Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1952 — Page 2

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‘Navy Calls Its New Jet Fighters ‘Superior’ To Red MIGs

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B Production child S Pavan ~(UP)—The : Used in Children’s Suits} OP) The By United Press . . eee od By United Press velieved at Teast five other manu-| " WASHINGTON, Jan. 14— - ® in oy _ wie | NEW YORK, Jan, 14 Fire facturers in the metropolitan at Ine Unit Vice Adm. John H. Cassady, wv i i Wi / Marshal Martin Scott feared to- area had been “turning out these| a ying. : {Li r a é duy that an inflammable yarn sweaters 100 times faster than 1.” As a re

tv chief of nav ora. gies Ini 3 deputy chief of naval opera “ found in “exploding” sweaters! But Mr. Toffler said he did not| United Natio

tions for air, ‘said today the ds ; . ’ *3 may have heen used in the sanu- believe department’ stores had not sit here Navy has yur new jet fighters rs factureof children's playsuits. stocked any of the sweaters be-| ‘ founded chal ' fo ti Rus- \ Wal Seatt “said 1 vould/cause they could not be dry| Nations com that are perior } e Rus Marsha Scot ai 1€ CWO ’ e mill owner who has been cleaned. deceitful pr Sianp-butit. MIG-Ib "in periorm: iniz the dangerous yarn to. .Mr. Toffler said that whereas he Rear Admira ance xh all he has sold to manu- Only manufactured sweaters he {¥ v told the Red. While he d not identify the ' believed some of the other firms be He denie new jets, Adn Cassady said they ; Nd Tv . ~~. might also use the yarn in mak- BJ charge, dema £, Adan ‘ ‘ T'tie fire marshal located one o fi 1 : sat “blueprint planes.” but : ing playsuits for children. inally propo whe no Ht Joie the manufacturers, Philip Toffler : = p.m. today. already -in productior Burned in 50 Seconds % Nua . 47. bere vesterday and learned he . You cann He said the Navy's two jets : of : ators Marshal Scott found at least torted: Nost Bese ooorating in Korea the had beer: selling zu sweaters Axon sweaters and more than 1000 Lee Sang C Grumman Panther and the Mec- week to peddlers throughout 1951. yards of the material in Mr. Tof- to the reces. Donnell Banshee-—are inferior to, Mr. Toffler said he did not fler's small plant. The marshal The exchas

the Soviet MIG-15 in speed and % rate of climb. But® he added that| comparing the Navy jets with! the Soviet fighter is “like judging two diff t breeds of cats.” %

took one of the light, fleecy sweaters to the sidewalk and lighted it. mable until Jagt Tuesday wher a mp. "cwoater burned to ashes! neddler reported that one of his within 50 seconds, Marshal Scott! v had been said :

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Mr. Toffler said his two small ; i a Pesan . daughters had worn sweaters = Rx : ; 4 5 * . . N sala 3 Said He Halted Sales made trony the material and that UNITED AGAIN—Kurt Muller (center) is shown on his arrival in New York greeted by his ane nuce g 01 row after thi the subject of sending Chinese mair

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MIGs Have Short Range burned In a copyrighted interview with : ‘he magazine U. 8. News and HERE'S TO A HERO—Capt. Henrick Kart Carlsen (arrow) since then, Mr. Toffler said, he he and his assistant smoked, daughter, Liane, 19 (left), his wife, Elsa, and son Lothar; II. World Report Adm. Cassady speaks to crowd at Falmouth, England, Next to him, wearing the had halted the ale of sweaters, cigarets In the plant. Marshal .

: h S 8 described the MIG-15 as a “very chain of office, is Lord Mayor Thomas L. Morris tite only product he manufactures Scott absolved Mr. Toffler and

» * ” ceri 3 ' from the brushed rayon yarn. his peddlers from blame. He said] j- te Se Su 0 S C OSS U S short-range, very short endur- N mine will ever the peddlers were men trying to n r ri rviv r r . .

