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| Truman Asks *5 Billion More Taxes

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: INDISCREET—A woman crosses in mid-block downtown, un- LOOK OUT — Jaywalker NOT IN FASHION—The WHO CAN READ?—Three women ignore "Don't Walk" sign Not So Ti i | Other Stories, Page 8 mindful of a car zipping past or of the new police campaign looks for cars, should also look store window mannikin is smart- at intersection. Police threaten to stop giving warning stickers, | 2] |holes and special privileges, and

against jaywalkers, starting today after long delay. out for $2 sticker. er than the jaywalking shopper. will now make such offenders pay. ASHI. Jan. og

labor rating.

SP v » ’ > i Secretary of Labor Tobin said Summary of ‘Give Us Three More Hours'— McKinney : Last Summer's Repairs Helped STE or Labor Tobin seid asked by Congressman Charles

News Inside Snowplow Rams Path To Be Called Winter Gives County Fim uri

| area labor force.

The Times To 222 on Trapped Train On Promise Roads $600,000 Beating «i. io Hiei smn So

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local | Another Story, Photos, Page 3 | A rescue train from the west, Another story, Page 10 | Photo, Page 8 said today continued freezing gu! Jaspons We ae fiers 0 join trois; By United Press made up of a rotary plow and By DAN KIDNEY By JOHN V, WILSON thawing could bust out new]. BU’ conversion to def More foreign aid; Seek of in slat £T EMIGRANT GAP, Cal, Jan. pulling weasels and a radio patrol Times Staff Writer | Marion County roads already|chuckholes and make some roads | Sion lo cetense, Continued rent controls; SE Sel 2 aying of Terre 16—Rescuers broke through to- car, bogged down about six miles] WASHINGTON, Jan. 18—Na- have taken a $600,000 drubbing almost impassable. t A quick spot - cheek here| Revision of the Taft-Hartley Yoram get off tear gas ‘bomb day to 222 persons aboard the from the streamliner when it tional Democratic Chair m an this winter. ll But he Predicted roads Wwill|ghowed it was true. Employment | !aPor law: : 'streamliner City \of San Fran-/came up against. a stubborn 10- ppani McKinney will be invit al And County Commissioners are “stand up better” than last win-|;, softening, especially jn foun-| A better farm price support here and flee in tears...... 8) leo, sr.owbound. in the high foot drift. Vict ®¢ keeping fingers crossed for repair|ter because of extensive road gries. | program; Police swamped with ealls on | Sierras since Sunday. and evacs| The bog-down ruled out the !S ‘live up to his housecleaning pill will soar if another deep work last summer. | William Flagle of the National! Improved social security and SiOlaHh. Cat yoyeq inom ation of passengers was expected plans of railroaa officials to reach PTO™ISes” by pushifig {of a con-ifreeze hits. Right now the dam-| However, chuckhole-jarred Malleable said his plant is down|YN®MPloyment insurance laws. path of street cleaners...... 1? #o ‘begin Humedictoly the stranded train by dawn. |gressional .. investigation of the gage is two-thirds that of last win-/ county motorists can expect noity gne shift. three days a week “1952 is not going to be an The Washington St. bridge fell | . | Only four persons—three gery- entire official conduct of R. Earl ter's $900,000 cost. relief until spring. Then, Mr. Reason: No orders for auto, | €asy year for the economy,” Mr, « + « 00 years ago today..... 18 California state highway Crews. omen and a civitian—had been Peters, Indiana housing adminis-| Describing the condition of Hutsell said, the county will em- farm and industrial castings ‘Truman said. Americans “must National broke Shrough min SSnowDlow removed from the train so far. tion Nepn has been fired. _ irural roads as only “fair” now, bark on an ambitious repair pro-| Reid I. Palmer of Federal give up many of the things that ’ year B Severs Min | They were taken to Nyack Lodge Fo 2 BYiia on” is being draft- Board President Jesse Hutsell gram. Foundry said employment wasn’t, W€ Can afford to do without,” to age, = y So ‘land immediately put to bed. ed today by Rep. Charles B. —————<«———— | It includes removal of the distressed, but he had no trouble PUild our military