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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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TUESDAY, NOV. 27, 1951

‘Chutes Save 16 Fliers As

Survivors Tell

Business Is Fattest ‘Santa’

By Harold Hartley

of them all is Old Man

and flight engineer landed the air Business himself.

Of Six Tense } . Ai a i safely from a crippled B-36% BE I haps Plump and red-cheeked, each year he showers down millions. of dollars worth of gifts to employees and

By United Press FT. WORTH, Tex., Nov. 27) —Sixteen airmen parachuted %® ) superbomber yesterday and = : minutes later its commander, pilot THE FATTEST SANTA runway. The plane commander, Capt. customers. ‘ Clarence F. Horton, 28, of San, And the purchasing agents, riage and buggy springs, things

Antonio, Tex., brought the mas-ipless them, sit shoulder deep like that. sive bomber down almost rou-iegch Christmas .eve in Yule| ” ” ” tinely after the crew parachuted manna from suppliers. "| BUT WHAT impressed me was from 3000 feet to easy landings in| sn» . ithe sturdiness and staying power rain-soaked pasture land 14 miles | yap AN ITCH to see what ©f W. J. Holliday & Co. It has west of here. business is giving this year. So had to jump through the hoops For six tense hours, it had been'I hustled over to see the best of °f evolution from the horse to

feared the big bomber must be them, blue-eyed Irish Honora he car, from hand tools to the ditched or crash landed. Only one O'Neill. She knows her stuff, and Machine. B-36 previously has been crash- there's plenty of it. And this is the biggest sur-

landed successfully. I found her in the gift service prise of all. It tells a lot about The “position arm pin” on the office on the fourth floor of L. 8. YOUF country and the ways of left set of wheels broke as the Ayers & Co. There she was with [ree enterprise. plane took off from Carswell Airia tight curl, a trim tailored black Force base here on the ‘routine with broad white collar and five training mission: at 9:50 a. m. ropes of pearls, and a marble today. i Indianapolis. time) Eighth Air pearl on each ear. bolts were listed‘ at £1.80 a hunForce Public Information Capt. " rr =n dred, nearly double the 97 Robert S. Anderson said. MISS O'NEILL doesn't say Charged today. The failure was discovered by how long she's been there, but It's the Big Story,” how geanners aboard the plane as it last year she said it was ‘over 20 business made more for less, so lifted from the runway. Capt. years.’ So this year it must be everybody could have more. Horton said the crew saw that “over 21 years.” And that's what the big fight's one tire on the left landing gear She lives in a Christmas shop- about now, trying to keep it that was spinning counter to the other, per's paradise, a, world of ideas, W&Y. > scraping them together. fresh, colorful and alluring. And E try to get the gear she does business with the big No Speeches up then. but called the tower and POYS. I DON'T KNOW what has hap told them we believed we had an Now I'll tell you some of the pened to public speakers.

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STEEL 1S ACTUALLY cheaper

cents

free

emergency. 1 asked them to gifts which are moving well, to = They seem to have fallen into notify Col. Thomas P. Gerrity business. Indoor - outdoor. ther- disrepute. In fact. at some meet{commander of the 11th Bomber mometers for five bucks, a spring ings, they absolutely guarantee Wing.)"” handle for beer cans, a plastic there will be no spouting from

After futile efforts to remedy ice tub which looks like a fruit the head table. the mechanical failure, Col. Ger- basket. I am looking at an invitation rity ordered the crew to bail out Lae Ee to what is called. in plain words, with the exception of Horton, Lt. BACON-AND-EGGERS, which a “Whingding.” I have been to Col. Paul R. Paskvan of La- ITY 88s in the center and cook Whingdings, and I know that

Grange, Ill. pilot, and 1st Lt. and drain the bacon along a per- they are part football. shopping Ero 0. Benefield of San An-/forated edge ($2.85). Thermos spree, and Roman feast, comtonio. Tex. They were directed to Picnic kits in a case with two bined. land the plane § bottles, one hot, one cold, and a r x a ted in open sandwich box. Grills and toast- THE FOOTBALL comes from TN yan Pt ers galore. and the biggest Treas- wiggling your running interfer-

country two miles southwest of Carswell and Capt. Horton made the landing. “The rain helped a great deal.”

ure Island highball glasses you ence through a ten-foot wall ever saw, shoulders and elbows to the Honora is a super-saleswoman. [reshment stand.” which is free.

of “pa.

afternoon.

