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62d YEAR—NUMBER 311
Everybody Fine but Papa—
: ° . : A Four of a Kind in N.Y. Fire Raz Make a ‘Full House’
By United Press [ r ie arse der . . ATLANTIC CITY, N. J: Jani NEW YORK, Jan. T—A Brooklyn mother of three . CE Ono Of the worst foes
children gave birth to quadruplets in exactly 20 minutes in Atlantic City history destroyed today at Bushwick Hospital. three hotels and nine rooming
- : houses in a two block area today) Mrs. Fanny Graber, 32, was delivered of the three and then spread to the 12-story girls and a boy with such ease
- , — |St. Charles Hotel, one of the 13 and swiftness that her husband, | (Indianapolis time), 10 ‘minutes major hotels on the famed oceanJoseph, was not told until after
later a boy was horn, front boardwalk. “We knew there would be mul: One of the twin towers of the the quartet had squawled its first tiple births, but we didp’t expect St. Charles caught fire when the chorus in the operating room. her to have more than twins,” wind. shifted: after firemen] “I'm speechless,” Mr. -Graber Mr. Moering said. “But the third thought they had the devastating] said. . child was born two minutes after blaze under control, The tower Bushwick Hospital Superintend-the second one and the, fourth blazed high above the boardwalk. ent Harry Moering said the/and last was delivered at 2:43 When. the St. Charfes took! mother and quadruplets. were “doing fine,” but did not. know
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a.m.” fire, - the. Breakers Hotel, one| All Over 3 Pounds block east of the burning tower,| was ordered evacuated. About 100
whether Mr. Graber, a former) Mr. Moering said the first child di soldier, would survive the sur-' weighed in at 3% pounds. Bests ot Je building as Bre) prise. “The boy weighed 3 pounds, pla tr h |
i t § 8 jt. “He just ‘sat there in a chair/9 ounces and the last two girls In an attempt to seve It
reading a newspaper,” Mr. Moer-| Weighed 3 pounds, four ounces ing said. “He let his mother-in- and 3 pounds, 15 ounces,” Mr.| \fost of the burned buildings] law do all the pacing.” |Moering said. were closed for the.season and| When Mr. Graber was told he The superintendent declined to unoccupied. : | ‘had given Papa Oliva Dionne a SiVe the surgeon's name but said| Firemen said no one was in-| close race, he jumped from his he was assisted by.a well known jured. : i chair and ran up and down the obstetrician as well as a hos-|" A 30-mile-an-hour wind! hospital corridors. pital staff doctor. whippefl = the flames from
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the| Mr. Moering - said the quads frame seven-story Congress Hotel! [were the first ever born in Bush-|on St.: Charles Place to .the. fiveMr. Graber operates a liquor Wick Hospital. Mrs. Graber de-|std¥y Lorraine Hotel. Then the store near the hospital. /livered them “apparently without|fired jumped to the New Davis
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third and fourth floor apartments and were missed by a policeman, |
The quads were placed in in-|difficulty,” he said. {Hotel. The Congress and Lorcubators and Mrs. Graber was| Mr. Moering said the odds raine had 150 rooms each and the wheeled into a private room at|against a mother having quad-| Davis 125 rooms. All were burned “no cost to her family,” Mr. Moer- ruplets were more than 1 million to the ground. i ing said. {to one, Two multi-story frame rooming| The Grabers,- who were child-| “But in this case perhdps the houses on St. Charles and seven! hood sweethearts, Sept. 14, 1945. They grew up injthat twins have been born on were engulfed before firemen suc-| the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of both-sides of the Graber family,” ceeded in stopping the sheet of Brooklyn.’ . {Mr. Moering said. fire. & Mr. Moering said the first baby, Mrs. Graber’s other There was no immediate esti-| a girl, was born at 2:23 a, m. are 2, 3 and 5 years old. ‘mate of damage, but firemen said! - it was “well over $1 million.” DA Doubts Grand Jury 8 Feared Dead , . In Eastern Blaze Will Find Much Crime mms esi s {Firemen poked through the] : smoldering ruins today for the| The U. 8. Attorney who'll head crime which would be responsible the bodies of eight persons who the Justice Department's probe of for violation of federal laws were reported missing after a $1| ; : N _icovering narcotics, gambling, million fire wrecked the fiveorganized crime in Marion