Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1952 — Page 24
PAGE 24 I eh ey a Ts THE INDIANAPOLIS TIME! el rie 3 aia TUESDAY, “JAN. 1,.1052°
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: a : : . NR y "RK INS SYRACU SE, N.Y. Jan. 1 (UP) later. ‘on a plane from Albany = . ‘ By FRED W. PERKINS Servite a . v Capt. Joh .S ft V here; J 1shed under police By Science Sery Moving to U. 5. Mills ; ve » A ; : - 1 United Press (Staff Correspondent ap onn. wi ,arriy ‘ed here.and the n they rushed unc ¥ - ARNBOROU GH, England,
> WASHINGTON, Jan, 1 Philip by air last hight to See his criti: escort “to St. Joseph's Hospital, , Ry CHARLES FERNANDEZ if for 176 mile 0 pel . ; wn . = futrav. head of ihe United Steel: cally ill father after warning that where = Capt. Swift's 65- year-old jan. 1. The ‘eliminations of the UAT RAT.IV AR Vene. Mit. odean-going "ore. - ships to Si bly ih Murray, head of the Lnitec . his 40 days imprisonment by Hun- father is in critical condition. dariger of aircraft fuel tank exe A ps Today (each Puerto Qrdaz ; : , on workers, has: before as much of gary with three other fliers left Goes to+See III Father ie plosions wheh hit by an enemy @ than four vears after the Winds Through Jungle a-power inthe national SConom him With the geim conviction; © * Capt. Swift went immediately uray is predicted here hy experts ‘of Cerro Bolivar, Vent The sddredging of fhe Orintwo as John 1. Lewis, president of ‘It can happen here, Just. as it into; the hospital room: where. his ; . Roval ‘Aircraft Establishs . a bulous “iron mountain. one of the world's greatest rivers the United Mine Workers. happened in Hungary. : father, a retired railroad .engi- at the Roya at er : : 3 e gigant task of getting 1% jo the toughest and most am Both are ‘backed by strong Capt, Swift arrived at Syracuse peer, is u'd'er ‘an oxygen tent, ment, Britain's aeronautical Tres 8 re pited. States hitious phase of the master plan labor unions that follow them Alrport from Washington, where © The captain, who co-pilotéd the search center. They have de- . t ta get unde val abpine and. sounding 4 ! . * he had flown from Europe after plane’ forea m:- bv a Soviet 3 ) Y Merely mapping and unding unflinchingly, even against the : ! plane forcéd down by a Sovie \loned a promising device for the the 1i took.a veal BY, e Sn . he and his fellow airmen were gohter i rary last Nov. 19. veloped | Promisi e river took.a veal wrath of Presidents and public aii fighter in Hungary last Nov. 1f pose and_it is.already under . Cross Unh=. For 130 ist Myer Winds din ransomed for $120,000. stare F s airport he PUTPOS ’ k : For 130 miles the river wind eriticism. Each has demoristr ated ; : .,, told reporters atthe airport he © tad if and . jungle: and throug taneled tingle: fAooded : - He haq a joyous reunion. with wis “overwhelmed” at the way est, : Pea h C jthrough. tangled gle, floode the. power to turn .6ff the na- his wife. who came in a mi fo Ag OVerwhe mes 2 Xe ’ Such explos ions are due to the .. it least $120 part: of the ‘year. The ast 40 tional. iow of an essential con i . ) cam In a minute, the ‘American people rallied-to the umes that rise from the gasoline Wi we. required to [tart miles -to the ocean are sprawling moditv defense of the four airmen. > x fuel A3nk When a. bullet i rst loads of ore Rowing, sw ampland Despite. its competition from is still restricted to certain auto- Asked what he thought of, the Asses through them fire ‘and ‘ex= metican and Vene To . establish - hxe on ine other fuels. coal is §till the big mobile parts. U.S. pdyment of the ransom ho ion may occur. The new de2 cont! el ne ean Re ban} x: the men had fo Yar k out source of energy in this country. The bodies and driving mechan- Raney. CPL SW SU Ph to vice) releasés a gas within the esent schedile, wil eo 1 J04. the t} K “8 act v . . Q . . 0 ¢ ras i : ’ Orinoco Mining company enn > Hn ghee a ma he With the exception of alumi isms of adtoifioblies Ble: it made Bi : for the monient. he said, he tank which staps the fumes from } ; hs ire In the della Swamplanes num, there is no. competitor on Qf Steel. Both passenger and ay F 1 ue Jnonient, Te acquiring enough ‘pressure to exs : wins, A ew Riar ubsidiary ot the fapther downriver, they’ chopped the horizon for steel. And de- freight railroad cars have been was too ‘‘delighted” to be home - ’ - "nited States "Steel. Corp... has down trees and laid them across| spite” its great growth, the field made fram aluminum, ‘but most and too ahxious over his father's plod fevice is an orange 512.08 1 A mall gre p of A Ar {he water or O ( 8 : Se § i Quy. ; > i : \ gC iti ake ¢ V4 rC - 1e . device 5 “314 : 0 he * BI up ; A Iger the- wa er for foothold of aluminum is admittedly lim- heavy-duty .equipment