Far and Away—

Shop Foreman Wins Crocheting Contest

Men's divisic National

1951

husky George Link, Chicago shop knew--or could and foreman,

who

n win

does

croche®ing in a bar, with the boys.”

friends

mind."

Merry Christmas

Latest in Christmas

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most I like to be tion.” but failed to heip him

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he explained. and don’t

Taylor from Germany.

bled: “Roses a blue. You've I haven't vy :

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Fasano, 10

draft

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is the money board of to the newspaper. Knoxville, Tenn. by Pvt. Alfred E. “due

CLOSE CALL—Charles Ditchey, Take quarter-inch carriage when a NYC "deadhead" passenger

the

Crochet Contest is

his

wd Thi N

23, of 3130 S. State Ave.

in a fall “the driver should have tiff's

plaintiff was injured

while drunk. It pleads

known of the plain candirom

the cab

Won Subscription Two GI: sent the Philadelphia Inquirer 10,000 won in - Korean for a. daily subscription They said that circumstancés beyond the paper was not

violets are appearing on their doorstep every

but

morning. as it used to.

Gas Tax Is High

In Chester. Pa.. a six-passenger

dving of open sleigh disappeared from the

Capt. Horton said, “because rub- She stays one jump ahead of you, The shopping angle i the way Hodgkin's Disease in Newark, NX. front lawn of the man who ber on those fouled-up tires didn’t and With a wave of the hand, '0 get to the “next one” so you j was thrilled last night by a bought it to use in a Christmas get near so hot slipping on the like Thurston or Houdini, she can yell, “Fill ‘er up, Mac.” That private, Ic distance . concert parade. runway. Some one else was pull- Produces what you've been look- takes wiggling. squirming, and from Mario Lanza, her idol, who 4,. . “ing for us 100.” ing for, but didn't know it. sharp elbows. You punch your cajled from Ho She'll fly Misunderstanding The crew was ordered to bail ® 8 =x way through the tight-packed tq see him, if "doctors allow it. A man in Chicago who colout after a conference of officers PLASTIC RAINCOATS and Nail mumbling “Sorry. Sorry Adi D lected 15. traffic tickets without who anticipated a crash landing. folding umbrellas by the hundred. ®°'™Y « - chive Duty paving was fined $90 after he Two of the crew, Maj. Phillip G. Coffee Masters, egg separators THE RONAN. FAST ia ust told the judge: “1 thought I was Hutchison and 1st Lt. W. G. Mor- (made in West Germany) at 69 that. Part circus. part Ata supposed to wait until the police

lecture on technique, from a vet:eran of 70 parachute trips who

steward abc is 8 sn’ t pan . Christmas fund. it to him. radist on biimgy He = = =" U. S. Statement SHE HAS LEARNED that ir Y810Ped Dy the Navy and Bausch in — . resim— she misses, the gift misses too. & lomb Optical Ne. And ’ the Bil 5 TON, Nor at (UP1—Govern- And it may come back. but the name means what it looks like, 5 68-406 Seceipis. 107. Lhe Louk . a dose-meter It measures £3 hrough Nov. 23, compared customer doesn’t. Just give her ' 2 Vear Last Year an idea of size, the color of hair dosage. oi, is Hn EI ana eves, and who the £11 18 10 Lo ad WEAK 1 around ; SE 1.5m Daes| YOUI troubles are over, your neck and i changes colar p-{ 258.204.138.198 237.000.170.287) She's bought gifts for men's"' "0 AL hgsual atecunt a 22372.280.845 “27006467834 wives And the poor guys for if: there's an, ny tal amaun GF INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE years haven't known exactly "°° yore wh Rc. ans BE Shai Masao WHAL'S In the package. but here's or fem 1 hope we |

