Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1951 — Page 3

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-Entire cities oy NE RRIMAN SMITH p Fy bi Yeas ite House Reparter By United Presa so | a, KEY WEST, Fla., Nov. 17 OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. 17—Two ‘ees were flee- Another administration re-| chartered transport planes colPo and other © c uest for new taxes was in the lided in the air today. killing y's disastrous making tonight as President three crew members &nd raining | v Truman worked on detailed ftaming debris on two automo- |

of Adria, a budget estimates for the next fiscal year, Budget Director Frederick J.

biles and a truck carrying 10

as warned -to children. Eight of the children

| | st of the 40.- Lawton flew back to Washington were burned, none seriously. | 7 Rovigo were with a briefcase full of budget The crew members were killed | crests burst details which he and the Presi- when their Overseas National the Po and dent worked on .in. a two-hour Airlines’ DC-4 crashed and exnd swirled conference at the winter White ploded. The rudder of the other s of the-two House, plane, a DC-4 owned by Califor- .

nia Eastern Airways, was sheared off by the accident, but it -managed to lahd safely at San Francisco.

Loathe to Talk

nounced Sunt The President's staff was underen 210. as standably reluctant to talk about

ere discovered the budget in! dollars-and-cents

rned that the irate : ® : LP dine ; : 1 i 7 figures when many of the totals Each plane was on a rou : | Anyone caught remain to be determined. But training flight with a crew of HUNTING A HUNTER—More than 100 officers and volunhouses. to 90 they said there was no doubt that FIRED AND FURIOUS T. Laman Caudle blames three and no passengers. teers combed a woods northeast of the city three hours last night ou + via Te “ie

Mr. Truman would have to ask go. dae for his ouster The Overseas National plane for a missing Indianapolis hunter, Earl Huskey, But he had walked

Congress again for a whopping exploded in a field near the Oak- | miles to his home; 923 N. Alabama St. tax bill. land Airport.” Flaming debris |

a, in Southern . is 0 a biles | Mr. Truman last vear asked demolished the two automob ; h to eight pas- $10 Silas a ast Seer Seasd U. S. {to Open Doors on a nearby highway but their FJoover Turns Left Attack on Newsman | t bb ‘ 3 1 1 : 1

to 20 others, he would ask an additional $6

hree occupants managed to Brings $16 Fine us expected 10 : billion later. He dropped the ad escape injury. : (In Car), Meets gs Tr We RFs awe when Teponts ditional request and even then. aX pureqQu ro e he truckload of children, ; PORTAGE, Wis, Nov, 17 (UP) other flooded Be Tax ic f: ge from 3 to 13 years Franklin D. (No ‘R ) A junk yard operator charged ’ 1d

train plunged akened bridge

got only £5691,000,000 ging in aj ’ CHOIR an. . fevenue. Thus he faced no ct By Uniies Press were a YMCA outing group with roughing. uy a newsman

