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: on Truman's State of the a . GP : ) : : o tt Union address ............ 19 > of t } ] 3 M An Indianapolis policeman with a Spotless”. record, | poot-seller author. on. toMmor. INpLANABOLIS IND. Fe rua rey” IRE Non Syn [oe] e Oo en including four citations for meritorious service, was haled| Tos Town Hall program Tn > : .. : \ . . hat Goes on Here ....... A | x > "lr ih . : into Municipal Court 3 this morning charged with burglary. Railway Express out to regain i IE IN DEANA I RUST Company Pri nted Bo US Drafts at Patrolman Robert Liese, 39, was accused specifically] shipping business it lost_to a ; of stealing $352 worth of whisky, parcel post in past few years 30 Pay ro mas a 3

: ine | : CRO Predreck L Burress - 5 BA.o" $ % six large hams valued. at $14 each & Lath eo PRDRR OF ? x OR. 2 - and a quantity of cigatets from a ; ? National = aE ~ ey : 5 VU n nysi e a na ori U m far Northeast Side night club last Page ! > shaloi bai ia 5 ; DOLLARS . : © Oct. 18. Charge “incompetent heiress” KAUSKY FDWIN W ! \ 5 By TED KNAP Police 4lso seized at his Home, longa OS i George PLUMBING&HEATING CO A check forging gang which netted about $100,000 and - : 4110 E. Michigan St., merchan- er husband and Hopalong oo . : ’ p Z 1S ri i to fro i That ] Hee ele a roo” Merchen Cassedy her brofher . v... 3 Lr tle Pr Tp nt enhy used Sunny side Sanatorium io front part of its scheme has which they believe was loot from {Another GI insurance dividend ; Tdwin W ¥iuaky Z, been smashed by state police other burglaries. Padus 1a March anscasiony 7 vin # : Eight members of the ring have heen arrested or are L-D Judge Pulls Jo Bays Contin "prison 38 Nets aon arrested - ; serving prison terms, state police said today. Five others i led J Ron ay vase ml in Miami Beach ...rr..... Ha WRN A are being hunted, but apparently stopped wholesale check It was posted by a professional Trimal Ns McGrath for his 1 : ; A te TI passing when their leaders were smoked out. ne 47¢ § bondsman. ‘ German police’ dog escapes : x FHARAPULIS, ol hthe 1831 | Ne, bd ; State police described the 13-man ring as “fantastic.” SAEs Fellow ORiGers. Shocked death sentence . . . Far and a THE INDIANA NATIONAL Bank 92 For four, months last sum- Another phot: Page 18 - Patrolman Liese, married ‘and | AWAY s.vrnrniinninnninnanns 8 “ti > : OF INDIANAPOLIS : or irited Another photo, Page 35¢ > ; the father of three children, main- {Jenner's decision to seek an- . | 3 vote : Lom mer the ring leader print tsenhour was stricken with -tUbtre teses W k« tained a toight-lipped silence. 4 other term in U. S. Senate ORDER OF Hoberd - XK. Turner "s § 47.23 { bogus checks at the tuber-| sis he arranged for accoms . a - y But the police force, which he i | shuffles Indiana political pic- wi . : i ) " ; i culosis sanatorium, northeast of | blices to smuggle a small printing ; joined in June, 1943, was shocked [ture cenesnercrennsercinnene 9 5 vw or WW Pt &a°7 I FPR 3 Indianapolis, where he was a Da-| ress type and safety check pape eter (ims Tookle to veteran by his ar- |Greasy Thumb Guzik freed of / = ads, BF hema Dovianrs tient and editor of Sunnyside’s i is Sunnyside. : ¢ rest. contempt of Congress charge 181 “Sy . mimeo graphed « | Ym 1 “He was a big, rough, tough - [Phil Murray accuses steel.in- | « : newspaper. He J Most. of Men Drifted : : cop—the kind you like to have,” RR ; | dustry of pushing around its o.° Dee Manufacturing Corp. was identified as § When gang members came to “ <aid Chief Ambuhl. “I always, ARRESTED—Patrolman Liese. WOTKETS os seveseriienessss 30, ; Clyde Isenhour, | visit their “sick friend,” they and 12's FE thought he was a good officer.” F . 8392 FASY WASHINGTON BEREES S 31, Indianapolis. Isenhour ran off the checks in the oreign | A 8 NR aon: 53040 av Naas Capt. John J. {print shop where he edited the