Coun jcounterfeiting, bootlegging, white story structure and threatened ty and southern Indiana doesn't slavery. Ee {the Westfield business district. | think the grand jury will turn| Mr. Welsh said possible links Most of those unaccounted: for up much. hetveer tue underworld nd Fu were believed elderly, but tbere| And Marion County's Prosecu- in vastigation y & [os Sue 7Yesr-old ro, hase ith | . so n, who was liste e tor, Frank Fairchild, agreed with 1¢ anvthing along this line I oles od ol eas nD ihe him. |unearthed, he said, the informa-'y4 fy iceino Matthew Welsh, U. S. attorney |tion will be turned over to local! mp. ¢inqt A i for the Southern District, said authorities for action. . eT Se ons 10 Teach Jue today he would map an antl| One of the major problems of|y , 4 screams of Soe of tho ¥ s { se crime gampaign with, Northern{thé scheduled probe involves trapped in the building District Attorney Gilmore Haynie making grand jury testimony] . as soon as they get orders from available to law enforcement of-| Attorney General J. Howard Mec- 'ficers, Mr. Welsh said. Grath. Instructions Awaited Mr. McGrath, In Washington, | Grand jury hearings are secret, 8roped through smoke filled cor-| has ordered special grand Jury lar. Welsh, pointed out. He saiq ridors in an effort to save per-| fons called in all districts for|, * Shp f 3 isons trapped by the flames Sess DS ed oF {he must receive specific Justice J . a probe of organized crime. {Department instructions on how |Ea yr Perso Di Co-operation Pledged [to make the information avail-| jr e.. _|able. ; In Detroit Blaz | State and local law enforce |", ‘ngirict Attorney said he| e |
per cent co-operation with federal II2Y Tot be required to impanel a| DETROIT. Jan. 7 (UP)—Four authorities if they are invited PeY grand jury but may be ablepersons 1 urned id qeath in thelr) to Place Teeords and other infor-|i0 Ell a few ‘Weeks early iiie/DS early foday when & Sash fife mation at grand juries’ disposal.|8Tand jury which normally would 4 ted a small cement garage ‘start work in March. {they had converted into an apart-|
“Frankly, I am of the opinion,” |" "yr rion County Prosecutor ment. | The victims, who police said,
Mr. Welsh said, “that it Is un-ipairchild: today said he too likely the investigations will | 400hted large - scale = interstate/were employed in the junk busi-|
‘uncover evidence of large scale |o.mbling would be uncovered ness, were identified as William!
syndicated crime in the Southern jp... *|Collins, 49: Forrest Johnson, 56: District.” ° |
Le elsh added | He said the Kefauver Commit- Ted Stafford, 45, and Mrs. Mamie| F. Welsh added he meant {tee reports showed two years ago Jackson, 48. Rushvill I {there was a $20 million take in| ushville Mavyoralt the pool ticket racket in Marion| y Y County alone, but that this has;
Tiff : Ends Amicably shown a “tremendous” drop to $14
RUSHVILLE, Ind., Jan, 7 (UP) {million in the entire state. The ; | 1 b M rR jp |1atter figure was estimated in| mier Rene Pleven's government | >= Incumnbient Mayor Russel monthly" revenue gambling ¥e-l oo. yor. ted tonight on a vole Coons today dismissed his suitiports now required by federal : 8 3 A {| of confidence - involving the
contesting the election of Repub-|/law. { lican William Winship to succeed, He' said this drop was .caused' budget. Political quarters ex- | him, thus ending a controversy P : pectéd Premier Pleven to resign.
y: : s ! -ONE — Constant - pressure by] over who controls this city's ad unty officials.
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PARIS, Jan. 7 (UP) — Pre- |
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ministration the next four years. TWO — Gov. Schricker's anti-, ¢ a. m... 23. 10 a. m... 26 Mr. Coons, a Democrat, and!/gambling edict. | Ta. mse 25 Ha m..3 Mr. Winship, who unseated him| THREE-—Strong public opinion,| 8 a, m... 25 12 (Noon) 27 |
ast Nov. 6 by only 40 votes, stemming from the Kefauver| signed’ a mutual release in which committee investigations and the
9a m.. 25 the retiring mayor agreed to dis- new federal tax laws.
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years ago left the U. 8. Novy 14) | di Ni 14 ’ Frat a discharge. Mr. Win-| ne n ispensa © em | ship denied this and said his, rec-| i : ord was cleared by the FBI * z ; The release also agreed that neither would sue the other for; libel as a result of any accusa- : tions or charges made in con-: nection with the controversy.
