Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1951 — Page 1
EGANCE SHE ABOUT . . ,
avaganfly med With ce And on Safin!
f ament repe olve any nume jift problems y way ...and news to your
jet! Just un-
- in time for ! White, pink, 3s 32 to 40,
ERIE, NSTAIRS
x *
rray
29 U. S. Airmen
wrrwdreBrenehoyeseue «squad, today
other crewmen were killed, and “Jitterbug” Hunted
. : . . £ ; . : > " a PPS Ag is? 3 ; os » A 5
Lo , : : * FORECAST: Rain tonight ahd tomorrow, pdSsible snow tomerrow afternoon. Low tonight 36
» » v
62d YEAR—NUMBER 281 iil
2 - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1951
Quakes Rip Open Fiery Volcano
Entered as Second-Class Matter at
$
, high tothorrow- 40.
Postoffice
Indianapolis, Indiana. Issued Daily.
The Indianapolis Times |
HOME
"eee
PRICE FIVE CENTS
a em rg A pA re - -
Killed, One Missing as Three | AF Planes Crack Up
New Way Studied to’ | Rip Gamblers
By JOHN V. WILSON Indiana's county prosecutors to|day were studying a new way to| {hit gamblers under the federal \gambling tax stamp law.
Squeeze Play
Mr. Fairchild added, prosecutors lcould pull a squeeze play on the| {suspected gambler. “Tell him either to produce the records or we'll tattle to the fed-| eral government,” he said. “The federal law provides a pretty stiff | penalty, whereas our state laws
Rai
WHO, ME?—Pinch of the cheek by his wife, Martha, proves
By United Press 5 Crashes on a mountain top in France, into the Atlantic] off the Azores Islands and in the Japanese Inland Sea have taken the lives of at least 29 men aboard three United! U. 8. Attorney Matthew Welsh States Air Force planes, it was ‘disclosed today. told a meeting of prosecutors here Another crewman was missing | \yesterday the new law ‘requires, in the glone-girdling eties of a stamp buyers to keep a daily rechaps, whic nvolved a B-i St hy | ord of gambling operations. bomber with 16 men aboard, a ep enson 12 ver. car hua tase toe] C-47 transport with 10 “rans R i i losis LA jap a Then ae Te mas cu yee ence vy Returns to i here ve i Sous pr portedly parachuted to safety out! St i p * : pein 15 how og at oe of Ye shoard, & e rison Frank Fairchild oS EEoten ob-| The missing man was from the . taining search warrants of C-119. Three were killed on that By United Press ¥ 3 : \grounds the suspect has bought a| plane, the Air Force announced, MICHIGAN CITY, Dec. 8 — ¢ Fatt 2 stam Then an - ng 3 and all of those aboard the B-29 Former Ku Klux Klan leader D. God % 3 RD Taided and the Teooidls and the C-47. C. Stephenson returned to tHe, seized. he said . Wreckage Found : |prison ‘today where he spent 25 | ’ ; ' years’ for the Slaying of a young| Tworan.” # i a Ng reached the wreckage.of the C-47,.— py neutime bull=voiced orator, | strewn on a mountain crag of the! w balding and paunchy was| Sainte Baume Massif about 28 4 at the gates of the Indiana miles east of Marseilles. Shortly |g4at0 prison last night by Warden | afterward, the Air Force at Mar-| s 1004 Dp. Dowd P seilles announced that all 10 per-|" pg.rore "being “taken inside,’ } sons aboard the plane were killed. gtanhenson gazed around him, as The transport had been on its jr taning one last look at the way from Tripoli in North Africa freedom he fought so hard and| to Marseihes when 7 disappeared long to obtain then threw