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: Chief Ambuhl recalled Patrol- : Tr fw, | h man Liese’s citation in 1947 or PD L tt * rat . 59¢ i e a re, Page : gs : : Bostonian Barton, state po-

Sashing inte a wo. TE Capt. Carlsen apologizes to so i lice investigation One of the men is charged with tavern to arrest what he : cheering thousands for not : oo head who an- stealing a check protector from was a burglar, then discovering Top French bringing Flying Enterprise UNION CONSTRUCTION COMPANY x nounced the |the Tyndall Towne administrative a Tan mah Jee dove ot 3 qs Bhsoty tee scrinesinnnin, 8 f ‘ , Twn. SAU 3 ring’s roundup, i | office, It ‘was used to record secon re iC ” | United Nations truce talkers : . va . said Sunnyside | {amounts on the checks, eral E window but was chased - and General Dies to keep on trying ........ . 9 2 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Hovenber 5 ' 108 1 officials had no | $60 to $70. gwerally caught by another policeman. | 4 | The Huks are on the run but | Pay to the : : : { inkling to the Clyde Isenhour | (when Isenhour was not at SunCited by Legion PARIS. Jari Bp Je de They re still dangerous . .. |. _ Orderot Paul L, Carder $58.00 { patient's “side- 'nyside, the gang headquartered at The following year, Patrolman Tee de 1 Ban cel im Jsiens reports from | ; : : Sev Pen § line” {various times in an Indianapolis lLiese was cited by the Robison- Lattre de Tassigny, French high Uo ayessiiisasasirss io : * *%% C5 2S Oo Se . Other members of the ring trailer court, 2 Kokomo residencs Ragsdale American Legion Post commissioner who fought the gin) D2. a tance seems Lu BB BEA ; J « Dellare : would be given research assign-'and an apartment in Woodruff for outstanding work. he nid Communists in Indo-China, died} BISUICE wensssanenvunnrnny "3 SA : CB x ments at “fhe InSanapols pe Place. Under the merit system, he had ,,ionht in a private nursing home. ! itori ae ary, where they “bone Most of the men drifted from been certified by the promotion] ng a 62. I ome Editorial Page 3 ; on details about banks and bus-| 11 ce to place, changing home adboard for appointment to uni-l4pe ojinic and nursing home Dec.’ __ ce Page| 4 . Inesses in jarget ies. Their! dresses frequently. formed sergeant. He passed hisjq pe had two operations for|VA hospitals face the problem A study of out-of:s ale hy i Arrested this week was Georgs ‘examination last Dec. 21 With a what officials said was uremia. of where to get patients to | Sories ana Other re ie Tg Clifford Spalding, 28, of Indianmark of 76.7. Late last night a Roman Catholic! Put in all those new hospital br ern is Pe YY lapolis and Kokomo. He was Even fellow officers who said chaplain administered the last! beds they have now..... eee 22 0p periacliy > nabbed by state troopers after an Patrolman Liese was “hard toirites of the church. | Hoosier Forum. , . . Seven sol- i Squads of the forgery gang Indianapolis police squad became get along with” agreed he was a) De Lattre, known as “the diers in Korea make a plea | , then would drive or fly by com-| suspicious of his parked car, hard worker. CT IFrench MacArthur because of (*-for mail for a. buddy who mercial airlines to the Sesignats) t But it was his own squad car his independence and flair for the| needs it to buck up his ed cities with handsful : ; A Rey Ares partner, Howard Kelley, who fur-igramatic, was France's most Spirits ....iv0vee.e ceeseses 22 phony checks, Using forge t o A key arrest last week by An- | nished the information that led'decorated general. |Sen. Capehart says his price, stolen identification Dap. NEY derson police lassoed Donald Clay to his arrest. Highly Regarded | control amendment-is dead. JBade 2 ‘Billing’ in each ¢ Jrters|Cheshier, 27, RR 5, Greenfield. Patrolman Kelley was along] Western leaders had high! . . . Dear Boss by Dan | ‘then raced back to headquarterfl, . o under arrest or awaiting ¢ the night Liese checked the doors esteem for De Lattre, under whose Kidney ............. ceanas 2B here. ; trial; : of the Melody Inn, 6400 West-,leadership the tide was turned/Marion County Democrats | Rolled Drinks Robert Lovell Ir. 28, We field Blvd. against the Communist Viet Minh| clean house . . . an editorial 22 “Military discharge papers. 80-5 i gt serving a ! Kk-i {forces in, Indo-China. i 3 j cial. security cards and drafty, vear term in state reformatory Reports Breakin | In Washington last fall he) ‘Sports ie | cards. were procured by rolling]

