he did not. AAA treme > in Moscow from the distant tion of School Secretaries Oct. 25 Instead. he continued the line Ural regions on an un- in the Hotel Lincoln. Association of his recent public addresses in - known vehicle.” the Rus- members also will hear Glenn M. which he has lambasted American sians were told in a recent Curtis, superintendent of Martins- foreign policy and national leadbroadcast. “He, Artamonov, ville schools. ership. | who lived and worked in ? ~ ar esse . Penza province, was the STRAUSS | Inventor of the first bicycle.” | S4YS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW . Yer i ’ 20 Flee in Plane | - From Yugoslavia | ZURICH, Switzerland, Oct. 17 (UP)— Twenty persons in a DC-3 plane fled from Yugoslavia today. The occupants asked authorities “for asylum in Switzerland because they said they did not want to live under the Communist regime of Marshal Tito. Police said the plane originally : was scheduled to fly from I.jubliemp————— ana, Slovenia, to Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Instead it changed its course and landed here. The two pilots of the plane were accompanied by their wives and one child each. . . | Quits in Columbus | i Rent Board Wrangle FRANKKLIN, Oct. 17 (UP) Dr. I. George Blake said today he resigned as chairman of the Columbus area rent advisory board because rent controls were : imposed-against—wishes ofthe board.

Dr. Blake: Franklin College history professor and member of the | 'Franklin City Council, said the! board had refused to recommend restoration of controls on the grounds they were ‘“‘neither necessary nor desirable.” | The area around Camp Atterbury was put under rent control!

SIR! CHIPPEWA WOOL SHIRTS

Monday, ceilings being restored a ick—a to what they were a year ago re thick nd hetty last August.

What are the Dollar Signs Saying ?

AYBE vou've noticed that dollars don’t seem to talk as loud as they used to in a lot of places.

= | : and warm—and pretty much Washington Minister

Addresses Spiritualists

The Rev. H. Gordon Burrough,! Washington, addressed delegates to the National Spiritualists As-! sociation in the Claypool Hotel last night at ite first public night

Fireball Engine and get firsthand the lift of its nimble response.

They say — here are such things as an oil filter, air cleaner, vacuum booster, built-in summer ventilation — not as “extras” but yours at no extra charge.

| wonderful— | |

And he'll find out how coil springs on every wheel level out what he thought were bumpy roads.

Chippewa wool shirts are, by a strange coincidence, made at

Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. But you ought to hear what they

y session . . Want to know more? How abo om ; say about this Buick. They say that “smart buy's Buick” hd . 3 out The convention will extend The Chippewa people go from * y Say thal’ sme YS coming in first thing tomorrow? through Saturday. beginning to the end, they card the v sav — here's the big thrill — —by a wide measure. ~ Dr. Burrough spoke on “Spirit- woolen fibers—spin them into yarn, €) ’ ’ Equipment, accessories, trim and modals are suhrert ta change P

without wolice.

big mileage — big power of a valve-in-head Fireball Engine — cight- » cylinder performance at the price you'll pay for most sixes.

ualism as it Applies to Our Daily | Life.” The open meetings are at

8 p.m. in the hotel © assembly hall,

Engineers to Meet

Times State Service MUNCIE, Oct. 17—Ralph Ed|gar, 11 Bros. Co. personnel and public relations director, will (speak Friday night at the Delaware Hotel on “Footnotes for an |Engineering Handbook.” He will . |address the Central Indiana Section, American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

weave the yarn into the cloth— dye the cleth—and finish it—and shrink it!—and then tailor the cloth into shirts—all in their own mills! (they get power from the waterfalls!) The shirt you see pictured above is in good-looking windowpane checks—BROWN with yellow or RED with black— There are other plaids and checks— quite a variety—

11.95

(First Floor—straight back)

L. STRAUSS & CO.

But a smart buy er will alse let this dashing dar ling speak for itself.

He'll take the wheel and feel how it snugs to the road on turns—holds its course on the highway with bigcar assurance.

They say—here are size and room and comfort that are hard to match at anywhere near the pricertag this “ Buick SPECIAL is wearing.

He'll touch off the power of its

in HENRY 1. TAYLOR, ARC Network, every Manday avening.

Candidates 1 to tpeck |

Both opposing candidates for Mayor, Judge Alex Clark and Mayor Bayt, will speak on the

: MONARCH BUICK CO., INC. COMMUNITY BUICK, INC.

: 1040 N. Meridian Street—PL aza 3341 5 W. 3h Sermeturd Yok 2424 Billig gd ima | : "Indiana ndiana Ss naiana ‘Methodist Church at 7:30 p m. > In polis, Indiana fae 1anapy Sunday. The Rev. Leroy C. Hod- THE MAN § STORE . . = * : . : : Wa app, pastor, will preside. | : - > = . : = : oY : 2 ’ vi ’ : - . ; . - rn. nA . ad ; a ’ . 3 ’ . » : : - - . : : Sant : ; ip ‘ * : - $