No customer of : ance, strictiy_ defensive _inter- A Simple Sailor's Sins Thanks— touch one of these sweaters make an honest ‘living unaware] i for hig family because he Mr. Mull taken aboard : Acti ; / VW "ous y United Press food for hig family because he, Mr. Muller was taken aboar 4 on trae : 1 he said they were selling a dangerous; ____ . BY Unite ha $ } : g Chinese M: oman a 1 1 { 1 ve er pio told Marshal Scott fabric. CHICAGO, Jan. 14-—-The Mul- was afraid his money would run the transport Gen. Greeley and ; echoed “Rao Navy Jews linve One! ace Ree r S ’s ; an he. imn itelv notified the Em- ——d ler family, survivors of the gut during the “four-day” train his wife and children aboard an- Eo - that 16 An » ge A e 1 I : . li y 3 ii : v 8 jor . Nori ~ lbp ‘, = 5 n . . aed range and twice the endurance o pire State Mills, a New York con: DES MOINES. Jan. 14 (UP)-- unken freighter Flying Enter- trip to Salt IL.ake if they con- other ship which took them to Z Sunday over

the Red plane. which sold him the varn, of Doyl Albright, 29. presented po- _ prise, journeyed towards Salt tinuéd to eat in the frain’s din- Rotterdam.’ They flew to New

- " . i v " ’ cern. wni . : fo aa HO rr are , : : an eatudy reg «x Honors-Him.as Sean is peddler’s report. He said a mill lice officers with one of his: $10 lake City today after a hectic!ing car. ! . York ta rejoin Mr. Muller. now has only 12 carriers in full " Tf ie AA RAN changeover in Chicago : Travelers Aid officials finally The family received fresh cloth-

commission. but added that “if HR EH advised hime the XAERA WLI SNE SEB AAN rpg ermine yission

