Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1951 — Page 1

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62d YEAR—NUMBER 265

Indianapolis, Indiana, Issued Daily,

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1951

ii “ 60c to *1 Cut

Possible in ] Phone Rates

Bell Boost Is Wiped OutbyPSC

By JOHN V, WILSON

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The Times Opens lis Clothe-A-Child Drive

Today is a.day of Thanksgiving $84,157.76 into Clothe-A-Child aid.

: {for Indianapolis’ needy children. Despite that record-breaking : "es . ‘| It won't be long now until their year, there still wasn’t enough Your home phone bills may ws shivering bodies will be outfitted money to clothe all the under- he slashed 60 cents to 81 a ' with new, warm clothing provided privileged children who pleaded, 5 Tn’ print : {by YOU — the public—through for help month. : But don t count on it En i funds contributed to The Times, The Times Clothe-A - Child right away. |Clothe-A-Child. faces another tremendous task! The reduction was in prospect

s. Knox counts new blessings each ma: 8% ] { This Thanksgiving dav marks this year. ! SS . Stats : R. lthe start of the 22d year of The Its headquarters opens tomor- today In Slais Times Clothe-A-Child . . . the one row at No. 20 W. Maryland St. Public Service Commisison order | Christmas service to which the You can help in this big job wiping out a rate . hike granted ineedy children of Indianapolis by sending a contribution NOW Indiana Bell Telephone Co. last look for warm clothing. : _ to Clothe-A-Child, Indianapo- Spring. | How soon these unfortunatesylis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. In a surprise move late yesterIwill be clothed, depends upon the If you wish to take a needy day, the PSC rescinded its courtgenerosity of Indianapolis resi- ~hild—or any number of Clothe- contested order limiting the utility dents. A-Child children—to the stores 10 2 $730,000 a year rate increase. : Last year, because the public to shop, telephone The Times, At the same time, a Nov. 30 Istarted giving early a record- PLaza 5551, and an appointment hearing was set on Bell's bid to {breaking 2750 needy children were will be made at your convenience. up rates $10.1 million a year. {outfitted through The Times, Make it a happier Thanks-| Utility to Resist

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| KEY WEST, Fla., Nov. 22 (UP) course, has the right to cancel its _ President Truman, his wife and order, but it is difficult to underseveral guests sit down today to/stand how PSC expects to dispose the traditional Thanksgiving tur- of our appeal from an order