away George H. Willsey, 32, Cleveland, is alive despite a Veterans ih ay ae i aD ard by violating his parole. Administration letter from the branch office in Atlanta, asking are only a slap on the wrist.” | France had joined in the hunt for! I will say the weather is sur-| ,pq.t his death. The mixup came about because George was listed | Mr. Welsh warned fraternal the missing craft. FY a peor Mis of | as "senior' when he is really "junior." In checking records the VA and gious organizations way A single body was recovered newsmen. Then he walked inside. | found that George Sr., had been slightly overpaid while taking JE in A Tew yo from the 16-man crew aboard the Board Hearing Set | flight training at Leesburg, Fla. An attempt to collect brought |thereby cause “problems” to local ins Wien crashed, into Je, sta | word from Leesburg that George Sr., died in 1947, and indicated [law enforcement officials. Locarsday three miles off “er-) Mr. Dowd said Stephenson pic widow lived in Cleveland. A request for proof found George tions of the non-profit gambling ceira in the Azores. Others were would appear Dec. 21 before the| J ive and well ; activities were not disclosed. hunted by Portuguese planes and prison board of trustees to deter- “M dive and wel. - :
A Groups exe fro d- | vessels and U. 8. Air Force mine his status and how long he p mpt from the fed-|
planes would have to serve on his life ¢\Af,? Il Al ’ eral gambling stamp must have) = J ; Ne 2 — a legitimate reason for gaming Bound for Florida term before once again being! We're All Alone g ® 4
activities, Mr. Welsh said. He The plane had taken off from eligible for parole. (believed it might be a year beLages Air Force base for Mac-| His return to prison marked the
No Daddy or Momm fore authorities could determine Dill Air Base at Tampa, Fla., on end of a long trail for the man /
| {the scope of such operations. | a routine training mission. Three who once boasted: “I am the Aty- Gen. J. Emmett MeMana-| 0
. - minutes after taking off, its pilot|law in Indiana.” L t 1 N mon told the semiannual prose- | radioed the tower at Lages bat “I'm done fighting,” Stephen-| i e oy ee S e P lcutors’ meeting the new tax|
|stamp is not sufficient evidence |
"Only Helped
reported no trouble. In the Far ‘East crash, the C-119 “flying boxcar” crashed in the Japanese Inland Sea between Honshu and Shikoku, Japanese
{son said. “I intend to let justice| | ltake its course.” | “We don't have a mother ori ONE—By sending a contribu- I itself to obtain a conviction. Yesterday, nattily dressed but father. We're all alone. {tion by check or money order to Criticize ‘Lethargy’ with a hint of sadness, he was/ “We live with our grandfather. Clothe-A-Child, The Indianapelis| YHe said that was his “curbstone returned to the Hoosier statelge ig 5 cripple. He works but Times, 214 W. Maryland 8t. You opinion.” Even with the stamp,
islands. : : {where he gained and lost so much. | . | One crewman parachuted to The 3 8a Ir who accompanied doesn’t earn very much money. may also deliver your contribu- he said, there would have to be
f SW t roy! | a | palsy BpY Svan 0 8 any him said he seemed strangely He has to buy food and pay rentitions in person to The Times or an actual violation of the law be- ¢ |so there isn’t much left.”
