Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1951 — Page 1

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 15— The government today set - nw price ceilings on all used

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=~ : . els : . Mayor Bayt will resign as the city's chief executive

next week to become judge of Municipal Court 3. He was appointed to the municipal court judgeship to- ; day by Gov. Schricker to serve out the tnexpire rm cars, from sparkling 1951 e ¥ e out the tmexpired term of Judge Joseph Howard who remodels to battered jalopies. signed last week. The new ceilings will go into ‘Mayor Bayt announced a few ! effect for dealers and car owners inutes after the appointment 9 on Dec. 20. ; that he will submit his resignaThey vary slightly by geographi- +;,n as Mavor to the Citv Counval oi = ichest ¢ os op a prisoners of war, including 2513 8 oi} TO ee Snest ‘sellings cil next week. efective Nov. 24, . st Coast—and |, co. ou niciDa) herr Americans. KENNETH SCHMIDT , . . provide a fixed depreciation “rate ang lake over the Municipal bench

yen. Ridgway was reported to Gi on Nov. 28. itt brought A that will cut the maximum selling i grv ov the manner in y 5 " " be angry ver th nn price of a used car by 2 per cent Barton Top Candidate

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which the estimate by Col. James : eyery three months, : Hanley of the Eigthth Army War: Jan. starting pointment as acting Mayor to Crimes Section was made public . : + : i p In Earl. the ceilings range Serve ut Mr. Bays tem = City anywhere from $50 to $500 above [all for six weeks unti Mayor-

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% Times phots by William A. Oates Jr. in Pusan. Korea. Col. Hanley de- the going market in some areas, ©i¢Ct Alex Clark, Rzpublican, : is PAlS—delly Weddle and Deloris Pitcher forgot his trouble a while as they play. 1 fended his action. - i © y although Price Stabilizer Michael [2KeS office Jan. 1, is Patrick v he’ a True Pal— tion office at eneral head- 3 : 5 S s OD her he a A ar ere same as the legal limits fixed by Pro tem Mayor at its meeting next ro § ; on ® a 5, fa10, the general price Monday night. Under law they made a rip to the statez and Bayt to the bench was regarded dav bv a motorist who said through 1950. the new ceilings are jitions surrounding police courts

got clearance to release the : . > . DiSalle said that allowing for Barton, now acting city controller. freeze - under Party Pick ar y Ic 5 oniv returned to Japan Nov. 1. bicycle without. lights, was Below General Level Bayt 10 fe DONGH Wat bene budddes who get captured. People . . - > 6 per cent lower than the general since the Governor. has publicly Mayor Phillip Bayt

4 Feu figures from the public informa- Dt he a ne or Ihe Cite Council will eelect. 3 R\ wanted to have the story publiDeloris el S Jef cized since last Ste I a : 2: which used care have been con. Must elect within 10 days. . en : : A 13-year-old boy, riding a rolled since early this vear. The appointment by Mayor WY | Ii 6 y ° 29 5 Do t L t “The front line, GIs should fatally hurt at dusk yester- For used cars from 1940 4 Song Writer Keep IS n IS ‘know what is happening to their . > v Gov. Schricker to “clean up’ con-