! 1 ne you'll be i : pg he vacation White w . t be expert ! Dismissal of burglary charges Rey dinner at the vacation ite which we Dave shows 8 si ak i . : ouse. . ossly inadequate by rescinding " iby the prosecutor's office to ow . dei gr a {b) he p i c all Navy Filipino mess cooks pre- that order and thereby allowing six youths to enter military serv- pared "a menu which included a us nothing at all.” TH 7 P. M. i lice was under attack today from cocktail of South Florida shrimp, The PSC action thus set wp i recruiting officers here. roast turkey and dressing, greenianother court battle in the en- : 7 peas and sweet potatoes, pine-iagain, off-again rate case which Ss 8 A J Recruiters barred tne six rom 11 “doa coinge cheese sala. has been, fought out before i feials ‘were A b ; plum pudding and demi-tasse. Marion County Circuit Court FR. 2565 ! aT rogulations about" mn." president's honor guest|Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe since . ’ x 2 : we iwas U. S. Supreme Court Justice May. i | Indictments against the six,!Fred M. Vinson, who flew here] The commission's order also — {who police said admitted, a gas from Washington yesterday with canceled the $72 million temstation burglary, were dropped Mr. Truman. {porary increase approved by HAPPY HOUSEWIFE {by Deputy Prosecutor Palmer] Margaret Truman is now on a Judge Claycombe last June. i Ss ; K. Ward, Tuesday in Criminal concert tour, but will join her| 2 rything (WF donated ic , ? Rates Go Back 1 \ aonat {Court .1. mother and father here sometime; At that time, Mr. Ward said next week. PSC Cnairmal Hugh vy Ab. ) xvas : his action was to allow the six! The weatherman forecast balmy pett said state laws provide tha i By DONNA MIKELS NEW FURNITURE “People sent every- g i t 1 be dis- ! : 3 - yy . : to enter the Army. He also said temperatures, with a high of be- the court appeal case J . This isn’t a story, thing. We Eo 3 HVINE oom suite, two bedroom . the prosecuting witness tatled to fo. 7s and 80, ot cloudy missed and Indiana Bell's rates ’ : ; suites, an almost new kitchen stove, and even a ; ales esi Y eft back to the level set Sept. : : . r t . sk ssibly a few light reve ac P It 5 really a letter—a reply to the invalid washing machine. With the exception of tables appear at the trial skies and possibly ght, ho didn’ h h h t 32 p at Oy . ; showers for Key West. 5, 1850. who didn’t sign her name when she sent . and chairs, they furnished the« whole house. | ‘Not Correction Institutions’ ~ : Mr. Abbett cited laws saying saved by going six weeks without candy or cig- People sent dishes, curtains and towels, and one jew | once PSC rescinds an order sub- . ’ hat? { “The armed forces are not cor- oer “ ur p 0 S arets to help the burned-out Ernest Knox family. “oman = " sent 24 Hon. Whats mere, it was rection institutions and we cannot ruman 's |ject to court action, then “the = " , . all in good condition. People just didn't send i Yo Ae {court shall dismiss the action.” It will be nice to read in your paper that castoffs. It’s more than we ever hoped for.” aceept men like that,” recruiing Judge Claycombe replied the WITH THE 1 RINF these people are back in a home of their own by eS oEicers said in a letter to the court J 3 $ ! alk | P 7—Col. 1 5 "HE 1ST MARINE : ’" : : " te : y _____By United Press 2 and Prosecutor’s office yesterday. | Continued on Page DIVISION IN KOREA, Nov. 22 Christmas, the invalid wrote. Ten all the NEW CLOTHES . . . The Times office, as well PANMUNJOM, Korea, Nov. 221" ype Army's high moral and an. oO | ‘ (UP)—Marine helicopter pilots people who helped make it possible can sit bock as the Knox home. was snowed Under With boxes Allied and Communist negotia- .paracter standards cannot be . i v I I ith boxes : t i ; and say, ‘Thank God | helped those unfortunate tors agreed today on all but one " : i braved free zing rains today to ay, pi Pp u of new and used clothing to outfit everyone from point of the “truce by Christmas waived. the letter stated. Tt 0 urc D bl T k deliver 7102 pounds of Thanks- | people . . . ttle Sandra to Mr. Knox himself, * rae ® Simas quoted regulations. which bar ac- oubie-i ake giving turkey with trimmings little Sandra to Mr. Knox himself, “from the plan” and ordered their staff Of- ceptanc » of men released 1 By United Press . re aE . cle tr ayvsd mere + ay ro Cay tance of en released WV & i ee 3% MT ecs o> - r 2 NE to the Leathernecks fighting on Bs INVALID: Kl IX ut : See's o begin marking on ai... in such a situation WASHINGTON, Nov. 22—Pres- By BOB BARNES a for-shrouded mountain. The YOU DON'T have to wait until Chris ~ Joxes came from stores from little towns large-scale map the line on which > y. ss} ar sss ont Truman and British Prime ha even carried trays for . . . vou can add that thanks to your Thank all around here, from’ Ayres’, Block's and Was- the shooting could stop in Korea. Toil Yan) Said oes he would ent un Chureliiil are sl the food. giving prayer today. son's, and from as far away as Kentucky,” re- Two staff officers of each side Prose ‘ar Fai hild op with Minister In on or {PAYMASTER Because. of you—and dozens of others like counted the mother. “What didn't fit I'm send- Will begin the task tomorrow. . eu AlN I eiore tak planning