newspaper reports. The Air Force Nappy. announced that at least three! | {cuted. | ; |Child from a little boy who needs| TWO—You can take a child or, Mr. McManamon also criticized Jupied bY Sea and by Air Force, x flor Stabbing Here | your help. But he was more Children bo 2 Store and buy|the “apparent lethargy” of some The Air Force withheld names| Police were looking today for ahXious for his little brothers to, SS 707 [hen With your own progecuiors; to enforce the ‘1949
| |money. If you wis |sex crime law. of victims pending notification of “Jitterbug,” a young woman ac- have help first. call of ate 2601 ie at, En relatives and refused to comment|cused of stabbing a 25-year-old] Will you help? Your contribu- : and ask for % on a French report that the five man in the stomach during ations to The Times Clothe-A-
‘donor appointment. i officers who died in the plane were! fight, |Child will help many needy Indi- THREE—By adding your dimes Double-Take of “senior” rank, colonel or :
Joseph Goins, 4381: Tippecanoe anapolis children. to The, Times' Mile-O-Dimes in 1 higher. St., staggered into a neighbor's Many people, some of whom front of L. S. Ayres & Co. and By BOB SARYES — home after the stabbing this may have received Clothe-A-Child g
LOCAL TEMPERATURES morning and collapsed on the bed. aid in the past, have contributed . 8. Kresge Co. on W. Wash6a m.. 39 10a m.. 38 His condition at General Hospital to help buy warm. clothes for ington St. "a m.. 38 Na m..39 (Vas critical. : children’ who need them desper- Previous Balance........$2709.50 8a m.. 38 12 (Noon) 40 Witnesses said the young wom- ately. [Charles M. Owen, Franklin . 5.00 Sam. 38 an knifed him during the argu-| These children need a helping Henry G. Dollman....... 50.00 yment in front of his house and hand. There are three ways you Susan and Helen ....... . 5.00 | Latest humidity ....... 69% [fled {can supply that help: Mrs. D. L. Chambers. .... 25.00 | | - “ Hypodermic Tablet Dept. ! . . EH Lilly & Coiovvvvune 17.00] | Week-End With Mario Lanza— Brooke Chapter No. 1! ® ® y ® & 481, 0. E. S. ses ses esas 5.00| Little Girl's Dying Wish Comes True me comics” [0 Co, INCovvvvvvnnnnnnss 50.00] ; : IAL Ptaiffer.... ..c..0... 500] By United Press ; iA Frien...cooasseececas 1.00] 3 | HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 8— i | Exaployees of the Indepen- : C
The dying wish of tiny Raphaela dent Biscuit Co., Inc... 25.00
girl SH
Frasano. was granted today—she £ | Girl Scout Troop No. 119. 5.00, “ Mr. Cutler—a OULD was spending a fairy princess State Machinery Co., Inc. 40.00] ks, om JAC old week-end in Hollywood with her Patty, Roberta, Lois, Da- have so i
idol, Mario Lanza. age.
The frail little 10-year-old had a calendar full of dates with the
vid and Carolyn Askin of Southport, Ind. ..... Loyalty Class of South-
|
handsome young operatic tenor. port Baptist Church ... 15.00 At noon there was a hotel lunch- Rev. John P. Craine ..... 5.00 A | eon with Mr. Lanza and his H.G.T....... ssessanses 10.00 pretty wife, Betty. {The Children's. Sunshine In the afternoon, another long } Club, Ine. ..vv5eesnnsss 5.00 visit . . . and a shopping tour, | Coddington Packing Co., Tomorrow she intends to spend Ine. ...hiiisianiens 15.00!
{Paul and Bernice Welsh,
the whole day at the Lanza home | Cambridge City .......
in Beverly" Hills and be the guest
of honor at a combined birthday AK ee ues cv rushes wi. 100 party for Colleen Lanza, Who's |The Sullivans ........ eee 5.00, t turning 3, and Ellisa, who was 1 IW. B. Raties Lane Co... 25.00 last Monday. {From a Friend .......... 2.00 y (Fe Fo By vovcnaens 5.00 |
But most of the gifts will be
for “Ray.” {Tha Friendship Club ....
Tr ords were not found. |
{Charles Oliphant,
yesterday i
{ FBI agent. 4 | deserting last April. .
CERTIFIED—Close-up view: of the bill of sale that Mrs. Blair
¢ J
Ma | a | " |
1 | { | 4
4 |
1 i
i
i
. |
|
Moody, wife of the junior Senator from Michigan, wears at all public gatherings so she will not be caught in the Washington mink coat tempest. The slip shows the coat was purchased Mar. 15,
Get Justice,’
| % | f {to Clothe-A-Child Headquarters, fore a gambler could be prose- | T . This letter came to Clothe-A-20 W. Maryland St. n ax ase
By United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 — Rep.
James H. Morrison (D. La.) said
[today he intervened in a 1949 tax
fraud case against two local meat dealers to make sure that one
ceived justice.” Rufus D. McLean, an attorney
‘defendant, a personal friend, “re-|
in the Justice Department’s crimi-|
nal division, told House investigators yesterday the case against Samuel and Sidney Kolker, execu-
dropped after Mr, Morrison went to bat for them.