ANE JONES vear-old neighbor Deloris : . : wt is 8 : Cowboy evangelist Stuart Ham- By i P ther : generally don t know what is he could not see the boy. : freeze price level. This reflects criticized these records in some bi writ r : 1 h HERE'S no ice cream or Sombie y tia going on . Kenneth H. Schmidt. 3200 Han- the standard rate of depreciation i, stances 3 on. bd we a guspe song that candy for S-year-old Jaffer) Peloris AR , heen anes Here is the way Col. Hanley's son St, son of Mr. and Mrs. on used cars a ‘Bavt will serve as jud swe ation as a popular hit: , .,., yweqdie after” Jeffy zince they were tots. aipoeity figures break down Acthur Schmidt, died in General (On 1951 models. no depreciat i X Juge tune, was nominated for presi- ) ', =. 4% AMEriCaANnS .......oiqcivnes 2513 Hospital lv 10gay bout 81 ; nO aepreciation yntil Dec. 31. 1953. when the presdent of the United States today And he can't play cowboys IF HE IS tempted 10 take South Koreans (approx.)... 7000 Oa A aH 2 is made and the ceiling is set alent term of Judge Howdrd exby the Prohibition Party " and Indians with the other ..,.. 4 hite of candy.” Deloris purks Prox)... 0 hours after the accident. the prevailing market price. plus pires » _ . » cu ¢ TRH RSNS sic srr rrr irs arate ry ~ > > 1 * oe . Composer of “It Is No Secret children. vetoes. She even refuses CANAY British .......oeeeesssssnes 10 a Fan phe marker Yajve ot nation am Will Join MeRinuey What God Can Do.” he won top Jeffv haz diabetes. herself. Belginne .. oor 537. © 3k adwick St. 2 Judge Howard resigned Nov. 7 spot on the ticket in a movement! “He's been in and out of hos- Qhe sees that Jeffv doesA't Other United Nationalities... 73 deputy sheriffs he didn know d e ceilings include all stand- to join National Democratic which snowballed to the strains pitals since he was 3 Xears old.” .play too hard, and if he gets his car had hit the boy until he ard equipment. plus radios. heat- chairman Frank E. McKinney in of his song echoing through the said hiz mother, Mrs. Evelyn sick. Deloris takes him home. Total... ill ags3 felt a slight joit. Mr. Marsh ers and other items—except auto- washington. He will. assume his arty's national convention audi- Weddle 1085 Windemere St They watch television to- ! pr stopped his car and found the matic transmissions and air con- pew duties there next week. pary / ; . yo There have heen some estimates poy and his wrecked bicycle in ditioning units — which are on tortom in First Baptist Church, But Jeffy is a lucky little hay, gether. and play “school that approximately 3000 American hs ditch in the 900 block of W. cars when sellers acquire title to In naming Mayor Bavi, Gov. Indiana nominated him and He has a true friend. She is 10- JEFF} Yas Wo id quite a Prisoners were killed by North Troy Jd m the > oe : them. 9 Schricker said he was “very JEFF has missed quite a I’ a iw : = y re. itv c gave him 38 of its 39 votes, thus ___ - - bit ‘of school because. like most Korean Reds before the Chinese : ite Fixed charges listed in the new proud” of the opportunity to make \ x Md Us I : . According to depuiy sheriffs : the appointment.

assyring him the nomination as ; tered t : Col. E children suffering diabetes. the entered the war. Col. Hanley = “y eos driving about 40 [eSUlation may be added to the ..r qm proud of Mayor Bayt's

a darkhorse candidate over Dr. said the North K s 4 ddi- : Enoch Arden Holtwick, history Hunter Bags amount of sugar in his blood 8'¢ 138 TOT oreans In A400 mph. Both he and the boy were legal ceiling to provide for auto-' youd during. the § he has