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" REBT oF i : a “nh was now heing treat ith a. Mr. Al 3 ad CROTON 8 si x tel, Gyer-" stepped in and allowed his daugh<imgirainticlatato fall labo dbl eos: sr " . the world situation worsens” ad- By ROBERT MUSEL ; hen he Ww ent to the Basie Club ao Mis ’ Ta ng thea ed wi doy Rigi Bide a or Aves Tis Wits arid 1% HIE tEFTRe=19. to get the apples. |$50 in cash in New York after au- i : . g t United Press Staff Correspondent or a luncheon in his honor 8 xi bhi : . . it y - ne % : ditional carriers Soul De pn LONDON, Jan. 14 Capt. Hen- . Twa thousand Londoners. Marshal Scott said Mr. Toffler inflammable sweaters going up!dren were rerio to purchase Mr. and Mrs. Muller are Mor- thorities learned they had lost all 4 which jutsg i ommsn ily -_ rik Kurt Carlsen waz decorated: quickly gathering when the news mic -—————— in smoke at the drop of an ash./some apples yesterday after a mon missionaries who left their theyr belongings on the Flying £ northwest of ° 0 : ’ Dads 8 - i a L se. E rere ot Navy Dan A. Kim- with the Order of the Danneborg spread that he. was coming So he touched a match to a vest long argument with a conscien- Home fo ane ye teip io America REOTTPIneS Sa heed 3 It said fo 5 ens ta%y o 1 By es Rigs the Danish flag - by his native cheered him as he entered the Tein eroluce which he had bought from a tious Pullman porter who was on ie ying 1 erprise. en ey were placed on a . 8 *.. four Amerie Bl at " i Rosey na me I vy Denmark today as he prepared to club. p peddler at the same time he pur- obeying orders to keep them to-: Mr. Muller was separated from Pennsylvania train and a porter three flights > , 60.000- . Atrerats Moin of Ry to New York for a ticker-tape While "Capt. Carlsen waz being - chased the sweater, gethel during a train change pis Tanly When Sant hol ark Ne Lnamminted to keep them foot also flew oy To wea oq mr pi ie rere we N@OIPS RECOIL Zo 7500 17, me bry ope em math tee lel the Eo 10 vents unless some set “Good old Carlsen” “Well fighting the sea. / seconds. He then turned the Mr. Muller wanted to get § Sore sengers left the y essel. —t e _hation. Z = eo mention whe : : he done, Carlsen.” “Good show, Carl- His ship amashed on the south- : sweater over to police. . ~~ dropped. t is reached to the cold war. AE . , eather today Hemen! 18 1 Be i he said. may(* and We want Carlsen,” eastern English coast, Capt. wi Hoosleriane Ne in January = wy = B dit Get Balieve King to Stand James Rossav al A Far Ea: be atomic-powered “ Londoners shouted while the he- Maurice Landreau of the French the crooners usd to eroon about. To Radioactive Sourc andiis man offered ’ : : roic skipper of the Flying Enter- freighter Agen ordered his 37 Springtime in migwinteF- was P- e 0 On South African Visit Backs Truman 2 on the charg Now Under Construction Prise ehieted the Danish Sup crewmen overboard and tried 10 ginocted to push Indianapoiis For Cancer Use Devised Near y $100 LONDON, Jan. 14 (UP) — In: . Ea £28 ass The USK Forrestal, prototype : ko ‘ “emulate Capt. Carlsen by staying temperatures to within 2 degrees formed sources said today ti SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1% y : " ark’s Np erik Z ¢ sources sald oday nat 4 J, . aerial activ for the proposed new carrier fleet, Mark & King Frederik: aboard alone. Bul it Was hopeless. of the all-time high for Jan. 14, OAK RIDGE, Tenn, Jan. 14 9 ‘Jobs’ Here King George VI will s : his (UP)—James Roosevelt, who led a is now under production at New- Still Inodest, even shy and and he was forced to take to a {he Weather Bureau said (UP)-—Six rods of cobalt, each] hg Teorge ill stopd by us taht “i OAR % : : Chine S port. News, Va. but will not be{ 3 ading te Prosre) his New waiting lifeboat Today's expected high: 63 about half as long as a cigaret Bandits got nearly $1000 in two decision to visit South Africa's 2 fight in -1948 to make Gen. se : ork reception ednesday The 17 anama-registry| , ic AK tr 1GOR ‘whi supremacy’ i inis- Dwight D. Eisenhow ‘ 1 ars. s The 17,589-t Panama-registry Sana "Ys : HBR 2 yh white supremacy” Prime Minis- Dwight D. Eisenhower the Demo-« ; Jaunched a ee re Capt. Carlsen said as Danish Am- yr Of Pan Ba ea, Renora for dan. 14 13 25 in 792% and of about the same diameter, Stickups here last night. emaLy ns a res derni : ’ On Chris : bassader Count Eduard Revent-| o = D0'2C “Hao ane hartiE emperaiyrey as niga .have been irradiated in an atomic Two men tgbbed the Talbot ter, D. F. Malan, despite mounting presidentia’ nominee - in. EIGHTH of 1040 feet, compared with the|, gave him the order that he aground off the same treacherous were forecast for the Southernf I bowling” alley. 