Tuesddy Garbage Schedule Given
New garbage collection districts |. have been announced following, pg, conversion of the department to §
Garbage and trash will be collected . tomorrow in, the areaig bounded by 16th and 30th Sts. j from White River to the east city) limits including Windsor, Village.| Garbage should be placed ony the curb for collection by 7 a. m,,| James H. Bookedis, sanitation chief, said.
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Jane Russell
waist , , . Marlon Brando with Schri ke ~ Meet | HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 7—Marie his shirt ripped off his back ... chricker to Mee Windsor declared war on behalf|and Robert Taylor in a wisp of | With Hospital Trustees [or all the bosomy beauties of armen dn. 5ve | xauseliy into) Gov. Schricker went to Rich- filmland today on male stars who! act,” she pouted. “You can't! mond today to attend a meeting won't keep their shirts on. - turn around today without seeof the board of trustees of the ares Windsor, who said she ing a bare-chested male. It's] Richmond state hospital for men .,,,.. for Jane Russell, Marie unfaltl Juees no limit to their, Gov. Schricker said he had not Wilson, - Marilyn Monroe and —wrpis kind of frontal attack attended a board meeting there other glamour girls, said a man- must be met,” declared Marie. for some time. He also was ly chest is & good thing—under «put despite this unfair com- ; ,. tpetition,” she said, “the males ' But these days, she complained, will. lose out anyway because
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were married chances were helped by the fact guest houses on States Ave. also ¥
[rom elect have’ been ‘missing! Police said both teen-agers were|
Day. | All apparently were residents of, Brivate detectives retained by wandering existence.
{fireman and a civ.ilian.who had obtained a marriige license. |
| was Ly et? supreme com- Congressional District (Marion county grand jury duty today|{Simon, 25 N., Bosart Ave.; IL Bi i Io mander in the New Hampstiire| County) : 2 inh. De stand-| : after he told the judges his|Genevieve Fricker, 2010 W, Mich-| © ibearer. party {primaries in March as a Repub-| An Indianapolis lawyer, Mr,
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the bodies of Earl Croft and Ray-| St.; Em-Roe Sporting Goods |way again today after a holiday] To repeated questions as to why mond Bradshaw, both of Los An-| Co, 209 W. Washington Si. (recess, r (Gen. Eisenhower: does not say geles, in the cab of their Watson| SPortsman’s Store, 126 N. Penn- | rhe recount was asked by|candidly and openly that he wiil
Bros. yesterday afternoon.
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George VI -will visit South Africa on a forthcoming ocean cruise to help him convalesce from his illness, it was announced today.
|Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson warns of civilian sacrifices |
"for another year vo and easily through the real |, ; Weswsesissevenranss cen seresrsennns,. I :! " . public office as permitted by | {The Internal Revenue Department is raking in some heavy sugar Pr atate pages 91 The Indian- |ipoge regulations.” . | in a crackdown on rackefeers ...........c..c0niiiiiinnns “${-Abolls Jimed. The vasy win Ea Now : jority of the better real Could Say Now
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Sad t Avows Republicanism; Awaits a ‘Clear-Cut Call to Political Duty’.
By United Press PARIS, Jan. T—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower gave his Republican supporters the green light today to go ahead with the “Ike for President” campaign, but said he would become -a candidate only if he got “a clear cut call to political duty.” - : ‘In a statement read to Ye-ipolis from coast to coast, is ase porters, Gen. Eisenhower saidigerted af the convention as it will _ that Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge (R.\pe at the election. Failure to seMass.) gave “an accurate: ac-cyre a true expression of public count” yesterday of his political opinion would constitute a feelings but added: mockery of our free system in » “I would not seek nomination this citadel of freedom.” for political office. | This plainly referred to public Apparently the general plans 0,104 samplings which have recontinue his activities as head ported Gen. Eisenhower easily of the Western European armies ip, favorite of most people quesuntil he is convinced there is ali, 4 ‘apout their presidential strong movement in the United io But the same polls have States to draft him. 'shown Sen. Robert A. Taft's Won't Seek Nomination |greater strength with Republican
“Sen. Lodge was correct also political leaders. in stating that I would not seek Time to Tell
nomination to political office. 3 a “I have frequently and publicly The extent to which Gen. Eisen expressed my refusal to do so. {hower’s standing with the profese “My convictions in this regard sional party politicians is imhave been reinforced by the char-|proved by the ‘announcement of -
acter and importance of the duty yg entry into New Hampshire