. * 3 . fluctuates sharply. When ft tion. had murdered 147 Ameri- © . 4 matic drives and air conditioning » prafessar St Greenville, 1. Col Quail and Rabbit | drops too low Ph. goes inta CAR prisoners since Red China going west on Troy. nits. Beas iw otfies, ine oo ig gaia. lege. a shock and must be hospital. entered the war. In Tth Grade The new price ceilings ranged _ t yt 18 ga a he Wins an 1st Ballot | i ; Not Authorized Kenneth was a seventh grader from $60 for a 1940 American oo jan man. recei The colorful entertainer won on I he o ized . Antharie ; recommendations from hundreds n ballot 74 ; i But Jeffy likes school and An informed source here said ID the Bluff Ave. School. Bantam to $5050 for a Chrysler of citizens in Mavor Bayt's bethe first 8171 10 11 over Mr. TWO AT one shot. makes good grades. When Gen. Ridgway neither authorized He worked after school for a 1951 Limousine 8. half.” . . Mr. Hambl ative nf Abilene, Thats the hunting boast’ af lllness forces a short vacation. nor planned publication of Col. gardener and was cycling Rome, Can Get More on Trade Mayor Bayt will have served as es i, Nh Abilene. ad Obery. 32 8. Butler Ave. Deloris visits him and telis of Hanleys estimates for any pro- about 1'; miles away, The gar- : ; alive ind : 5 Tex., lives in Arcadia. Cal wa Ir deo ¥i : .__ dener gave him the bik bout ‘> ‘used-car owner legally can acting Mayor one year and 12 Sr. Hamblen’ 4 was {op ‘alesman for General Baking Co. her school day. paganda purpose. The question dener gave him the BIKE ABOUT got more than the ceiling price days when he leaves office. He > a BY yacor Shy °P “While hunting Monday on a Jeffy doesn't worry too much Of prisoners of war is a vital issue two. weeks ago. as a trade-in allowance on a new automatically became the chief OU the Rillily Ii Para ®n fis farm 10 miles east of Indianapo- about the things he cant do in the cease-fire talks now going Services will be held at 3 p. M. car or another second-hand car. executive Nov. 13. 1950. the day aren Jor more Shan a month, and lis. Mr. Obery raised his trusty or the things he. can't have. on at Panmunjom. Saturday at the G. H. Herrmann but cannot get more than the after Mavor Al Feeney died. ol h oh pt press. \ tgun and dispatched a quail He concentrates instead on the Col George P. Weich. public in- Funeral Home with burial In ceiling fixed on the car for which Since Mr. Bayt technically has ing by Columbia Records.’ more and a rabbit with a single shell. things he can do. He's taking formation officer at Gen. Ridg- Memorial Park. he is trading. heen serving only as acting Maythan any similar tune, : : “I was hunting for rabbit,” Mr. piano lessons now. way's headquarters, said he Besides hiz parents. he is sur- Mr DiSalle said used-car prices or, City Controller Barton Hike: . In - addition 0 his Tin-Pan oo ory <aid. “But this quail flew a planned to issue a clarification to- vived by an 18:vear-old brother. nave been edging up to the wise has been in an “acting” Alley musical background, the up, low to the ground, and I shot HIS FAMILY DOCTOR says Morrow (tonight, United States Arthur V. serving in the Navy «freeze ceilings for the past three pacity. presidential nominee once was a : | Jeffy is ‘improving constantly time) of Col. Hanley's estimates. at San Diego; a 17-year-old months. But advertisements in Council Must Act celebrated horseman owning a » 2 = and many “don'ts” will become He indicated the figures were t00 brother. Robert Fred: four =iS- washington newspapers yesterday Therefore. Mr. Barton, under string of race horses, Prohibition «AS I WALKED up to it. 1 “do's in moderation.” high because Col. Hanley had ters, Bessie Lorene 16: Irene. 11; showed that dealers were offering the law, cannot become Mayor Party afficials were quick to eX- saw a r abbit farther on, jumping Whether they do or not, ‘used maximum approximations Diana. 