2101 N. criticism stead of President Truman, threw TERS. K 968 feet of the carriers of the ; : . coast,.out from the White Cliffs part of the state. pile here to produce the largest Lanes bowling her i dai his full support to Mr, Truman's ge y. t vas 1s - wag very hapy to receive it and tl op : Wile : .or Talbot Ave.. of about S870 after The controversy was touched ™" 2h pp . Waves of co World War 11 Midway -class—,, ,..t know how to express hig °f Dover, but a small fleet of tugs| As the mercury mounted, the radio-active source for cancel Tax off by a Buckingham Palace re-election yesterday nese smashe y y : Ss . 5 3 ; Oa : . : 2 iwi : y ‘ Anage ) I 8 c n- : 3 ois ; 1 : now the world's largest t. thanks. . pwled it off and it proceeded on ceiling descended. Karly this treatment evér turned out in this menacing the manager Ralph ROuHeerannt ar ailing — Mr. Roosevelt made his state attack on “C “But please accept froth me as toward London under its own porping at Weir Cook Municipal country. ~ |Hall, 38, and his wife, [ieona 3 larch would stop off in Sourh ment after the California Demo- day, but it cc a simple sailor my simple thanks POWer. : : Ree Airport pilots could see only 200° The Atomic Energy commis ity a pistol. The Halls live at Africa and stay at Botha House, CTatiC organization set up a cam- nen. ro e a a to all of you.” Capt. Carlsen said, Drinks Carlsen Beer feet up, and only a quarter of.a sion said the Pt. Weignnp Pall 3711 E. Michigan St. official residence of the prime paign committee favoring Mr. An Sth Ar (first in English, then in Danish. mhe panish Club was decorated mile ahead. a pound. has been soll to the Lo: The bowling alley lost $1400 jn Minister, during a recuperation! TTUMAn's re-election, the action ° ‘ i Crowd Gathers with the red and white flag of By about 9 a m., however, the Angeles Tumor Institute for less e bowling allel 8 cruise lafer this year. “Truman's record is the record . bloodiest” of Stabbing Unless-he alters his plans, Capt. noimark in Capt Carleen's ceiling lifted and operations re- than $10,000 and has been en- a safe burglary three weeks ago. L Gomme on which the party will, fight in its relatively Carlsen will lgave by Pan Amer- honor. After antering. Capt. Carl- sumed cased in a 3000-pound lead con- ppgther bandit, armed with a 1952,” the son of the late Presi- The Chine jean Airlines Flight 10 tomer. sen went to a window to respond Sunday saw airport traffic at /taind? for ‘shipmen. ya .y knife. boarded a trackless trolley Bar Sinister fen! Roosevelt said, “1 am proud ] United Natio er ree row. and arrive in New Yorgi SP" Went io 8 least 25 per cent above normal! Cobalt-60 is equal to $25 mil- t Central Ave. 4 the Faull » SJ 4 (U of that record and. will stand on of the cease Wednesday. APRA hecanse Indianapolis was open lion: worth of radium when first 2 entral an ARI an. 14 (UP) —Ameri- it and we will win.’ : of Panmunj Police today were investigating Arriving unnoticed hv train In a room adjoining the Hungs while Chicago and other nearby irradiated, the AEC said, but Creek loop and robbed the opera- can tourists lost 386 passports in — ——— ect pursing, dro : taht of 80 eur. from Falmouth this. morning, in which the award was made, big airports were closed, Most |loses half its force in five years tor of 800 in cash. The driver was Paris last year, police authorities Enjoy Earl Wilson's column two advance the fatal stahbing f a 32-y Capt. Carlsen went to the Grosve- Capt. Carlsen saw displayed an fights xehiaduled in and out a while the: half-life of radium is Lyle Dunham, 28, 2509 N. Ala- =zaid today. Of this total 197 were Sunday as well as week days, the United N old East Side man early yester-inor House Hotel where he oil painting of the moment whenl, Sianapols were on time, the|1600 years. +, Pama a recovered —78 In bars, Read The Sunday Times. a : and Trecaptur