i - x . : iy ; a nicl Herbert Hoover was arrested j¢tampnting to ta a photograph ral vig Jopuia but to ask for billions more in Ww ASHINGTON, Nov. {~ ~The firing of the govern- Hiding IS the open bed ot Dion here vesterdayv because he turned ple ad ted ‘guilt yt Ee ault and a » . wr 5 "gd AR pfonce 0sts con . o . up ruc for a i1our of aK n ay . = yh : . e 0 8 1 na 1 few families Rew 1axes 3s defense costs con- ment's top tax attorney So the Justice ’ Deparipient’s £ zirvort left. That crashed him into tery here yesterday and was fined ! ue ‘to climb . . i ; rank] N els : r the govern- Quiet Week-end entire tax division under Congressional investigation today A section of the plane's wing Franklin D Hooves. 32. of 2043 316. a ! nt evacuation ’ dul peic-ent amid reports that President T I dered 2 h bounced onto the open truck as TSTDeIt J. HOOVEL Je, 0 031 Bernard Samuels, co-owner of night. Meantime, the White House 8 u repo; {s tha resiaen ruman has ordered a house- ,, == ci oqen scream ed and N. Pater Ave, Ws wrving on a Junk yard, made the plea best through the + . staff and particularly the re- cleaning of the whole federal = Terres — ducked. S. th St urned left toward fore Justice Frank Ladenberger. CO a : porters accompanying Mr. Tru- gepvice go ~whether or not their activ- Peter Parr 12. threw his 3. Broadway. His car crashed into Similar charges against Thomas t through the man looked forward hopetully 10: Chairman Cecil R. King (D Ries are Ulegai. ; vear-old brother to the floor of & motorcycle driven by Patrolman Samuels, his brother, were a relatively quiet week-end. Th IalIfah Yeoh oh 0g ~~ In firing Mr. Caudle, the Press the truck bed and shielded him Franklin D. Waters, who was dropped. so-called “vacati turned out to Cal of the House Ways and ident said he knew of no illegal with his body. The Parr boys Passing Hoover's car while Stanley Buckles. city editor of be a redhot week as far as work Means sub-committee which has action by the attorney. He said were the only ones in the group chasing a speeder. the Portage Daily Register, and news was concerned. been digging into the national tax Mr, Caudle's outside activities who escaped injury. Officer Waters, 34. was released charged that he was’ ‘roughed up” orma As Press Secretary Joseph andal, said public hearings into were incompatible with his fed- — from General Hospital after treat- and his camera confiscated by the Short explained between big news the conduct of the tax division eral job. That presumably re- : 'ment for bruises. brothers when he tried to take D breaks, : the only thing missing will begin here Nov. 26 ferred to a trip Mr. Caudle made Insurance Firm Hoover was charged with fail- & picture of the body of a man ue is the calling list. > Mr. King said one of the star to Europe last summer with a Plans Health Surve ure to give a hand signal, fail- Who had died on the junk yard Mr. Truman and a few staff Wit ses will be T. Lamar New Jersey wine merchant—who bh ing to give an emergency vehicle Premises. Mr. Buckles said he was members will fly back to Wash- €C e. whom President Truman paid the bills Insurance men, meeting here; right-of-way. and reckless driving. Cross the Sire from ihe yard ington next Tuesday for a speech fired yesterday as assistant at- Attorney General J. Howard, Jaunched a pioject to- comparet. TT when the bro hers took the camBervies that night by the President be- torney general in charge of the McGrath. who had given Mr. . : Ir pa Fu five Reaches End era away. It was later retrieved. Nov. 17 — fore the Women's National Demo . division. Other Justice Department Caudle a clean bill of health on the cost of “keeping well” with FUg : : i n"* can expect eratic Club H e and Mrs. Truman officials also will testify, Mr. King the trip incident, had no comment expense of “getting well.” Of a Long Run Home End Ban on Women 1 will fly back to Kev West Wednes- said on Mr. Truman's action The “ex i "wg . aM = 2 older than nor- eT A K g dne x 1 ‘thet Mr. Thome The eo en: . We Tew BOSTON. Nov. 17 (UP - AOn Streets After Dark a ¥Y mor ie adde tha Mr iruman ilv alth a e- > : : 3 . : - the “most un- ousted Mr. Caudle on the basis of Eddi Ww itk Phill fami; galth Ro the Washington State penitentiary in- MEDELLIN, Colombia, Nov. 17 ™ . na] fl Sn ry if ranc 2 c r . r” hitting the Tax Scandal Probers information supplied by the sub- ? e aitkus, nly serve Life asarahile Co. of Dal- ,..te who turned a long home run UP) eAuthoniies : epealed today] ymmittee i 1 ias lans went under way yester- a six-day-old curfew agains region and the ’ committee ir las. Plans went under way ye longer run Home was cap- : g Ohio Val To Spike Rumor “This is the first individual or st Sacker, Marries day at the second annual regional imo a longer run a '* women appearing after sundown and Q Ya WASHINGTON. Nov. 17 (UP) 4THS 28 pe rt ho rina ALBANY, N.Y. Nov. .1d (UP) meeting of the company’s district tured here today. on the street of this city of 250.-| case we've taken up in the Justice : . a 000. second iurgest in Col umbia. | . keep out the cold -—A House subcommittee investi- Department.” he said Eddie Waitkus, first baseman of managers of seven states at the Romeo A. Martin. 26. of Boston P oil C ne ue 3 1 diction of the gating tax scandals disclosed to- = a hr > : He as the Philadelphia Phillies, and Washington-Hotel. was seized on suspicion) of break- op ic indignation forced it's can- i extended fore- day it will conduct a hearing Mr. Caudle. who protested that piong Carol Webel were married] C. C. Bradley. vice president / teliation. itd at very little cost 30-day period Monday on what Chairman Cecil he was an “honest, loyal public jn Qt Patrick's Church today. home office of the company, told ng and entering. oe STO Ras ne latest ha or to mid-De- R. King (D. Cal.) has called “an S€TVant’ who had been Bred The bride, who had three at- of the firm's rise to “fourth place. Martin was playing baseball at to protect pubic OER g All : » [4 1 1 - "” 3 - » » : 3 ¥ € 8 ; organized plot” to discredit him, JUStY. struck back bitterly atthe ton4ante wore a gown of white from 427th place among insur- the Walla Walla, Wash., instituEngland, the : subcommi ttee. : i . . ! : women going to work, a movie, a| a {da can expect The closed-door hearing will be X chantilly lace and carried white ance companies of its kind. An-ition last July when he chased a dance or any other affair at night| rmal tempera- aimed at spiking what Rep. King The Washington Post quoted orchids. William Nicholson, Phil- nual premium income rose during long fly ball that went into the Se to ¢ arry a safe-conduct pass! has described as “baseless” ru- Mr. Caudle as saying that he lies outfielder, was Waitkus' best the period from $300.000 to over woods. He never returned. He while it lasted Outraged" citizens issippt it wil mors that he himself has inter- had known for a month and a man.- °* £30 millon. Mr. Bradlev said lwas doing 20 vears there for rape. called the curfew ridicuions

vened in an effort to halt prosecy- Ralf that subcommittee Counsel - : 7 5 sd

too, TI0epL In tion ‘in a tax case involving a Adrian W. DeWind was out to

ere, of course, h ¢ 1 8 Oliphan | TRENCH C i snow in the Californian: a Ban : i Pilaties Nia: : to exceed nor- Reve Bureau. i Coal Strikes Called Velde sure HOOSIER

——————— Mr. Caudle said Mr. DeWind Problem to Lewis once appeared before him to urge "| KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 17 unsuccessfully against prosecu-

(UP)-—A spokesman for southern tion of a tax case. Mr. DewWing coal mine operators says wildeat conceded that he had done so, but

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