still calls condition lo make any 0! he! toi gas-bomb., filled with carbon tetras experts. drafted from state (‘ano Macareo, selected. as the ited. It’ does not have the for steel. ment or to think of any futuré £ at is placed inside the * tile mines and railroads and the chirtest and best route to open strength of steel. and Is mbre ex-- In military equipment which is plans. chloride, tha is placec pe. a ats have the : reng é 3 . : : ies tank. It is triggered with a sen- ; A engineel have lhe top water, is largely virgin. For cen pensive. , intended to give and take heawy : Wife Arrives any y od reléascs its : commana. , turies only a few Indians and Ge : poundings, such as -tanks and Mrs. Swift arrived for the re- Slive diap is gh pressure acs i Faces Giant Task smugglers have used if Jurisdiction Expanded naval vessels, steel is the body union without her “two children, contents : y eh ee ou re Hy L . : - J . Another branch to the west 3 In recent years, Mr. Murra®'s and aluminum an accessory. Leslie. 5. and David. 10 weeks, a YT Sap Bi AS 4 ps ‘ - George C. lancaster, Rich- (and Manamo is the best com- 2 } : steel union has extended its juris- Le ; who were: left behind .at.their Starting. The .gas release ; nd. Va. A Yelersp CONsStrut- merce route > “diction so that it controls labor Steel Used home in Glens Falls ; scattered into the, explosion: and el re . 5 . . ia in oi die 3 4 : 018 18 : alls, : na : ¥ executive of the Chesapeake. The main Orinoce, which veer I'hese two hrothers are carry James is 1036 behind him with in many aluminum plants. Alumi-~ The difference is illustrated oy In Washington earlier, Capt. stops it before the pressure is ; : & Ohio Railroad is Fesident man: egstwards is being "used ‘fiow By gon the business started by 350, soth hoy $ have bought their nun workers have struck simul- materials‘in®a new office building Swift said the moment he stepped three pounds per Square e inch. - Re Fu field charge of wi | he Bethlehem Steel Co. 10 get M8 1 ir dad who had some of the ow 4d ores ies and hank taneously with steelworiers. just coristructed in Pittsburgh— onto American soil again: “No . hes 5s o'¢ bigge oa vojore 10 a trans.shibping port on it Times subscribers they. are Sale i Te Ce AY le Raine; Mr. Murrayvis interest in or- centers of both the steel and words in the dictionary can de8 nie ea mpal able to co ISITULC: ‘the Paris peninsula t jong, PAINE iE i me RODD bulaing fade] planes ganizing aluminum workers is un- aluminum industries- by the scribe my feelings.” . - THE on -of he Pan na Canal 1N poundabout route . till serving. hoher left ind The, boys live at zo18 Rembrandt derstandable. because aluminum Aluminum Company of America. The captain strode into his PEO PL. ES difficulties .involvec . James Bacon® carry their routes St, ¢ ; to Unity Met st dei ’ i oe: Wis a i " ATES fa thar's . . . TY fliculties involve : Hive Long Sandvass tps DB i i : L_their one a aif holon 0 n] y Me fol . is making great strides. Like steel, The building's window , frames father's “hospital room and ems; In the next two vears the con : Re . Bn ho : Sh In re members oF eit is essential to, the defense pro- and exterior decorations are made braced his mother, who choked up DEK NTH STS tractors must Both of these strean hows 15th, 1h, =U! hg en YV A na the: Methodist Youn gram. Its production is being in- from the company’s own products. and was unable to talk. Then the “4a , v ONE-“Erect a mining town on ever, have long sandbarz at the Robert = ha ed: S130 "white Fellowship, creased and its supply is now al- But the “bones” of. the building. father's. oxygen tent was opened OFFICE HOURS ™| * the grassy plair below Cerro mouth which make them imprat . . - located by the ‘government. like all: other skyscrapers; ar? and father and son clasped hands Bolivar, ry = ticable for ocean-going vessels < paratlel to ti e tvpe of work will be dredged -to create a deep Alumingm is being used in- made of structural steel. “Son, you sure logk great for 8 A. M. to 5P " TWO Carve out of the jungles When U. 'S. Steel's dredging Which the corps does. for worth. water port 176 miles from. the creasingly in one of steel's big Aluminum’s use has been all you've ‘been through the el- | Daily Except Sunday .at the confluence of the- Caroni of the Orinoco-Macarea is fin- While projects “back home Sea. :. markets,- automobile manufactur- greatly developed in airplane der Swift said, according to a I. 3995 and Orinoco TiVers a port cityijshed the river route Will be as In chdrge of the dredging op-, Docks at the port will be able ing.. One manufacturer has de- manufacturing; of both military nun who witnessed the reunion, ~ Phone L . complete with railroad shops, ‘well-niarked as the Mississippi. eration is another veteran of the '0 handle an ore ship and a. ‘signed an almost all- aluminum’ and passenger types. Jet fighters “Dad” she said the son replied, 361, 7 Ww. Washington St. toadihg —doeks,— marine —Lepair — wgpine 0 the Orinoce now (OTPS in St.Louis, Robert M. €afgo yasge! at Hie-sanle Lime ar. bi only a pilot model has now coming off assembly lines “youd better hurry -up-and get i . facilities and airport navigate by the seat of the Brad . Puerto Ordaz is still nothing been made. In the main aluminum have aluminum frames. ; out of that bed--this week No ieie—— THREE Build a class-A rail- pants.” Says A. A MasFadder Mr. MacFadden- finds tHe Or- but.