strength Floods pour over Southern : en private autos and two! “Mrs. Dufour said they told her Brownson, Indianapolis Republi- ® : |“washboard” effect by: getting men. The payroll has 282inst the threat of communism, California, hundreds flee [Pickup trucks were standing bY, that “some kind of gas” ‘had can. As a member of the House ins $25 799 | ONE—Blacktopping of main been slipping gradually since last| fe told the nation not to exhomes ........... ternsansy 8 waiting for the snowplow tol... ipo passengers sick, and it committee on expenditures in ex- 7 highways traveled by school September. ; pect “business as usual, consumer Single juror deadlocks Costello make its four-mile return trip oo." Joc oe” tha air in the ecutive departments, Mr, Brown- . ° busses and rural mailmen. But at Zenite Metal Corp. which pjoyments as usual, or governCRABB a noeriteenreonisnvns 8 from the train, widening the ¢iontly closed train had become SON has requested a thorough n Quit A ainst -| TWO—Regraveling of all sec- makes auto grills and refrigera-| ment programs and services as Charles Lucey reports many |roadway. The road is now wide roy), [vestigation of FHA activities in| g ondary roads and tar spraying as tor trim, jobs were holding usual” for the next two or three figures in scandal probes jenough for one-way traffic. Southern Pacific Roadmaster J.|Indlana and throughout the U.S. ° o. a dust preventive, | steady, > years of intensive rearmament. contributed to Democratic | “Another three hours and ‘we'll Fullbright returned to Colfax| In a letter to committee chair [otf pe Officia County officials also announced | —————— For 1952, he foresaw a cut in kitty ........... Nia ies 8 have it made,” the dispatcher at from the stalled train late yes-/man William L. Dawson (D. IL.) | today new warning signs for u- ‘Disaster Di h y automobile production to less Four little quads down {in the Yuba Pass maintenance sta- terday and reported he had in- he urged that such an investiga-| An Indianapolis private detec. Suarded railroad crossings. Of| Isnes than 4 million new cars, fewer Arkansas doing fine ...... 12 Hot said. : spected "the train from end to end tion get under way immediately. today i J a $25.799 new design, they feature luminous Of Pa St d new housing units, fewer tele. Grieving parents who fled with Southern Pacific track-walking and found “only one man com- But Mr. Dawson, congressman judgment against A Movie ig paint to provide greatly night- per ore vision and radio sets, but no dedaughter's body almost fol- crews who have stood by waiting plaining. ; from Chicago, hasn't returned for icer ‘as. " : ee hs time. safety, '‘N L f lcrease in the supply of food and low child in death ........ 26 for the break-through began Dr. Lawrence Nelson, a South- the Congressional session. her as his compensalion for 8 whe signs were advocated by ear La ayette clothing. . beating a path out to the train ern Pacific physician who trav- Mr. Dawson 4s a vice chairman Sugar eg! that fel thigh. The Times nine months ago, fol-! TWO_AND a half million “dis- F ts Defi Foreign _ from the highway. eled 15 miles by dogsled and trac- of the Democratic National Com- | Judge Walter Pritchard of survey aster dishes” made of paper have Srecasts Deficit

: : Jowin a countrywide “ Page The passengers bundled in tor to reach the train, treated the mittee and it is on this basis that Superior Court 4 today awarded 5 y

blankets aboard the heatless Sick passengers, Samuel Haines, 5125 Crittenden “Nich revealed almost half of been cupboarded near Lafayette.

Suns boom in Egypt as Queen Mr. Brownson wants Mr. McKin-

dow long before the Allies (the Nyack Lodge, sald the. high- week because of ill health. Mrs. in Indianapolis, his banking in-|PrOught the producer and a prolaunch a war against Red way crew passed the lodge at 6 Underwood was selected from. a (terests in northwestern Indiana SPective buyer together, but that China? «.vidiveee is te wag d + 14/p. m. (Indianapolis Time) yester- 10 member panel by Criminal and possible stock transfers made MI: Alcorn balked and the deal Andrew Tully says if Harry's day and had covered about three Court Judges Saul I. Rabb and by him while FHA administrator fell through.