10; Dorothy. 4. and an 8- second - hand cars far cheaper automatically. The law provides plain. however, he sold his race straight up and down, two or Deloris will be there to help. rather than an evaluated total. vear-old brother, Billy. than the new ceilings—as much as the City Council must fill the vahorses vears ago three feet in the air. IT was so This week, Indianapolis phy- “For instance.™ he zaid. “a re- His father is a trucker for the $500 less in many instanges. cancy in this instance. Wears Cowboy Outfit jumbfounded I didn’t even shoot. sicians are taking part” in the port may come in of ‘about’ 200 Indianapolis Paint & Color Co. The new regulation sets precise Mavor Bayt was defeated for o \ A When I ran up found 1 had fourth annual diabetes detec- prisoners being killed. This may limits.on how much a dealer i Mavor in the City election last aAmpaign ctures show Mr ‘ yg oo + ir ir a ’ * 1 a “ A = ‘ v. oari emer: v ACA 3 : F: . iki ; Hana mn h iat shot that I abbit right in the side tion drive, They Are looking be Rnywhere from > to } ) per cent individual can charge for every week after a vigorous campaign Fe a iy a ) the head. I hollered back to 2 estimated 6000 persons Of - I you Add a jot of these ap-' g body style line or series of each based upon his record in office for Wn : eh : a a the fellow 1 was with: in Marion County who are suf- proximations togeiner your final ey eC e make of used passenger car made the last vear sories ® mater excep or ¢ “Did vou see that? fering from diabetes but. un- figure will he way of rom 1940 through 1951. For carz Judge C lark was elected by a traditional holster and gun : And he velled : like Jeffy, are not aware of it Van Fleet Silent nlder than 1940 vintage. the 1940 13.600-vote majority in the Rene Hamblen Was not. presen Fes I saw 3 but Ja < ot orem -——— (Col. Welch said he received a e ay’ ceilings prevail publican Party's campaign on naat the time of his nomination. tell about it hev'll wonder what auery Q 3 . . tional issues against the DemoAlthough he was in Indianapolis we've heen drinking." " Too Doe: ? 3 ery in September from Col. 3 Regions Set Up cratic T ga inistration M : Aor La tr : ggy Kenneth L.. Booth. public informa- HOLLYWOOD. Nev. 13 The order alse-sets up three © FUMan sdminisirano 2 a. Ce pm g BOSTON, Nov. 15 (UP) tion officer at Eighth Army Head- UP) — Newlyweds Frank geographic regions with separate oe SanrieRer HAY IeO ore Judge Joseph Howard pas Ac Tabernacle . | ar s 1 E tz ’ . no 0 18 $ - ——— a — WR is abe ace Navy Gives Long Yule After a month's search. Sua ters in Korea; on he advisa- Sinatra ‘and Ava Gardner ceilings for each. superseding the four men; 0 make be Re a ' 8 OF 1% t . the Boston University lity of releasing the afrocity cettiod Brvorn | ik hay old system under which dealers YT City to keep an anti-liquor radio Leaves to Gobs in U.S. placement service reported Bory, . settled down RY oid were permitted to charge the top _ He win Bg irl a Republican uss Suspect nd program engagement WASHINGTON. Nov. 15 «UP) - today it couldn't find a stu- Col. Welch said he gave Booth nome alter a Meribel Wf price in whatever “guide book" puriconh ‘8 SHEE COX SOC Plan to S o Gerald Overholt. Houston. Tex Tie Navy gave & Chrismas dent to Ail the lob of walk. an approval in principle. but rom ! ew _ York during they happened to use. Municipal Court 4 term expires 0 RY u've was elected national chairman of oo 40a th 60.000 men . ing a dog one hour a dav. asked that he be kept informed of wie: they "necked sli the Region “A.” in which the new Des. 55 1952. Rhe exney Jeapnoit PARIS. Nov. 15 (UP)—A. M., the party. i of 3 . . - . *. developments. He said that was WAY : ceilings enerally will be the SIROLPatit Jucse Josep Markey sky 1 - tl Mr. Overholt was named for a mas of us ira ning Schools 1 the ‘ a. : the last he heard of the atrocity The crooner and his. bride es we the country, includes to. Municipal Court 1 (civil cases) Baranovsky. delegate of the So. nt .