-a tiny tent town located oni’ 3 emma oH _ SE — road over $0 miles of plain and," ,,; "Gver as engineer .in inoco “a wonderful river to work Tora ohne Seared Junge i jungle between Cerro Bolivar and charge.of the river improvement with.” It is bigger than the Mis- an . 5 " aiie : Rune, ih : : ; : * the port city which has béen project ayyear -ago . *sizsippi. at St. Louiz and changes al hy AY wv 10 came ~ ere 2 : : * i ‘ STRICK named Puerto Ordaz. “GW , t {0 feet. hetween low and high years ago from U. 8. Steels . , . FOUR ®tretch a two - lane We “will dredge he Ji er Zier. but its, crest has not American Bridge Co. to direct Shop All Day Wednesday Until 5:30 P. M. : ship, Flying crushed rock. highway over a chi Bry set up Jevigation lignes ’ A od or nar hon root IR fe the town building, has the plans ; ’ shorter, S85-mile route between and buoys. anc give soundings +47 Caan a all ready to go. : ome E ! g the two sites and sailing courses last 11 years, : “We are providing room for Doors Open at 9 A, M. C e Early! ew FIVE. Dredge the Orinoco and. Mr. MacFadden, who served 20 The river's stability will elimi- expansion and also for a civilian : the (anp Macareo oné€ of its years with the corps of engineers nate the flood threat at Puerto towg that may grow around the : delta branches, to an initial depth in St. Louis, explains that this Ordaz where a turning hasin company site,” savs Mr. Kline. Fr ig 5 5 5 5 3 j J 5 J y 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 3 3 17 N. PENNSYLVANIA : ’ : LONDON, whipped up he” lone America been clinging : ~ the cabin w listing freigh North Atlant - -Capt. Henri bridge, N.J., s can freighter refused to abe threatened to Ce lowed in the x : storm in a qi The slant o er? ; decks averagi Ee ing the bul . themselves. A - man here said ign sharply. i. Capt. Carls mined to wa or sink with 1 ho- { become a s: > maritime law: posi. Passengers a Capt. Carls moval of 50 p — —one of then day and swe : aboard the li a? fused rescue | stroyer whic transport sta: LJ ————— - o Folks S Incom ~ : Surviving tl drain, a few 1 marched: to tl Cn today to open tax payment A line of had formed o the Federal EF TWIN OR FULL SIZE nearly anh : : i was started. During the : / - EE i minutes, 46 Maker's Samples! Some Slightly Soiled Tick thie ors, akers Samples! Some Slightly Soiled [ickings! thei ome. | ~ in the first tv : Indiana Cc EVERY ONE a TERRIFIC BUY! — Cripe said th : ; going into th | less employee: iE eS This i is Sng of hese sales you hear about but seldom actually Joga employes ! 3 : : under Washin | TA as as o see ... come early and Share i in the Overwhelming Savings! der Washi : : # 100. employees ~ . . taxpayers bet: [ tall { { S acial | 15, the tax des : | Extra Special! Just Imagine © Were - NOW xira Speci (3% Ges BQUGHT TO SELL FOR MUCH MORE ... ." - Ho yA 19 Fine The reduce, 4 I «oo 31 J new regulatic : 41 17 All-Wool ZIP-OUT COATS 39.95 $13 slow-down in . : Untrimmed 00 ‘ i : j = forms, Mr. Ci These mattresses and box springs are a real ‘bargain for the ; The collecta c 41 All-Wool GABARDINE SUITS . 69.95 $37 (OATS _ [| | msiwesen : : . pe : : Asin, . sons are payal economy-minded buyer! Made by such famous manufacturers. as All-Wool Coals 3 | Sopa se b . . . . . . - 32 All-W | U . i (OATS 49 95 $18 Trimmed with This payme Simmons, Englander, Superior Sleeprite, they are better quality Were 49.95—Now 00 Untrimme : ' air BISHOP'S Furs the forms are . ' ¢ ; et " lar income ta mattresses . . . but because they have become slightly soiled on . 12 VELVET COATS 49 95 $39 Ho said. 00s A "oe , x he fi . : + prey ’ excluded from —the tloor, we are closing them out. For best selections be here CS : i . $52 on the back ~ 19 Fine FUR-TRIMMED COATS 89.95 entitled “Sche Wednesday, when the Store opens at 9:30 olf ¢ Wa That form ddl ; ; : : ® . : filled out to : a (Si — 16 IMPORTED CASHMERE (OATS . “89.95 = $59 AE pe, - = : : : ; : . the computat. : ; : . ment tax. UDGET YOUR PURCHASE if i sh 18 IMPORTED FUR-TRIM COATS . $228 $118 1 The tax o B D E P . 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