coy, blame history ...... +++ 14 miles of the distance to the train. Harry O. Ch erlin. | Mr. Alcorn, producer of the film | | San Kidney reports Jenner’ts | ———— 1° 10 T7¢ ATM HATY O. Chamberlin. all should be explored. ~~ liyoninw Holiday.” refused to pay|®f 267 miles of blacktop high.|Indlanapolis and Chicago.

neutral in governor race... 14| Ihim his $25,000 fee, Mr. Haines Wa¥s and renovation of 217 miles| “EXperience in the recent Kan-|

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Se {of gravel roads. |sas-Missouri floods demonstrated| Very soon.” He said the deficit 1 Every ang Hut is halve 8 2 charged. = LE addition, road identification|need for paper supplies when|for this fiscal year would run Saw Accounts of Film and warning signs were posted at|Washing dishes is impossible with|about $8 billion. A Sports | Mr. Haines said he had been 1450 intersections. |destruction of water facilities,” | ‘Pay-As-You-Go’ Out by P unable to locate Mr. Alcorn untill In his year-end report former Frederick T. Cretors, state Civil] k Page April, 1950, when New York news- Road Supt. Leo White said, “The| Defense director, explained here! He abandoned for the next adlans Study iwo.game a {papers ‘published accounts of the year has been a very satisfactory| today. several years, at least, any hope - F week TV plan ............ 16 filming of “Johnny Holiday” in one and much work was accom-| of returning to his once-cherished i Tddie Ash’s Sports Roundup) 16 \Indianapolis- and at the Indiana plished.” : pay-as-you-go” plan of federal i Dlymps do 101 things right.! 16 Boys’ School. 4. But many suburbanites are Double-Take (financing, saying it was “the “hance remote for 100-mile on ———— | The movie; in which Gov. wondering just where he referred . tragic necessity of our time” that : _ race here ..... erases ans 18 Schricker played a role, was based to. . Road complaints still pour in By BOB BARNES so much in resources and en- § tegler's Korner Ne axtes ] lon Mr. Alcorn’s own life at the daily. : deavor must be devoted to build. i NFL kills extra 1 correctional institution. It starred EE Ing Say sienith, ' : sestssyertnsanens sons Willlam Rendix. - . e President's tax recommen» Women's | After locating Mr. Alcorn, Mr. Runoff Seen Likely dations stemmed from congresA Pagel Haines came to Indianapolis and In Louisiana Race i" fiona) atlure to provide he $10 bi f [filed his suit. But he said he was illion in new revenue whic e Symphony maintenance drive | tstill unable to. contact the pro-! NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 18 (UP) 13 requested last year. Congress apto open Monday ........... 6 lducer, and that Mr. Alcorn dis- —Returns from Loutsiana’s Dem- proved a tax increase which the Theta Sigma Phi sets Matrix lappeated after the filming. ocratic primary indicated today council 6f economic advisers esti« i : Table dale «.......54.s:is 7 : y that a runoff will be necessary to’ mated would yield only $5 billion, f8 _ocal girl makes hit as enter- ‘Searched for Him {decide the governor's race. ; § Serer ———— rra——— 5 tainer in Chicago ......... . ; ; ¢ R During the four-year interval,| Rep. T. Hale Boggs, who ‘was|! driental touch . is added to | MS : | i CAN Che : £ Mr. Haines told Judge Walter supported by U. S. Sen. Russell] Choose a Home spring fashion scene ...:.. 8 Ax ‘ “ 2 Pritchard, “we searched all over|B. Long (D. La.) held a com-| | . stansfield Circle to hold “Min- | the United. States for.him — my manding lead over the eight : For Your Security uet Ball” ..ivvivviiiininnss 6 agency and other investigating other candidates with about one-| The best way to have your agencies. third of the returns in, but was’ retirement dollars stretch farOther Features: “Although we were unable to not expected to obtain the nec-' | ther and give you more value

get in touch with him, we told essary majority. various: people who were in con-| Robert F. Kennon, a’long-time| “I sup) you think I have nothing : tact with him we expected our| Long .political foe, was running Pou do but test those ] money.” | second in the vote counting, with postoffice penal” Mr. Alcorn wanted to sell the Gov. L. Earl Long's choice, | : | sugar for 11 cents a pound, Mr.| former district Judge Carlos ‘G. Haines said. ei . | Spaht, in the third spot.

