Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1951 — Page 2

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By United Press TOKYO, Sunday, Dec. 16 — Huffy Red truce delegates warned the United Nations today that the Communists will agree to nothing until the United Nations “drops the attitude of a victor.” They agreed to meet United Nations delegates again today, but in an atmosphere as icy as the frigid winds which whipped the conference tent at PanmunJom. The Reds were miffed- by an angry reading of the “military facts of life” by exasperated United Nations delegate Maj. Gen Howard Turner at Saturday's dismal conference session which lef} all disputed issues stuck on dead center, Chinese Snappy

Gen. Turner cut loose on the Reds, charging them with trying to win at the truce table the things they have lost ig battle. Gen. Turner told them bluntly that they were not attacking the United Nations rear, for the simple reason that they lacked the capability to do so. ‘ ‘Chinese Maj. Gen. Hsieh Fan, listened in stony silence and then snapped: . “Since you take the attitude of a victor, why do you come here to negotiate? So long as you do

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n Allies Tell Them Facts

Court Fights For Its Life

Officials of Juvenile Court here are pre battle for the life of the court.

In.a petition to be filed: before Friday, the court will seek a state Supreme Court hearing on an Appellate Court decision which court officials declare threatens the existence of ‘the entire court procedure.

The Appellate Court ruled last October the committment - of a 15-year-old admitted arsonist to Boys School was illegal because the prosecutor did not take part in the hearing. “The judge cannot act as both judge and prosecutor,” the appeals body stated in its opinion. Cite Basis of Court

The fact that the prosecutor does not appear in juvenile hearings is the basis of the Juvenile Court system, local officers insist. Prosecutor Frank Fairchild, entering the_case, said in effect that the Appellate Court decision is equal to legislation in that it

paring to fight a legal|®

WELL, HOWDY—Vice President Alben Barkley and Mrs. Barkley arrived back in Washington after a 24-day trip to the Far East. A driving snow storm greeted them. Mr. Barkley said he is convinced that a truce v"ultimately will be signed" in Korea. :

the hearings, not included Iniyiges that he shall” Mr. Fair-Court” Mr. Boswell sald, is toque oo \Wod Ex-Priest

present statutes. “The prosecutor is made responsible for this decision to

prosecute in juvenile cases, some-/tion officer of the court, said,

child added.

{help juveniles, not to prosecute) Charles Boswell, chief proba-jthem.

MILAN, Italy, Dec. 15 (UP)— Claire Young, 21-year-old daugh“The court has two responsi-ter of a Chicago University pro-|

Of Life

Runaway Car Is 'Corralled’ By Motorist

NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (UP)—A motorist rode down and corralled a runaway automobile today be.

“|fore it plowed through a busy

intersection. John Millar was driving to work on Queens Blvd. As he was going down a hill he blew his horn at a waving “roadhog” in front lof him.’ Then he took a good look at the automobile. There was no one in it. a Mr. Millar maneuvered past the weaving car, let it catch up with him, then braked his own car to a halt, stopping both cars. The runaway automobile was one of many abandoned in last night's snow. Apparently as the snow melted it began rolling along. ==

Spurned Lover Kills Girl, Then Himself

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 15(UP) —A deaf-mute, spurned by a 19-year-old California girl he wanted

way across the country and shot and killed her today before take ing his own life. John Pesquera, 25, Los Angeles, slipped into the home where

If the decision (by the Appellate bilities, one to the community)fessor, and Luciano Negrini, the Marie Ann Henden, 19, daughter

for!of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Henden,

to marry, followed the. girl half-

JUDG MURPHY — talk.”

Anson Tho Economic. | Anson Thon and legislative Farm Bureat elected chairpy Economic Ci George Wrigh Vice chairn Gloin, vice rf Ayres & Co.,

Jaqua, Winch secretary.

Executive c¢ are the th

: x . thing not required by law,” hel" ih ange Sour to bus, we BILLY SHARES WITH bg LaRue, 1% of 2260 Re. said in his petition. Court) is upheld, we might just/and one to its children—and injunfrocked Italian priest Rear Admiral R. E. Libby formers St., has most things he wants . . . but oesn't forget | «rhe prosecuting attorney may|as well start turning all juveniles/that order. |whom she gave up American citi- | Inglewood, Cal, was staying and Ns of the needy. Here he counts a jar full of pennies—$23.50—he saved |only appear in any case in any|over to Criminal Court.” “Our job is rehabilitation of|zenship, today received official killed her. He then turned the

Wright, Sam of the State

summed up the results of Saturday's twin- discussions of truce supervision and exchange of prisoners: ““The net gain was zero,” he said. “We are back on page one, paragraph one. This is where we came in.”

for the Times Clothe-A-Child.

Democrats Give McHale

court where statutory iaw pro-

| permission to get married Dec. 27.(gun on himself.

“The purpose of the Juvenile|children, not prosecution.”

Stephen C. N newspaperman dianapolis pu licity directo Elliott, Studet Bend.

Stassen Fi

2 iy Bolstered e as eanwhile American jet planes i y nl $ Situation blasted d burned a 1} Communist supply center In Korea Editor's Notes, Page 48 and i orever PARIS, Det

It also was disclosed that outnumbered American pilots have been given a 100 per cent increase in the number of Sabrepet fighters they can throw at the

By TED KNAP The coldest man in Hoosierland today was Frank McHale, state] boss of the Democratic Party. In addition to the weather, he

E. Stassen, pr versity of [I cluded a fourtoday but rem plans for the

growing Red air force. was getting icy blasts from mem-|’ y i election. Far Bast Air Torcés Head:[bers of his party, many of them GIVE a DIAMOND irom Mr. Stassen quarters announced that the 51st|formerly loyal. They are coming| Bonn, Germal Fighter Wing has been converted|into the open to demand the U. 8. High Co McCloy. He

from F-80s to F-86 Sabrejets, cutting down the numerical superiority of the Russian-made MIG-15s from four to one to two

portly politician be stuffed into a deep freeze. Newest blast is from the Marfon County Young Democrats,

general situat couraging” in on rearmame

to one. and they used some strong words matters. A wing normally consists of ajabout Mr. McHale in their meetmaximum of 75 planes; so to-|ing here Friday night. The gist ether with the Fourth Fighter|is that they feel Mr. McHale Yule Short ing, the U. 8. Fifth Air Force|would do a big favor for all if WASHINGT

now has 150 jet fighters considered to be in the class with the Communist jets. More than 300 of the Red-nosed MIG-15s have been sighted over northwest Korea in one day.

Ex-N. Y. State Senator Goes Home After Roam

he would “get his nose out of the trough—now,” said Young Democrat Chairman Judson Haggerty. “We feel he should get out. He's been the big figure in the party for 20 years, and he’s not helping it any,” Mr. Haggerty said. Young Democrats have been cool toward the national committeeman for several years. Recent

Christmas me tives and fri U. 8. and Eur will come th difficulty. For tional Bureau predicted this tion condition will be quiet f and probably

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