to begin their conferA + By Enited Press vou—the family wiped out by fire a few weeks Ing ;o give to other families that were burned The major decision, an indica- I EE Mr. Fairchild ences on political-military stratemericans paused to give, hack can sit down today to a Thanksgiving din- out. I know how much it-means.” “ tion that the drawn-out negotia- = ? : In r orca a k ry IQ} Ic prt ba ol hE RB : Hp d iti RB nors blan v here on Jan. 3, it was learned thanks today like the Pilgrim! ner and read off a roll. call of blessings which Sa» tions may be nearing an end, left Recruiting officers planned to & , fathers did 330 years and: eight| nrohably makes them Indiana's “Thanksgiving A NEW BANK ACCOUNT... “People gave only one hurdle in agreeing upon fneet with officials of ine Prosecu- logay wars ago. ; | Family of 1951.” us 30 much in household d ity a buffer zone-—what to do about a tor's office and the two criminal Agreement has been reached on American GIs in Korea were It was just two Thursdays ago today that HE goods that we could [truce line'if an armistice is not!COUrts .tomarrow to explain the that date, informed sources said, given all the turkey they could! The Times earried the story of a sudden fire put almost every. penny of the money that was reached in 30 days. ! military regulations following a round of recent cables eat. but many of them had to! which wiped out the home Ernest -and Berna- Sent in a savings account, We have almost $275 A United, Nations plan sug- Surprised Deputies between Washington and London. take time ont to beat off a Com-| dine Knox had scrimped to buy. Clothes, fur- ' to start toward a home of our own again gested that if there is no armistice . The British leader plans to stay munist attack during their dinner.| nishings, personal belongings all went up in We didn’t even bh 4 ne A a, . within 30 days, ‘a ‘new provisional Dismissal of the charges nearly a week for talks with Mr. i ev av buy 3 v : ainst roti hs shEarisen shop an fan= ~ On the.home front, the nation! flames. When firemen cooled the ruins they could manv boZes of 1 RVe {0 ok t e gol 50 military demarcation line” should Ruin: . the youths sur ised sher- Truman, state and defense of was promised a pleasant day with, save only a charred Bible. 1.2 to Our Thanksgivin Bot cabinelS ne get up on the basis of existing: 8 deputies who investigated the ficials. warm temperatures and clear > . full. Our Thanksgiving dinneg itself will come |.ontact. heti®en the opposing burglary fan. 2. Oné deputy.said © American officials are still in I § res an ! & > de meatier = cade of Ai A 5 B Yt ac piween the ) sir is ¢ . AMmMerice ii ais 1 : skies. Only in the northern mid-| 2 3 4 from tose very boxes that kind people brought.” ¢orces at that time. the--youths@confessed-after—they the dark on precise matters-Mr: ¥ west was any snow forecast. | TODAY. THAT charred Bible rests in a new These are but a few of the material. things The Red Plan calls for a re- Continued on Page 7—Col. 4 Churchill wants to talk about. The customary mass exodus to! home in Bethany Park near Brooklyn, Ind that a ‘warm-hearted city and state poured on vision of the line in such a case m— The conferences are expected 4 However she does get on the country and homes of friends The very table it rests on, the home it now a less fortunate. The letter this answers is but but agreed the new cease-fire line T R b S to center on Mr. Churchill's ideas har allowance.” was evident in heavy highway, blesses, every furnishing in the house a1] One written offering material aid and prayers. [should be the line of contact be- eeners ° tore about a Big Four meeting with rail, bus and airline traffic > are there because people like you still believe “> tween the forces. Two teen-agers who ordered a Soviet Premier Josef Stalin, crePeliver Bird and practice the words on those charred pages LIKE THE little boy 4 years old who seht $} The Communists counter-plan bottle of whisky then threatened ation of-- new and permanent ve rds "v e know the meaning of Thanksgiving to- “tn the family that had. everything burnt” and on that point, offered at this after- a store clerk with a revolver last American - British co - ordinating Helicopters delivered turkeys to Sy anyone sa hx as she put PS'd: “Mom and pop want to send a dollar to.” | Continued on Page 7—Col. 2 Bigh i with $30 to 0 BTONP Blam i igri ichting Wen 0 ra rt - { 1 ¢ ome rented : § n fron he cash register of role in future 104 pPrations American iy Ri 1 x Heat | with donated money “We have so much to Like the elderly widow who wrote from a hos- : as > the a Tr it ny? ong 7 4 and “grand strategy” on the poli ak and Bloody Ridge as Gen : os E mn = vospits o 8 i the rrdliton Li Store, 724 and rand strategy ) i= Matthew B. Ridgway wvitad all thank evervone for that we can't even put it in ho pital bed to send a 51 il Ls Times Index E. 10th St tical and military fronts throughUnited Nations forces in Korea to words. We can only add it to our prayers o SHIRE te woman who sent her prayers and a Amusements ovis 24 out the world hota ay . in » y y : £50 check. Sek - - : : olin” fh thanks.” » Here, in Mrs, Knox's own words, are just : , are NH , A 3 Crossword ..cocoeennnens 31 : Britain's strained economic posi- : Gen. Ridgway told the troops few of the things which the family “left with You . .. and the othe rs like you . . . gave all EQHOrIEIS +.vivivinreraa 26 Death Takes Its Time tion will be discussed. to be ‘thankful for the “op ortu nothing". has to be thankful for: those “news” which the Knox family will men- Movies ..cocvnrnarssrsons 34 SALEM, N. J. Nov, 22 (UP No final arrangements have nity given us of meeting re as o> » & tion in its Thanksgiving prayers today. But you Radio, Television s.evvuss 40 Dr. George C. Lippincott, given been made on the possibility of Mr, men, the challenge of barbarism Eo . > : Rave a more important new . . . one that will Robert RUAZK vaviavnrs . 