l drunks and altering legitimate fOr forgery. credentials,” state police said. | Raymond, Samuel Lovell, 31, Careful about details, gang... serving 1 to 10 years in members dressed in work clothes| i, 0 ni ioon for embezzlement. § when they cashed the checks, alll "gyi "cutter 29. Indianapolis made out as payrolls and usually | —Serving 1-5 years in pov tied {on construction, lumber or man-|, issuing phony checks. j ufacturing firms well-known In| “gam 1 McAllister, 30, In[8 target, city, |dianapolis—Out on $1500 ‘bond | ‘They said it was easy to passi awaiting trial for forgery in | the checks, and hardly ever were johnson Circuit Court, Franklin. they refused or even questioned,”| James Holland Briley, 29, In- < state police reported. The checks dianapolis—Out on $1500 bond

Liese told Officer Kelley thei ... .. overwhelming victory! " jef| a Page place had bees broke] into, Chie in convincing the United States Open class Glovers toe resin | Ambuhl said, and adde ito step up military aid to the, tonight

man Liese began carrying Whisky | prench in Indo-China. |Olymps meet Boston tonight . 28 Cheshier Robert Lovell Jr. from the place. The owner re-i" pq tenacity and character WonAnderson threatens Tech's ported later 84 fifths and 24 pints ip, high respect of American of-| NCC standing .............. had been stolen. . ficers. American generals recalled Marines land, baseball men Patrolman = Kelley objected, ny, "yattre's fierce pride in his| take to hills .............. Chief Ambuhl said, and signed 2 prench fighting men at the time/Caps face league's one-two staisment Whe he two Yoturned/,e the liberation when it was a| punch ....... Sr Wa o the police st. . common saying that De Lattre Faulkner out as driv Liese complained the next day|,,; «fighting all the Allied gen-| Agajanian in iy bili

of a stiff neck and didn’t report] 15 as well as the Bochs (Na~. I - to work for a time. When he re-n 2 3 ; {Crimmins ‘in as Indiana's

; | next foothal ch, . . were peddled chiefly in taverns, from Joh turned, he was assigned to the Couldn’t Attend Parley |Coaches heap a i Chuck L | groceries and sporting goods forgery . Cireutt’ Court on emergency squad : and, when pn, yattre’s illness made it im-| Taylor and Pop Warner ... fi + stores. | Leonard L. Richardson, 28, of arrested, had been working in the ssible for him to head the cur-|/665 best series in city bowling And they always waited until 4602 W. Naomi St.—Arrested here police property room, 5 rent French delegation to Wash-{' last night ........... feeann the plant on which they forged by state police and released to Chief Ambuhl explained t . Se ington where urgent talks regard- Dick Dunkel's basketball | - checks was closed — to avoid Springfield, Ill, on forgery charge. partment “wanted him out of the; the grave Communist threat| ratings ............... +... 29 Raymond Lovell Cutler check-ups by phone. | Center of the nation-wide

“In between forays, members| alarm for the five forgers still at of the gang nightclubbed (with|large is Isenhour, who walked sultry pickups) and lived in lux-'away from Sunnyside Sept. 27 ury hotels and motels over the without seeking a discharge,

yy while it investigated. Ito Indo-China are now in prog-| ast night, Detective Sgts. Cecil pages. [i= Women’s

London and William O'Rourke _ When De Lattre first enered the Oscar’ winners in home furntook Patrolman Liese to police ainic officials maintained extreme ishings are named in Jean