Mr. McLean also testified that!
because of Rep. Morrison's: interest, T. Lamar Caudle, ousted assistant.attorney general, was “reluctant to pursue” the case and vital papers were. held up by who recently resigned aswcounsel for the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Mr. Morrison, who is out of town, said in a statement released by his office that he has helped
{26,651 persons in troubles of one! {kind or another since he became | la member of Congress.
“Sidney Kolker; a persenal friend of mine, was one of them,” he said. “My only interest in the | case was to see that he received
{ justice.”
Soldier AWOL Since = | April Nabbed at Peru |
an AWOL soldier Peru was announced today by the Federal Bureau of Investigation office here, Zoral Gilley, 32, wag taken into custody by Peru police and an! He was accused of |
Arrest of
Mike, Steve and Jaeger 10.00 The Pals Club .
Today's Total .......... $346.00 n : e nsi Total to Date ....vovvns $3055.
MILE-O-DIMES
8-DAY ESTIMATE 16!4 Lines ............$2468.40
Clothes, Toys and Dolls
There will be clothes and toys and dolls—and even a fur coat from Al Teitelbaum. “And as a special surprise,” smiled Mrs. Lanza, “we'll all have mother and daughter outfits— black velvet jumpers with white peasant blouses and frilly white aprons. Ray and Colleen and Ellisa and I wijl all be quad-
tess sass eran
50 [Those truce talks are fouled it's the Reds who are to
ropes day, it she's’ strong ao udisnapolis Weed, children |Jim Lucas reports from Formosa . ’ . Vv bud enough, Ray will get a grand : dime . om a The Times | need training........... tour of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Mile-O-Dimes on W. Washing- Mr. Muzzy learns it doesn’t pay to teach a partner who with Mr. Lanza. She'll have ton St. in front of L. S. Ayres |
lunch at the commisary and is confused already . ..
meet all the movie stars. “We want to keep her as long as we can,” Mr. Lanza said, “but we have to take it easy. Every-. body seems to forget she's dying.” ; The singer met her with a kiss and a gift of roses in Los Angeles
& Co. and the 8. 8S, Kresge Co., | : will be spent to clothe helpless Meet Elaine Thomas,
children. Milner’s readable church
24 hours a day are uniformed firemen recruited by the Fireman’s Post No. 42 of the Ameri- | can Legion. FE . With 17 dimes to the foot, |since Marid sang to her over the| and eich line 88 feet long, it | Amusements .. will take 4315 lines to make a | Churches 1 mile of dimes There's not | Crossword ....ecvvesee.. 6 much time left, won't you help? | Editorials ......oc0000000 8
WITH HER IDOL—Incurably ill Raphaela Fr
asano and singer Mario Lanza. “n
Jast night when she arrived by September the doctors gave up She's been getting better ever
Forum........... Connie Illinois . meets Butler cagers
sestanceas Be
ne from her home in Newark, hope of saving her life. Ne iii : | “But I haven't,” said her dark-|telephone.
Raphaela has Hodgkin's dis-|eyed mother, Mrs. Louis Frasano., “It's a miracle. God has reached
|Murder, Inc., followed business policies in carrying out . assassinations. , . Chapter 6...... sas vvssvvan
missionary, in Emma Rivers
On duty at the Mile-O-Dimes |Catholic laymen charge “falsehoods” and “slurs” in statements by two Protestant ministers . . . Hoosier
de Page
up again—and as. usual blame......