25 but a short time to live when he Churchill appearing before Cononce before overcome by the Pil- A NEW HOME . .., “A woman read our last many Thanksgivings, the one Mrs. Knox EQ SaVOIR .ccovesnscnrie 25 was. medically discharged from gress. Diplomatic informants said grim settlers of Massachusetts.” story and ¢miled us about this house when we mentioned as she said: Shorts .....sveesses «+ 38,39 the U. 8. Navy in 1886, died at time might not be found for him “My prayers and my thanks were about to give up. The landlady rented to “We lost everything and we were about to Ear] WHson ...cc.avssrees 25 |his home here yesterday. He was to address Congress, but they | y us, even though we have three children, It's a give up. But these people gave us what we WOMEN'S ..covccserns . 20.31 101, Dr. Lippincott served as a added he was sure to make at Continued on Page 7--Col. ‘4 | wonderful house, better than the one we lost.” needed most . . . new hope. What Goes On Here ..... 37 |navy physician from 1875 to 1856. least one public address. o y ome and Get It'— s n = Frosty Air And Cider Put Tinge In An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving Feast By HAROLD HARTLEY horse's feet clop-clop, as on a wisecrack. Another winks, & IT USED TO BE second. And the dressing you weren't white icing, and shredded coco- pie, a huge slab, with gravy on Ing. And he says, “Better get In (Coxe WITH ME to a brick. Not much concrete then, hint that the &tuff is potent. table for the children, but the so fond of that. You couldn't nut which the women bought it, insisted it was good. How the house for supper.” Thanksgiving dinner LE 4 But you don't want cider, It's mothers objected. “No reason ‘tell what was in it. But mounds: from the Jewel Tea man who he stayed thin nobody knew, Not much. It's what's left, . Bundle up, There'll be frost YOu Go IN, last, peeping “too bitey” or too sour.” And they shouldn't sit with the of mashed potatoes melted came around in his wagon, for after the pumpkin pie, and and most of the men have in the air. Your breath will be get Jour Knitted muffler, and. you Keep your wraps on. grown-ups, they d say, “they're away, like the snow they re- AND IN C REWEEN the lav cake. he took on a quarter ‘of snoazed the afternoon away” in a white plume, . Co or 4) eRp Jour mother Then someone says, “I think our children. sembled. : = - "what v fon Ne De a mince pie, and strained a rockers, or have taken a walk For this dinner, dig up an Rat v PUL ed Cown over your they're out in the barn.” He You re biggest interest Was The table cloth was red. es RS A a little Drown, third fup of coffee through a for fresh air to get away rom old. old calen- ware. means the other kids. That's which piece of the bird you got. And the women stuck pretty : . Se Atanas, 2 it Jo Tow, thick, black luxuriant mustache, the cigar and pipe smoke. y 5 . \ TF ‘ , < : swe 8 { ste, i ’ dar, for we're 8 women come out of the (here you head for. You hated necks and wings, close to the kitchen, taking Y . oS At Chairs moved back, and the In the evening, it's a snack. going tar Kitchen "My, oh my. ihwy say, a ds an ho lash piece over the turns aating then oreo Il ar: The cake had hardly beh made » run to get out Nobody eats much. Theyre still across the You here already?" . They've : 18 IN ) fence. other dish, cut when the pies appeared, : drousy. You're tired, and so are fields of time, . Deen prettied, but the steam of THE HAY 1S IN. And theyre And sometimes when the x = thick, rich pumpkin, lots of of the house, “Bundle up,” Your ns mothers : elds © e, § , y A . : inca vii ha » ‘ “ Brt ue pre- the kitchen is beginning to In the a Some Ae en plate got to you that's all timt = THE MEN BRAGGED about cream, and mince right out of nother said, “you'll catch your 3 HN pared to RO streak the patting of powder on mone i gn the a ry was left, and you squirmed and ‘the food, and winked at their andar joke about the death of cold.” And sometimes SO BACK INTO the buggy, early. Your their kind faces, blr r 8 said, “I don’t ‘want any. I'lilke flattery. Today they don’t =~ : I h ih you aud, and down thé hard mud lane mother is go- THEY WIPE thei wv : potatoes better.” But it didn't Wink, they play it straight-face re Wad in ‘Jt was usally Back to the barn, and out to with horse blankets pulled : KE their hands on Then you go to see the cows, work. and expect the women to swal- =" OF nf Uncle Lew - - Pasture to see the sheep huddled = around your chin. ’ .in a fence corner, their backs You overhear a little gossip