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y Y Won't Be an Easy Year | By MERRIMAN SMITH WASHINGTON, Jan. 16—President Truman called on .

He said this must be done “very soon” because the “tragic necessity” of rearmament requires it.

a warning against “torpedoing’ the defense program by what he called “false economy.” He laid down his bold program. in. a 13,000-word annual leconomic report which disclosed that federal spending will

must prepare to bear some inconveniences and hardships |because this “is going to be a year of strain.” ; In unveiling his election-year request for still higher .

Labor Supply ona income taxes. But Here Found | He said his request could be

Times photos by Willlam A. Oates Jr. {achieved “by eliminating loop-

] re. R05 the rural crossings were inade-| They're to be used for feedi , : train as the rescue work pro- sp ————— , j Ave. $25,000 for his sales com- €dINR the exterft of -saying that spende Nn pos Sng fee "" Replace Ill Member "nee thirinm, ssgenc Min one 513. mon en intel guard” "Fant bona evil “taf he niet of saving nut son Ridgs ‘ay’'s headquarters ad- |. There were some reports of ill- : lof personal profit from FHA op-|that fell through and $799 for| The Pdi has Pen sted Indiana. Sagter striking ping at an annual rate of between KEV Allied PN might have ~|Dess, but Dr. Lawrence Nelson, a Of County Grand JUIY erations which has not been aifplane tickets charged to him. | °° EE Central POs ae, They include enough paper food | 35° billion and $90 billion posing bombed POW camp. ,...... physician aboard the train, said] Mrs. Jessie M. Underwood, 237 brought to light,” Mr. Brownson Ine Judgments were entered ing on 8. Franklin Rd., where a containers to serve complete] MOT® difficult problems in ths french hurl back 12000 | (here are medical supplies E. Minnesota St, was chosen to- said in his letter. : Bjginst” Ronnie Alcom, movie Ct tral driver was kilos (oiTeals. AMODE oro Po management of (federal) fiscal Ce reen” Reds with terrible aboard the train and no one is in'day as a member of the Marion Today he elabonated by say- producer, whom Mr. Haines said December, Other si ns will be cine and drinking cups "and post. ALTAIrs than any we have faced ig In TAO-CINEE cs 4 Serious condition. Everybody is County Grand Jury, . replacing ing he believed the part Mr, Dred him in 1946 to find a DUYer rected at every rod in- able drink os "20 rons SinCe World War IL" Pied ub uns comfortable. Mo- Ms Vereng O'Connor, 414 Ta- Peters pas have paged 1s any[SL5000 tous of sugar stored MN tersection. : Workers, > rsa) Jotetal spending for the 1 3 ! : KA. /e. C sm, =| > i h si | ) p { 8 cal y s estimat Editorial Page | Mrs. Dorothy Dufour, owner of Mrs, O'ConfoF resigned’ lst pea Ty avaritian he finan Mr. Haines said he later] Set 400 feet on each side of the| e items warehoused.. near ed a

fcrossing, the yellow danger signs Lafayette are part of 25 million 2P0ut $71 billion. The new budget contain a black skull against a Paper items placed in the na-|Will be submitted to Congress white background. tion's 20 most critical target|jeXt Monday. Last year, the county spent areas. The Indiana warehouse] Mr. Truman forecast a deficit $1.3 million in surface treatment|/Was selected as midway between|Of about $16 billion for the next

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raise more than $5 billion in

urgent recommendation with

to $90 billion in the next year. n people on notice that they

taxes, Mr. Truman did not specifically mention bigger

lhe clearly hinted such.

{by some tax rate increases.” | But his proposal seemed foredoomed. Congressional tax leaders already have served notice (they will oppose any further tax | boosts, barring all-out war, | + | '52 to Be Tough Mr. Truman's call for still greater taxes was part of a 12

| Stricter price and credit con-

| The President permitted an ad-

'vance look at his new budget to

fiscal year ‘unless further vigor ous action to raise taxes 1s taken

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