PELE Earn
{ i
(tives of two meat firms here, was
| ing her coat with corsage-sales- | slip, 2
1951, more than a month before her husband took office, and that | she paid $381.25, including taxes, to a Washington, D. C., furrier. As the price indicates, the coat is not real mink.
i roll
-
Report Small Town Falls Into-Ocean
By United Press
MAHINOG, Philippines, Dec. 8—Rescue workers fled from the foot of erupting Hibok-Hibok volcano today
§ when violent earthquakes started
crashing open the earth beneath
them. | Unconfirmed reports said the quakes tumbled a small village into the sea. The temblors . were reported
i generally over the northern part . of Camiguin Island, where the
CLEVELAND, Dec. 8 (UP) ~Seismographs at John. CarUniversity recorded a “severe quake” early today -
y | strong enough to cause damage
if it hit in a populated area. The Rev. Fr. Henry Birkenhauer of Carroll said the shock came from a point about 95800 ‘miles from here, possibly in the
Rast Indios. commen
BR Ci TC ETS VARESE OT =
erupting volcano killed hundreds of persons and caused inestimable damage. Refugees who had remained near their destroyed homes in the vicinity of the volcano joined rescue workers in flight when the earthquake added to the terror and destruction. The tremors sent hundreds more tons of rock crashing down
{toward villages half-buried in
lava and volcanic ash. from Mt. Hibok-Hibok's initial eruptions, The volcano itself still was belching lava, mud and smoke
: today. Wide streams of crimson
molten rock could be seen creeping down the mountainside. Refugees from stricken villages | were herded into refugee “enters {in the southeastern part of Ca{miguin Island, across the island {from the volcano.
Food Shortage
| At least 10,000 persons were lerowded into Mahinog alone waitling transportation to Mindanao, which lies south of Camiguin. A food shortage added to the terrors of the eruption and earth-
es. U. 8; Air Force planes
flew in 7000 pounds of foods
A Philippine naval vessel set up .
a continuous rice shuttle between
Mindanao. The teriffic heat of the lava flow and the continuing rain of volcanic ash slowed the recovery of bodies from the stricken areas
# lof the island. .
Only 268 bodies have: been recovered out of an estimated 1000 to 2000 victims.
February Draft
| |
Ap WITH CORSA G E—Mrs. |
Moody, as she appears wear- |
. » Free China GIs -
tasers satan Cease vasa
Blackwood ofl Bridge. ...
column. .....i.vvs divs,
Cir ar se Cesstsnrain Si here tonight............ 9 Movies ... iviessrneinnne. 8 Radio, Television «ivuvvet 5 Sports ..... coves sresass 9 WOmens’ «.eeieiisrsnnis 3
| The
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (UP)— Defense Department ane nounced today that 55,000 men will be drafted in February for the Army and Marine Corps. Of this total, 41,000 will be assigned to the Army and 14,000 to the Marine Corps. This brings to 849,330 the total number of men called up by Selective Service since July 10, 1950. Including those to be called in February, Army inductions total 782,000 and Marine Corps 67,330. The February, call represents a drop of 4650 from the January total of 59,650. Of the January inductees, 48,000 will be assigned to the Army and 11,650 to the Marine Corps.
‘Ambassador to Turkey
KEY WEST, Fla., Dec. 8 (UP) President Truman today named George G. McGhee, Assistant Secretary of State, as the new ambassador to rkey and chief of the American mission for aid to Turkey.
Folks ARE Buying Homes
More homes have been sold this year than for many years. More and more folks are realizing the values and advantages of home ownership . . . Greater Happiness + + « Sensible Security + « « and Extra Economy. : Shop for YOUR home this week-end! Shown here is a sample ad from the many
| . hundreds of home values of-
fered today.
5314 GUILFORD Cozy 5-Rm. Bungalow NEW OIL CABINET FURNACE, Elec. water heater, fireplace. builtins, full din. rm.. bath between 2 nice. bedrms., enclosed porch side dr., garage. Immediate poss, Owner
HAMMER . MR-5765 FR-368
Be sure to read the big special Real Estate Section .. of The SUNDAY Times. Have your Sunday Times conveniently home delivered. Phone PL aza 5551 any time up to midnight tonight and place your order.
dos
ease, a rare form of anemia, Last|“I think she's going to get well. out and touched the little child.”
{
* -
MEE ic: AS
) One Quarter Of Mile-O-Dimes . . . Three Quarlers Of Mile Needed | dle Rweadnanat Se LT Tans Ch eal
Mahinog and Cagayan de Oro,’
Call Down Slightly
leaving state. Priced to sell. \ N. L. HA
aA