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headquarters, where he was 8us-\secrecy about his condition. Fin- i ; pended indefinitely for conducts) Ee disclosed Tvs Wasi Spicklemire’s Story soece... 10 eountry. They purchased DewiOtisers hunted are: nbecoming an officer. : A Dress is Born" artist's automobiles and made pleasure! Robert L. Chastain, 29, Indianung g suffering from uremia, a kidney| sketch from the New York trips,” ‘state police said. {apolis, State police said he and Property Hauled From Home |complaint, and had nearly died| press Institute by Jim When they did have to work— Isenhour are believed to have fled Other police hauled from his oF San 7 ig days after his.-sec-l Herron. vvivcrnirivrinens 13 mainly for front purposes —most|to the West Coast. : home a truckload and patrol°0d operation. Despite winter weather spring | ' of them hired on as cab drivers| Frank LeRoy Hansen, 24, of ‘wagon load of merchandise in-| = 7é¢ ; 5 | Is here In fashions, reports in Indianapolis and surrounding 1140 E. Bates St. 2 00 cluding: | x a Batty Locher .c.svisevsss «134 counties. I Frederick Lee Coghill, 25, In. ) | An $81 garbage disposal unit = ° Reservations for tonight's : Gabe Re d |dianapolis, detectives sald was stolen Oct. 10| Civic" Theater opening ..... 12 aug TeEroupe Joseph McDowe]l Gabbard, 36 ON from the Rich. Appliance & Fraternity initiates at IU.... 10 Smashing of the ring followed, G,. ° 0 rh : i Plumbing Co., 5140 N, Keystone { ® nearly a yéar of concentrated : act Ave. The firm said three similar Other Features: sleuthing and came as a personat . ' o units and a $20 radio also were AMUSEMENES aerrerensnes 24 J VeOhY Top Iwo tate policy oft} D bl k 1. missing: aid Lisse-1oid them only BridBe +.c..rsenserieaees 10 ’ . : a . Schroeder, state police handwrit- ou e-Ta e r ) pice Comics .....eveiiiennens 39 FORGERS' PRINTING PRESS—Troopers Herbert E. Austin expert Detective € : that they would find the garbage CroSSWOrd «.heeess 19 > : So ng pert, and etec By BOB BARNES i disposal unit at his home. EQIOMRIE + sere eoerenr ays DB * (lower) and F. Gale Kassen dredge it from a six-foot hole in Fall Howard Hyslope. They got on : < Harold Hartley ......... 30 Creek at the 79th. St. bridge northeast of Indianapolis. Li De. traf) many Rs Jo r hen, bot nT 0 LOCAL TEMPERATURES, Hosies I RR 2 | Or. Mopi » jcheck handwriting of a man sus- . : 3 6 a mM... a. Mm... ! , FISION ssneee os 2 | 2 Plus : Tam. 26 1am. 52 | Robert Ruark ........ ei.) NY to Go All Out IF r. Sn e esig pd Ih Jnuther INGEN Same : 2 2 33 Ed Sovola ......... res «2 F : From Notre Dame ) ing res ing E 8 a. m.. 26 12 (noon) through routine questioning of E $ 4 a m.. 29 1PM 34 EM 28, 2 ‘For Capt. Carlsen SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 11 prisoners held in Marion County k Latest humidity «....... 81% WOMEN'S +..vnressss 10-13 Another Story, Page 8 (UF) D he Datos em pial an : oD Anderson: For the What Goes On Here ..... 27 Briley Chastain | NEW YORK, Jan. 11 (UP)—/Dame’s college of law since 194T, last. year Ek Bing 4 . : Loi i {Mayor Vincent Impelliteri today has resigned from the faculty land kept operating. : ; Hair : Speedy Cash for : Te ‘War of Nerves’ directed his reception ‘committee effective next June. | When state police were hot on h T Gen. de Latt 2a ) 'to arrange “a traditional ‘New| Mr. Manion, author of a cur their necks last November, the It stimu- Togs or i1axes . . en. de Latire In Meat Industry {York City welcome for Capt. Hen-|Tent best-selling book “The Key gang dumped its printing press lates and rik . Kurt Carlsen, master of the to Peace” said he was quitting/into Fall Creek from the 79th St. conditions, Here is a speedy way to Mayor Fills 3 More CHICAGO, Jan. 11 (UP)-—The [§ | Flying Enterprise. [In the press of private business bridge. It was fished out recently. . . .. collect extra cash you can use . . CIO United Packinghouse Work-! | There will be a reception in City| including many writing and State police said more than to pep Wp Your Witter Wald- City Vacancies ers continued its “war of nerves”| {Hall, the Mayor said, adding fhat| SPEAKING, cORMIEMENL. 