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BOOSTS IKE—Standing before a huge portrait of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (R. Mass.) tells Washington news conference that he has asked Gov. Sherman Adams of New Hampshire to enter the general as a GOP presidential candidate in the state primary. with. which I was charged more
* lke Faction than a year ago by my country! Wil! be seen in the next few weeks,
An Idyll Interrupted—
olis homes since Thanksgiving gay sport shirts and were
® 3 * | | r City Teeners’ Wedding Jubilant und the oiner nations of the EXEL [nade fe aeeon : ‘ ‘ ie y g8 |saying in effect: * ® w | oO R | “America’s enlightened self-in-| “The party politicians respect i ans Ol =] in out ver ep Y ‘terest and the future of Western|the men at the top of the EisenHy Cones. Pree [civilization alike demand success hower movement but there is just | ”" y % : | candireached cross the Mason-Dixon to get this far” on the 1200-mile pwight D. Eisenhower's public po-{SSCusity agains: Communistic the general thet he Is a Hine today io interrapt the vo.i'NIP 10 Sarasota, Fla. whee theYisgpiznce of the Republican Partylireats and so to DreselVe peace, fas 0 ons who have planned to get jobs picking fruit.|ape] relieved his presidential] Says He Won't Campaign | $ teen-agers who planned to “pick wrong,” the boy was quoted as burd t . : | - “Under no circumstances will I candidacy have said ‘‘there will fruit and get married” in the land saying. “We just want to be to- doy nd pnt ce dn halask for relief from this assign- be no draft of anyone” or that of sunshine. {gether—that's why we were both! Hi: boosters jubilantly claimed ment in order to seek nomination “nobody is going to be offered the The 15-year-old bobbysox |going to get jobs before we got that the general's campaign was TOT Political office and I shall not nomination on a silver platter.” bride-to-be and her blue-jeaned married.” {off the ground and soaring {participate in the pre-convention, This has been the attitude of Gov. The pro-Eisenhower bo osters | activities of others who may have|Val Peterson of Nebraska, for in clean winning him the nomination with-|™¢: jen pro-Eisenhower advocates In {and neat-appearing despite theirout much direct help from the] “Of course there is no question|the Midwest. | They said|general. For his statement in|Of the right of American citizens couple to Louisville where. they much in love.” : {ipate in the pre-convention activ-/common convictions. . - de Ina aE is fanfies few {0 AtlaNa 10s/itics jo2 Bihers” | “I realize that Sen. Lodge ana Remains Confident 8 8 - ctive| Ss SW i hi be) i p ut his supporters were jubilant his associates are exercising this John Royse, Taft-for-presideat youngsters getting off a bus yes-|a North Indianapolis high school. finally declared publicly he is a(fore me next July a duty that terday and picked them up Yor Bow said it was a “first offense” Republican and will accept the would transcend my present re-|can nomination still is a walke questioning. {for the runaways who had been nomination if offered. sponsibilities. away for Sen. Taft. for the girl to get a job so they they tried the ladderless elope-/Taft of Ohio, who is openly seek-|clear-cut call to political duty, I! . could afford to get married. They ment. ling the nomination—and seems to shall ta po ¥» ° bid, the local lawyer said today: | 1 all continue to devote my full] «jr g Taft i inated 'hold the lead now-—conceded that|intention to the perf . en, Taft is not nominate performance of on the first ballot at the conven
tion. \ The long arm of the law said they had “worked very hard) waSHINGTON Jan. 7 Gen. |i Our collective effort to produce no substitute for direct word from mantic idyll of two Indianapolis’ ww, pavent done anything hoomers of their greatest political| hoped for an active Eisenhower { from their North Side Indianap-|neatly dressed in blue jeans and|still were faced with the task of|Such an intention with respect to|stance, one of the most outspokthe girl's family traced the both protested they were “very France said he would “not partic-/l0 organize in pursuit of weir, Taft Leader Here lanta blue coats spotted thejoffspring and to re-enter them injover the fact that Eisenhower right in‘an attempt to place be- s manager here, says the Republie Both said they were waiting dating some three weeks before! Backers of Sen. Robert al “In the absence, however, of a| 1p spite of Gen. Eisenhower's {the word from Paris gives a lift|the vital tasks to
: w 4 ; » Pretty Good Reason— {to the Eisenhower boom. |signed.” end " i [FON next July: Wi Jo Smphsad a > The Taft 1 Xpresse i ; * people .expressed| Gen. Eisenhower made his|jarity that would win the nomina-
skepticism, however, that astatement, which was read for| “ ’ Is aL, tion for Gen. Eisenhower as In- | draft” movement for the general him by Brig. Gen. Charles T.Lan-|qiana’s Wendell Willkie won it in can be successful. They took the ham, his press chief, in response|1g40.