day morning following a beer changed from civilian clothing to the towline between the EnterA new Ehip- captain's uniform. prise and the salvage tug Turmoil Sloe " snapped and doomed Capt. Carl ! {

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drinking spree with a friend. Fred Martin, 1746 S. Irvington

sen’s ship. Hoosier, 49, Drowns Ave. died in General Hospital Australia Union The painting, 30 inches by 20 iis State Service four hours after he was taken was the work of Marine Artist BROOKVILLE, Jan. 14 there by his companion, Ross Gale Chiefs Hanker Maj. Tom l.ewsey Maj. L.ewsey Charles Mullins, 49. Laurel, Jarrett, 30, of 1818 Broadway. ainte afte saring radioed d > vosterdayv Zit - V {painted it after hearing radioed drowned vesterday noon. Wit Mr. Jarrett said the two of For More Doug h descriptions of the swapping of nesses said he was washing laun-

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them had visited several taverns, SYDNEY, Australia’ vg 1% the line Inst Wednesday. dry in the West Fork of Whiteduring the night. Mr. Martin then, (CDN )--Some of “Australia's At ‘the luncheon, Capt. Carlsen waten River near his home west M bought a fifth of whisky and| union chiefs are yearning to |drank “Carlsen” Beer, a new brew of hele when he evidently suffered / AT HOME IN INDIANA FOR 80 YEARS ora suggested they take a drivel sgample the rich gravy that {named in his honor and flowifa heart attack and pitched for- a : 52 Louis Willi around town comes to American union lead- here from Copenhagen, Denmark. werd into the stream. 1872-19 Ty of India Mr. Jarrett said he took one ers in fat salaries and big ex- ” T—— ———— maintained 1

drink from the bottle and fell] pense accounts oo 8 as he was si asleep. He was awakened by Mr. That's one reason several top term in a m Martin screaming, “Help me, Australian union bosses will an 8-year-olc

Ross! They've cut me! The car ask their rank-and-filers for was parked on Vermont St. just considerably’ more dough this

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past him and hurried away. The man cursed him as they passed.

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Invited to Japan $4162 (including $787 expenses) my # is peanuts alongsiae the 334.000 | MIAMI BEACH, Fl Jano 14. year John lL. Lewis reportedly i Degensé A (UP)-—=8higeo Matsumoto. repre-| make in the United States. : i said he woul sentative of the governor of the| Nevertheless, . Mr. Dougher-

Bank of Japan, has invited the ty's =alary is well above dhose | founder of Moral Rearmamen of other top Australian union tn hold the organization's Next, ni.re few of whom make more

i immediately. } > . ; Produced gi ; During th : Reed maint h Lebanon at

world assembly in‘Japan. than around $2250 a year. . Mr. Matsumoto's invitation Backers of the “more-dough- Cs } charged sex nresented at the MRA assembly for-Dolgherty” hid in the AWU i produced t of the Americas here yesterday | are expected to demand a $11.- backed his s » . Reed also

to Dr. Frank Buchman, contained! 250-a-year salary for him at the 15 signatures from Japanese union's annual convention this leaders in various fields, month. . “Through the applic ation of -

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al lif we believe Japan can make er greatest contribution Crashes Through lce in tHe family of free nations” DETROIT. Jan. 14 (UP)_—A the Japanese leaders said. LL Navy twin-engined passenger

plane attempting to land by radar

at the fog-swept Grosse Ile Naval ; : Pb. tone Air station crashed through the : . ‘ . 1 sen enc ice of the Detroit River vester-! ® DECLINES AWARDS—Halsey McGovern, Washington, . said, “Becau day. killing both its occupants, (above), who refused to accept a medal of honor and a silver star child I'm gol Navy officers said the plane awarded posthumously to his two sons killed in Korea. He said : on You. Sh was on a flight {rom the Anacos- the President is ''ynworthy to confer them on my boys or an ’ fia, Va. Naval Air Station. They y Y y y Wayne, had

other boys." Pentagon officials said it was the first time in mem. of rape in 1 ory that anyone has turned down the nation's highest decoration a - =r ———

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gaid the names of the victims, both naval personnel, wold be withheld pending notification of for bravery. next-of-kin: The plane made one pass at the field. then lost. contact, A fisherman, Robert Lowrie, found the wreckage 1, hours, later about 2'2 miles downstream on the American side of the river.

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Somebody Swiped The Admiral’'s Car

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14 (UP) Police searched today for a dis-| tinctive automobile stolen from) A lovely basket of gifts eweits in front of a barracks at the) you as an expression of goodwill naval hase here and driven past trom public spirited local mer- a Marine guard at the main gate. | chants if you have just moved te ~ ‘The auto bore a plate with the) s.: the city, are 0 new Mother or have letters UEN on. the back bumper| * moved within the - city’ There's and carrer the two-star insignia nothing to buy. “No cost or obli- of Rear Adm. Ricco Botta, com- ‘ gation, Sha a. these mander of ihe naval air material} ois. Coll your Welcome Wagon (center, on ‘the front bumper, .

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