- four-year term in a meeting of Uuiter States shore leave’ from LOCAL TEMPERATURES story until it was published and of a week flew back to Sim Indiana. % il '°® or name a Democratic lawyer to Viet Ukrainian Republic in the y J . ec. 22 to Jan. 6. x ? " g i . \ " ; S : i % y . 6a m.. 45 10 a. m... 53 broadcast land last night to announ replace him. Uni Iatinme : : g t r0 ttee short! m . Rk ate’ Yasue. to Fh cee WW SR, nia ws : nited Nations, menti - - the: Sationa) Sommiltes Shorty The bluejackets’ leave is four 5 4 m... 44 11 a.m... 356 they are “very happy.” The Indianapolis Bar Associa- risched- Associated tioned im : Pefore the no in pi days longer than the holiday am... 44 12 (Noon) 36 EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUAR- Mr. Sinatra said they had H els od tion is taking a straw vote poll hint oe at hd cora. An since last July. 8 planned for soldiers. The Army gy 5 m... 48 1 p. m... 37 TERS, Korea, Nov. 15 (UP)_-B- 13 “terrible” flight from New ounae among its members on their choice - oral Oatis I> « ain Si a ot tee olf has announced that it will suspend —— 29 Superfortresses bombed two York because of strong NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 15 of GOP lawyers to succeed Judge day in General Assembly debate. : or na on i a i= cgntinental training. activities Latest humidity ....... 50% Communist airfields nearing com- head winds UP Margaret Truman is Clark. The poll also asked mem- ~The real purpose of the joint or “Rules nN Ch e Shes from Dee, 20 lo Jan, 2 . pletion in northwest Korea today, But a fellow-passenger allergic to animals, mostly bers 10 designate "ves or no" re- propuossis Of. the ‘United ; States, dan, u gh, 1! . Low vi R al I'he Marine ( orps was expected but rain brought ground activity confided that they “necked elephants. although she garding Judge Markey's reap- Great Britain and France on disman; Dr. Thomas E. Boorde to announce a holiday program DOUBLE-TAKE farther south simost to a stand all the way.” doesn't’ care for donkevs pointment. armament is to collect secret ifWashington, D. ( . treasurer and soon for its trainees The Air still : : either. 10 Being Considered telligence data. just as William Albert J. Crispell, Noxen, Pa, Force said its program will be By BOB BARNES ” The secre x 34 The association circular listed Oatis did on Czechoslovakia,” Mr, secretary, similar to the Army's | : Te Secret rane ast 10 GOP lawvers “who are "under ‘Baranovsky =aid p—— - a — i ui— - a y On y Way H Stor y Ii igh } Rex. he New Or- consideration or desire to be con- — | " ( ) { )t y sans ua torium was sidered” for Judge Cc lark’ * court. Modern Minute Women— (A Edi *t gle ar oa of FeAl dogs They are John Xx. Carson, Addi- 33 In Truck Drown orses and elephants while son M. Dowling. Glenn W. Funk.| MILAN, Italy, Nov. 15 (U n amb a on J ng. Gienn . un 3 JAN, Ital Nov. 15 (UP)-e 450 Pledges of Blood | itoria ) Margaret sang Frank X. Haupt. Rufus C. Kuv- A truck loaded with flood eft. | IS ridiculous to continue the pretense of truce talks The animals belonged tn ‘Kendall Leroy K. New, Harry FE. gees: was swept away in fhe Eby i the Shrine Cirens. A Secret. Riddell, Cecil Tavlor, J. Raymond raging waters of the Pn River Needed for To (o) with- a barbaric enemy who has slaughtered 2660 Serviceman gasped when he Tindall and Weslev T, Wilson todav and 33 Parsans drowned. { Nn rrow prisoners of war, faw them - ———— ' ; ; : ‘St Hergic te " * i (S50 vidnee sre needed t We know now we are facing bestial, subnormal foes 570% EL a Conadions Sam More New Exemptions or an 4. edges are nee omorrow ’3 : + 1e . : ’ AWA, rio, N 3 re plecg e morrow wholly incapable of observing any conventions, agreements ager Bill Coke : VA. Ontania, Nov, 13 » “ . . Rr -~ r Bill Ker ~ fF 4 morning to fill