-up and hurried to Carswell fer dles and two angels swing around

5 Local Stocks and Bonds

timer. landed in soft earth near Cents. popcorn poppers, ice crush-

the Ft. Worth-Weatherford High- es which swing out from the wall.

and night club. You just sit there talking to strangers as if you had

way. The jump was their first. known th It va : Others landed within a two mile, And angel chimes. have you at ie Ton ye and radius and were promptly picked seen them? You light the can- * rp they break up, play poker,

and occasionally another game played on the knees for those who are young enough to bend. = ” n

physical checkups. The men bailed in a circle, kicking - bells with out after receiving a lengthy radio their feet as they go. = ” ” SHE HAS MAN-BOOKS, fish- : nu. spoke to them from the Carswell e’men’s and hunters’ encyclope- IT'S AN UNLAXING night. control tower. dias, the Gourmet cookbook for And that's what the Ford Motor The plane carried a full load of men with drool-pictures, Rodgers Co. is going to give its district gasoline, about 21,000 gallons, and Hart's music. and three Han. Parts and service boys as the paywhen it took off on the mission. dyman’s household books on re- Off in the contest for September When decision was reached to at- Pairing, cooking and gardening. 8nd October. ” tempt landing of the $3 million And a Rand & McNally Atlas, It's tomorrow night at the Murat plane, its four jet engines were just revised $12.50. Temple. And it will be a late started to help consume the fuel. If you've read this far, you've night, an eight hour romp which . seen a lot of the things vou’ll Will take off like a sky-rocket and

: Eg probably find under your Christ- end like one, too. Steals Yule Funds mas tree. Burned out.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27 (UP) — ghe knows the gift business Workers at the Johnson Fare BoX trom A to Z then back to A Co. told police yesterday a Shop so4in And what I like most had walked off with

Bomb Tag

THERE'S A NEW tag

“dog

And the little wife says. “Dear,

how did you think of that? And|PFVer need to buy, for our own

dda ... the poor guy didn't, but Honora Becks. —Ne 2% CETOORE To Te Aske a Ey SOMEONE WANTS YOUR Ame: can States in . SHE'S A SECRET-KEEPER, VACANCY! Tell renters about it Ayrshire Collieries com ....... 11a too. She'll tell you what pecple through’ a LOW-COST Want Ad 3 Ares a I uid “are buying but never, never who I? The Indianapolis Times. Dial : Belt & Stk Yds com .... is buying or whom it’s for. PL aza 5551 for an ad-writer, Bo , : a I put her high on my list. 8he's . < 1 Commerce com . the only woman I know who 5 er com os Knows what you want before even Cor you can think of it. Seu; “or Lu: 1s. In Words of Steel Bast EVERY YEAR the Republicans Fou give Lincoln dinners all over the Fa 109 | country. Pa And nearly everybody thinks ii 10% Lincoln was the first Republican, Bo is which isn't true. End 56's The first Republican was John Hy 33's Charles Fremont, the trail-blazer Ind to the West, who had his choice 5 35'« of running on the Republican or ; dnc * Democratic ticket. He went ReBn 184 publican, and got licked +h { 18.2 » » ” Rb ONE OF THOSE who called 114 ‘this to my attention is the Tri13, State Advertising Co., up in War. ON 13a saw, Ind. which has just repro5 ge 13, duced the first catalogue of the EN 1 33 * W. J. Holliday & Co. printed 90 ah 24, years ago, in 1861, just five years 93 0 after the company was founded Ep 33 and John Charles Fremont lost R the presidency in one of the foul8o 1 22% est political campaigi’s on recBo I 109 8 16, ord, gn 4) It was so slanderous that Jes-

“aac

13}a sie Benton Fremont, wife of the * candidate clipped the papers so her campaigning husband wouldn't have to read what they sald about him, about his father

BONDS & Steen 5s an Loan 4'2s 55 . ican Security 5s 60 .