7 wa] 1700 forged checks totaling about 00 robe or lv ad Jou Three men were appointed by|today with sporadic walkouts at| B® |details would be worked out DY | ater e ham $100,000 were issued in the last! ng ‘po. when}. : Mar, . r " |Mayor Clark today to fill vacan- « |B | Grover Whalen, chairman of his) ’ ; jive years in Indiana and 13 other to outed e Gather together all the [ayer the Pack Board and City meatpacking plants in key cities.| | reception committee. The big fea-|sm ; — staten. going items ‘which you And you ne IPlan Commission. The union has rejected a six- ture of New York's traditional . | Starting in Marion County, the ; : longer use , . . a W H. 7. Raff or rétired bus-| cent hourly wage increase offered welcome fs the colorful parade up| Thieves Grab gang spread to other parts of In-/ reme things, furniture, clothing, od ensperger, ré ; = “The Street of . to household ‘equipment, [inessman, was appointed to re-PY major packers. It seeks a , Hansen lower Broadway, “The Street of diana, then Midwest states, as )00 A anything else . . . (place the late James T. Hamill minimum annual wage of $3000| ° Heroes,” in_a rain of ticker tape| Post Office favored spots became “satu-|fe : d list these things For Sale [on the Park Board. Mr. Raffens- and other concessions: land shredded phone books. I’ 70 { Uticle Saty's Post rated.” : . i 4-01, oy a RESULT - GETTING perger is former president of Ko-| At Omaha, one of the nation’s. | Mr. Whalen will have to await| ne .- . am | os Hoosier cities victimized sifice dar ©. Want Ad in The Indianapolis |weba Realty Co. and was 18 years Most important packing centers, (word of Capt. Carlsen’s plans for| rCes turned up missing 10° |1949 include Indianapolis, Hunt- ; Times. You'll sell them FAST |a director of the Kothe-Wells- 550 employees were idle at Armour {returning home before he can get Burglars bro Ke : nig XBhar. jington, Marion, Elwood, Frank00 and at LOW-COST, too! |Bauer Co. wholesale food supply|and Cudahy plants, and an un- |down to details. : | man's grocery, 3205 Central |[0ft, lebanon, Westfield, Nobles1 2 Times Want Ads are only 32¢ firm. : . determined number walked out at | An official of the Isbrandtsen| "107 aE asa oy pe ville} Anderson, Speedway, Dan- . per day on the special weekly ‘| Named to the Plan Commission the Swift & Co. plant. 2 Line, owner of Capt. Carlsen’s| “on Tob / hi and scaoted off yj. Plainfield. Greenfield, ., rate {were John B. Rairdon, a sales] At Fort Worth, a 72-man cattle| {Tost ship, sparked the idea for a, The - TE thined Postal 1Knightstown, New Castle. Con-10-0z. jar Make your list mow, and representative, and Louie Moller, killing gang quit work at Armour, big welcome and there were In-l ° 0% RE" oh sine i oe 'nersville, Rushville, ‘Shelbyyille, . 200 : phone PLaza 5551 by noon representative for a lumber com- & Co. fn TT ie /numerable seconders. . | records. S30 at uding its (qraanwood, Coliimbus, Blooming- : 2 tural high "on Saturday . .. Your “Extra pany. i wii Ee | Seven thousand employees. re-| “If this city is looking for a| TeCBree. & yeh stamps, Mio ton and Martinsville. Le 4 air.” 10 s - Money” Want Ad will appear |" ‘Mr. Rairdon and Mr. Moller ra- ported for. diity at the big Armour; : real En ee certainly got A money, order The net spread as. far as Sait |. : . oh ai : An ALL EDITIONS of the big place Leo P. Gauss and Louis M. plant in Chicago after disrupting =" Jase © one: in"Capl.- Carleen,” said Capt.’ . . Lake City, Utah. day ; ‘a v ho {Fehrenbach. oa {production yesterday. 7 Mzabbard . . Spalding = Clayton’ McLaughlin, ! . ' State, police said that when |

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