ing to help in the kitchen, It's down the lane, at Grand-_ pa Jim's, off

aprons, They're glad to see vou, but they're busy. You can see a trace of anxiety over the dinner in their eyes. The meh unwrap slowly, and

but your favorite is “Old Nell,” the mare, whose fur is already thickening into a shaggy winter coat. ' And before you know .it,

” » " YOU GOT THE NECK, or the other piece anyway. And the other kids giggled at you, the little fiends. Then they got

low every word. Then came the cakes, not one but three or four. There was competition, each mother trying to outdo the other. And

who went to church three times each Sunday. He fought whisky all his life and lived well into his 90's.

to the wind.

” rr ” THEN, AS IT MUST, night falls, And you see your grand-

picked up during the day. But you drop off to sleep. The stars are out and the moon is silver bright on the bare flelds. Then

Mr, Hartley * x ® the main road. force conversation. The cider is there's someone at’ the door the same pieces, and you felt do you remember the four lay WHILE UNCLE LEW hated father com out to the barn ou're hol , - by me, That's frozen mud, too, And the brought in. And someone drops yelling to come and eat, better, giggled right back, er yellow mix with waves of whisky, he went for pumpkin with his oir oy to do the feed- y Like it? I did, too. x iy v 2 ] | d Y . a £7 * | : i - : 1 : = . 7 _ : An > : a= = 3 4 i y ge : : : ;