Mr. Lanza

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left

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star Betty

Miss Grable

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can find the right story

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came and got me.” They did.

Hog Prices Drop In Active Trade

Trading was the Indianapolis Stockvards this morn-

active at

she 135

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Dane, was guarding his master’s tavern in Chicago last night when

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2s-vear-old Ft. Wayne Slayer to Die

Det 09 In Electric Chair Mar. 26

Al FT. WAYNE. Nov. 27 (UP Of De philemene Hankerson, 25. was sentenced vesterdav to die in the electric chair at state prison Mar 26 for killing hiz girl friend on 3 WOCTU street corner. . ts t« Hankerson, of Benton Harhor hack Mich.. was ennvicted last week n us signifi- heating Lucille Harris, 28 tn 1d with the death last spring as she waited ‘ommittee r a bus and as nther passengers and out- watched. He tnld authorities he attacked the woman because she wouldn't return to Benton Harbor with him and refused to return £3000 suit monev she had borrowed from states the him. - An Allen County jury recommended the death penalty when it returned a guilty verdict last Wednesday. Circuit Judge William Schannen passed sentence late yesterday. 4 Brazil Man Indicted "For Slaying Airman BRAZIL. Ind., Nov. 27 (UP Ralph Groves, 64, a retired coal miner, was under a first-degree murder indictment today in the Thanksgiving eve shotgun slay-

ing of an Air Force sergeant, The indictment was returned after four hours nf deliberation late vesterday by a Clay County Grand Jury, ?

Sheriff Martin Slack gaid Groves admitted shooting T-Sgt. Gieor7e Brown to death on Nov, 21 while the serviceman was playing canasta. with his fiance and relatives in a house trailer. Sheriff Slack said Groves told

him he was jealous of Sgt. Brown because his close friends heaped attention on the serviceman,

Patricia Ann Farmer To Be Buried Today

Jurial in Floral Park Cemetery was to follow services for 5-year-old Patricia Ann Farmer at 2

escaped with minor face cuts train wrecked his truck at the E. 34th St. crossing yesterday

Fights UN Move for U. S. Funds

moothly ‘Non-Voters' | fi

Blamed for | Election Loss

County Democratic

in a "post-mor-tem” discussion § the City election last night, decided they lost] simply because a ‘“large mass of {Democratic voters failed to cast | ballots.” i Seventy-six ward chairmen and] vice chairmen of city wards and) irural township areas convened at

Marion ward chairman,

| Swift's Restaurant in Ravenswood Ee. {to give County Chairman Paul McDuff a vote of confidence on his LECTURER—Dr. Samuel R. | leadership. Warson. ’ However, when several ward . ichairmen offered to introduce a Child Clinic Head

motion to that effect, Chairman McDuff waved it aside, explaining such a,yote wasn't necessary. The meeting came on the heels of persistent rumors a movement was afoot to bring his resignation.

To Lecture Tonight

Dr. Samuel R. Warson will give the first of three lectures on “The Anxieties Parents and Chil at 8 p. m. today in All Souls

dren”

Doesn't Intend to Quit Unitarian Church.