the Blood Center to capacity this | : ft ; . {UP)--QOver 97 per cent of the n Home Buying ? oh ; : or precepts in the name of humanity. Mr. Coker had them low-income population moved out Want ta § . » month. | : a : . BY v _ f a ole ip ant te huv a better home? stol : The need is urgent. A capacity pace must | The atrocity report that came from-Korea yesterday — oooa Cit ia-A vacant on of A aM Decks! iD YAY OF Tie Wile Shor s ur « Ac st be ; ; san : : - a? : g them was his own 949, statistics p? : Jol intained if the Foal blood drive is to s d is appalling. It indicts the Chinese and.North Korean Com- dog. Harry. named for today. Only 5450 were listed as present home need no longer t : i AE 1 Oh or 8 : Stee munist punpets of Stalin as bevond the pale—and to attempt President Truman. There less Sha $1000 in 19490. ° Rol vou up: For details about oal for this mon 18 ifesaving pints. must . 4 ¥ hi : in ere were 1 1.610 in 1948, e new tax exemptions ea be met elf vou robbers think T'm payin to meet them on any ordinary level of negotiations is crim- i ——it———— a reliable real estate Drokss. hono- : I Georgia St. cz TEN BUCKS for just a little motor ing] folly, The vast majority of the rep The Center, 18 W. Georgia St., can be reached u're. NUTS! ‘ . 3 : putable "brokers place their ! tune-up. y¢ It is hardly sur Vy 812.93 by calling Lincoln 1441, Call now and pledge to is hardly surprising that many Americans are call- advertising in the real estate i give a pint. : ing today for use of the atomic bomb or some of our newer pages of The Indianapolis : y or a Times. y a The dates and number of donors needed are: A-weapons in Korea. But that decision, we believe, should A double shooting climaxed a husband-wife fight h bot - NIC : i ili , ; | -wite fi “hes iun spe Jou Sy an be made on the basis of the military's recommendations. S Pri ner CHARMING 4.BEDROOM exclusively. 2 to 8 a1 d | . : Tenants Housing has closed up shop ..............oiiiiin. 3 story frame Jong Hvine Tn. wih y — J _ only $12.95 Nov. 19—Hours, 2 to 8 p. m. onors needed. y THIS MUCH . c gan. A pretty |7.year-old girl acrobat Rous to her death in a circus fireplace. lovely dining rm. nies oh 2 11 n d $ CH we can be sure of: There is only one way kitchen and brkfst. rm. snclosed ches to any Nov. 20—Hours, a-m-3 p. m—7 onors to end the wholesale massacres of helpl i d act at Baltimore ...........civ vi vin inna snnnininians Q rear pofeh. full bemt. new ofl heat. ( ( $ |§ "QF Ss Pris 8 ing plant: exc. loeats needed. d civili That is. t it pull pless prisoners and ,gisna University can't out bid most big-time colleges for football a HAYNES me TY KERVICE unarm cv 8. 8. H o ~ 8 § ore is a iftler i Rerviee™ 0.8: Pu. Oh Nov. 23—Hours, 2 to 8 p. m.—156 donors needed. na ] e ] Han at 15 ; 0-qui pu Ing out punches, stop player, says Jimmie Angelopolous ........cviiiininien.. 28 Gt. Ee Evanson " alan Nov. 27—Hours, 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.—166 HORS fighting this senseless “limited war,” hit them with all we Oth Feat Above is an ad trom the — , . —hv iii T35a : i : * LJ b aseded have and get a decisive military victory as quickly as pos- A ef Pecriures: ; many hundreds of home vale ' \ ; . ¢ an sible Amusements ...... 1 Robert Ruark ...... a3 ‘nes offered in today’s Times . { 8 : Crossword ..ivesvis 42 - Fi SOvola Louvain 23 ¥ 4 : ! " : " ee ~ m this wide selee CEVISION YOU must be there tn fill these dates. Then, and then only, can we achieve the “day of reck- Editorials .........0 24 Sports .....vuvsinn 28 t0- 31 sure to ciustivs Yun : » » 1 * . a 3 » : a Don't turn your back on a wounded soldier. oning!’ that surely must come for those Communist leaders Hata Hartley .......000 2 Kan Wilson prune > thy of your personal inspes. yo Onl LI-1441 and pledge a pint Ly blood, responsible for this wanten slaughtey, ne | Radio, Television ... £0 What Goes On Here. 2