| position that delegates to the Re-ito the announcement by Sen.| over the ~week-end Mr. Royse
Begs Off Jury Duty— ‘Uncle Shot a Man’ a ie inane. tion Longe at a yashinmon Press| announced he had accepted the erence yesterday that he Was| job as top Taft man in the 11th
Other jurors are Mrs, Elma SOmething more tangible than|going to enter the
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uncle's case might be investigated |igan S8t.; Clifton V. Fulk, 1611] by the jury. : IN. Temple Ave,; Lester Black-| “How come?” one of the judges well, 3035 ‘N. Gale" St.; and mrs. | 2] Traffic Victim
asked, Verena, O'Connor, 414 Tacoma - Of Year Dies
“He shot a fellow,” the man!Ave, answered. During the selection of the] The judges then went on to|jury, Mrs. Joseph P. Hancock, meer name three men and three|wife of the new city fire chief,|stone cast a shadow on Indianap- sible Russian aggression. . . women to a six-month term on a|was excused from duty because|olis streets today. There were! According to Charles Lucy, Street Lights Burning new Marion County grand jury. lof the possibility arson cases none at this time last year. | Scripps-Howard staff writer, the In Daytime Just a Test Criminal Court Judges Saul I.|would be investigated. The i Mrs. Luella Porter, 70, of 2106 key statement in the Lodge, y Rabb and Harry O. Chamberlin |person called was Harry H. Ful- Broadway, died today in St, Vin- announcement was not the one| Street lights glowed in many named Slade Freer Jr, 3201 N, mer, fire chief from 1941 to 1948, | cent’s Hospital of injuries suf- asserting the general would be|blocks on the Kast Side and
Meridian St., foreman. lexcused because he is'over 65. |fered last Thursday night when|entered in the New Hampshire/downtown long after alleged sunup today. Residents were curious, Colorado Blizzard
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i Gen. Eisenhower made . his ager appointed by Lisle Wallace, [statement on the first anniver-|Sen. Taft's Indiana manager. |sary of his arrival in Europe to|Lloyd 8. Hartzler of Ft. Wayne {take the supreme command of and Gerald Powell of Peru were [the Western armies which -are appointed earlier. The second 1952 traffic tomb- girding themselves to meet a pos-|
; {struck while crossing at 22d St. voting, but one which read: f . |and Broadway. “I have assured Gov. Adams It wasn’t because those streets ! Get Your Seats | ‘The first 1952 city traffic fa- (pf New Hampshire) that Gen.|Were darker than the others. i tality vas Fred Winnetield, 10.01 Eisenhower i4 in to the finish.” | Indisnapols Power & Tight Co, | ferguson St. illed when was merely testing some circuits For ‘Gloves’ Now thrown i a car at Walnut and Said He's Republican it explained. 5 : Sm East “St. after a collision New| Sen, Lodge undertook to de- “It's routine,” said an IPALCO the notion that Gen.
at al or your igen {Year's Day. molish 'spokesman. “People just notice it MOVES » oe | The first city traffic fatality of |g y , /erc Aid night's Whirlwind opener with- | 8 y traffic ality of [Eisenhower is a Democrat with more on overcast days
11 knockouts and TKO's has 1951 Sid Bo} come until Jan, 8 (the flat statement that “Gen. Double-Take
f — _ |Eisenhower has personally asresulted in a record request for . . : advance reservations for seats. City Council Ballot. [fured mie that Le is 4 Republican.” ‘Recount Resumed By BOE BARNES
, He challenged the right of DemGet your tickets in advance ocrats to enter the general as a at: Bush-Callahan Sporting Recount of votes in the Nov. 6/ Democratic presidential candidate [City Council election got under |in New Hampshire.
MONTE VISTA, Colo. Jan. T| (UP)—The toll of last week's series of avalanches and blizzards reached six known dead today; with the recovery of the bodies of
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sylvania St. Prices: Ringside and first row balcony, $2; downstairs reserved, $1.50; general admission (on sale Friday night only at the Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania St.), adults, $1, children 12 years and under, 50 cents.
IDemocrat Joseph C. Wallace, who/be a candidate, Sen. Lodge just {lost his bid for re-election by two as repeatedly cited Army regula- { votes. |tionS$ limiting political activity of Recount commissioners started anyone in uniform. |a check of voting machines today| In his letter to Gov. Adams, beginning with those stored at|/Sen. Lodge pointed out that the | Shortridge High School. prohibition includes “participation Read Jim Heyrock’s story on Page 11, |
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