Some statehouse Democrats and 4 Dr. Warson, professor of psy-

ther -OTg: zation arty Ts rte ors a CIR for Chiatry and director of the James some time about putting on the Whitcomb _ Riley 1 hild Guidance heat” for new l@hdership in the Hnit Indiana University School of Medicine and Medical Center,

Marion County organization, But Chairman McDuff today reiterated a previous declaration he

will speak on the same subject, at the sanie time and place, Dec. 4

does not intend to resign and he and 11. Discussions will follow. will run for re-election as chair- The religious education comman at the mittee of the church will sponsor

organization meeting next Mav. ’a the series of lectures as its annual “I have promised party workers Kit the Indianapolis commuthat 1 will not resign and so long B!tY. 18 the precinct committeemen are

18, Nov. 27 (CDN) -—A fresh FAR! 2 : . with me nobody can force me, assault on ‘the United States +» Mr. McDuff said And 1} Treasury by the United Nations know the committeemen, the maiz being headed off by Rep. Mike jority of them, are supporting Mansfield (D. Mont}, who is sery- Me.

ing as a delegate on the America

staff here. Mr. Mansfield is

in charge (

stopping a bloc of Latin Ameri-

can and Asian countries from e tablishing an International veiopment Corp.

The development corporatio would seek large donations fror certain countries to go away t

underdeveloped countries

The beauty of the proposed or-

ganization iz that it would mak

no pretense of loaning the money.’

It would be a direct grant to buil roads, hospitals, ajrports or an

other public service improvements Mansfield has pointed out to the committee considering creation of the organization that the is over-

Mr.

United States already

burdened with international give-

away programs. They include: ONE Marshall Aid or e«

momi

assistance to countries of Europe,

the Middle East-and Asia hookup. (WFBM-TV scheduled wage-price control system. If they TWO - Military siteance funds the program for 2 p. m. today). fail, the nation will face a steel given to most of the countries of ° Earlier, Purdue University Du- strike. . the world roc Jersevs won first place in| Mr. Stephens and Mr. Murray THREE President Truman's three classifications champion smiled, shook hands and exPoint Four program, pen of barrows, five barrows, pen changed banter as newspaper and FOUR The United Nations of three barrows. newsreel photographers took the technical assistance program. In the Polled Shorthorn com- usual preconference pictures. FIVE ~The International Bank petition. Lynnwood Farm, Car- Mr. Murray carried with him for Reconstruction and Develop- mel, placed third in the summer the union's 22 demands, including

ment which loans money on

5 Same basis that the proposed pro- -

riftz

gram would seek g

! Local Truck Grain Price

De-

the

pit?!

® ibosier. 19, Wins tart Talks

By United Press PITTSBURGH, Nov. 27 -. the CIO United Steelworkers and U, 8. Steel Corp.

‘Corn Prince’ Title

CHICAGO, Nov. 27 (UP A 19-vear-old Hoosier, Byron Heiner of Lewisville, is “corn prince’ at the Hay and Grain Show of the International Livestock Exposition. Another Hoosier, Wayne Van Cleve, Crawfordsville. won the reserve championship in corn. He

hvbrid

Negotiators of

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sat down today to write a new agreement which is almost certain up wages and prices throughout the nation. CIO and USW President Philio Murray and U, S. Steel Vice President John A. Stephens met at a long conference table in a smokefilled hotel room. They were flanked by more than B80 azsistants. They have until Jan. 1 to wri‘e a new contract, which will not only set the pattern for the steel industry, but probably force the government to revamp its entire

to force

entered an Indiana yellow So did “Corn King” Willard C. Kirk of Jeffersonville, O. Today at the livestock show. the stars of the ranches and feeding pens parade before judges who name the “Mr. America’ of attledom — the grand champion sieer. ( The National Broadcasting Co. will televise it on a coast-to-coast

will

yearling heifer class.

boost. The company has

- Man Loses Finger s Fred Mandrell, 85. of 1413 Hiatt St., lost hig right forefinger in a at Evans Milling Co. Michigan Rt. today. He

crease without a price boost. Observers predicted a settle ment, under government pressure which will boost wages about cents an hour, accompanied by a

onvevor

1730 W,

was taken to Methodist Hospital. price increase of around $7 a ton.

A GooD ComPANioN |

Putting the pup through his paces, or setting up a round of Bond & Lillard—both can be mighty enjoyable. As good company, for good company, serve this rich Kentucky favorite, tonight.

“Uniformly "Fine

Since 1869"

an unspecified, “substantial” wage announced that it can grant no in-

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TUESDA

ILLINC bumped off and will rec over Stanfo

However, fc against eomm ford stands rate an.even Year's Day k This will b trip to Pasade performance, rated the Big Pacific Coast feating UCLA Year's Day, 1 Stanford h: Roses attract ning three, lo one. . .. Km Dame Irish, f of 1924, trou! dians in the 1 on New Year’ u BUT THIS first Rose since 1941 defeated Nel ers... Mov shelved footl and natural when it res

n THERE'S ity in points and Stanfor opponents t UCLA, Univ ton and Mic ures: ILLINOIS 27 UCLA

Washington Michigan

Just play a ures until Ne see what happ ament of Ros » LOOKS AS de-emphasize Kentucky da s+ + 14 Was feat that n Blue Grass day, it was t + + + Kentuck 18 points a football riva = TENNESSE tied and virt The Vols hay season game, which has hac . +. « The Suga off a classic Tennessee an New Year's ID Maybe Might, Maryland's b can shake up doubt it now. = CURTAIL! fs in the tal University of university di its grid prog years. . . . I this season attendance f n KANSAS C warning that difference in tion baseball there have ca with the pare kees before t move to supp “ue The revolt hour recall wrecked the seasons, the c players hetwe Kansas City = IF THIS rel the major le: to call a halt ean Associat the rocks. . AA except Milwaukee w fashion by |i season. oh damaged be the then-pare Shortstop D fielder Tom

» LOOK FOI league this w ternational I threatening t Kansas City parent Bostor to win back t ville fans hy the Colonels doubt that L« for the bait. . Colonels ‘wrec be some job t terest. , . , Si under new ow fans here ai and see.”

Olympian (1

Barnhorst Graboski Walther .. Toshef! Lofgran ,... O'Brien Lavo? Janes

Holland "... 0...

Barker . Crocker .....

Totals Team average

Bcc pe as 00... .... not really being his father, right p. m. today in the Beanblossom J ¥Bastian Morly 5s 81 astra . in print. Mortuary, HS Batesville Tele Co 4'as a | v Sune: Fertilizer Bs 58 ....... = x =» x Patricia, daughter of Mr. and BE oo eR Ry bt / WHAT WAS the steel industry Mrs. Carol Farmer, 327 N. Hast i ete Jd Tel hae Ol, «101 then? Let's look through the Hol- St., died Sunday in Riley Hospital. Ha \ Mig Co bs 65 98 liday “Iron and Steel Depot” cat- Death was caused by a brain Paint & Color 5s 84 100 y 4 is Public Loan $s 64 96 alogue tumor. nd Asso Tel 3x 7 ‘ i "AS ES, e tree steel an : : : nn 2 thner Packir 5 . 91 A —Aft h : Er het 2E gas iii hap iron. Then horse shoe fron. J REwELL TATIer commenting, ie men for they bravery Surviving besides the parents : BOND & LILLARD BRAND KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY CONTAINS 1 ut ery Jiga 17) al i , . . oy i per Aria Co 5 3a #4 [Dail rods, tire (for wagons, 1 SA ‘he Rofean bal Maj. '28n. |ahsin 1azici, relining lurrish lava two brothers, Wayne and] 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS + THE BOND & LILLARD COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A fiuoiie Service 300 13 suppose) benders. and tire drills. Mtigade commanding general, kisses his men goodbye in ceremony gros Earl, and a sister, Carolyn | | ; : v Mraction Terminsd ds 37...... 92... Wagon and carriage axles, car- ‘in which he turned over command to his successor. Sue, all of Indianapolis, | : ‘ * ; ’ : Teh is - . i . 5 —- ol pe . : : . : ; : he . . . a v ; a ; ;