Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1952 — Page 6

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Hoosier Marine Rebuked 3000 Hardware

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For Critical HST Letter | Approximately 3000 “Hoosier

By United Press and Russian translation of Lt. hardware deslers Wers expectec WASHINGTON, Jan. 26—Ma- Buuck’s letter last August. to register today for the 53d anrine Lt. Gale C. Buuck of Ft. In the letter, Lt. Buuck dared nual Indiana Retail Hardware (Wayne, Ind. has been repri-' Mr. Truman “to take the follow- Association convention at the manded privately for his strong= ing to the people: : Murat Temple. worded, published criticism of ° “Shall we pull out of Korea?” President Truman's conduct “of After warning the President

it's UMT Or Draft, Says Vinson

Br United Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 -- Chairman Carl Vinson 1D, Ga.)

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The convention opens-at 2 p. m. EXPRESS SERVICE

’ of the House Armed Services the Korean war, it ‘was learned that he would have to answer for tomorrow with Carl A. Miller, Greyhound ALL THE WAY : "Gaining a 1 Committee, saa totay Congres day his seliout” the Lestenesk Kentailte, national westert Qi1 S000 Cwm [| valet na must either choose universal mili- A Navy spokesman revealed .qunt of wn SA ahd Fred v. Kuester, Evansville, [nme shmplete n 5.45 P. M. Sunday . ; tary training or the tax-crushing that Secretary of Navy Dan A. tration, most of the boys over state president, in charge of the vacations — NO 15 other Schedules Daily # burden of 20 more years 6f the Kimball rebuked Lt. Buuck by let- here won't be alive to register ©Xecutive board meetings "Choice of Scenic Routes at Riverside Mi draft ter last Dec. 12 after the Marine their righteous Wrath.” Miss Virginia Ann Johnson, "Go one way, return another marning services Angrily striking back at critics officer rejected an invitation to Lt. Buuck asked the aditor of Miss Indianapolis, will help greet g hy of the prograrh- for training 18- explain his attack. the News-Sentinal to relay to| visitors to the convention's 125 vear-olds, Mr. Vinson hotly denied In a letter published in the Ft. Mr. Truman these questions: exhibits Tuesday. “charges that this program is un- Wayne News-Sentinel last Mar. “How many ‘years are you = - LS

American. anti-Christian, immoral and would lead us to financial chaos.” “If it is un-American and antiChristian to defend the greatest | Christian nation in the world through a fair, effective and less costly system of military train-

26th, Lt. Buuck told President going to let American manpower, materials and money drain into

i o . . I Truman that ‘‘someday you will this Korean sewer? How many Hurry fo Hamilton S

answer for this sell-out of Ameri- : more of can manpower and materials” in Jiy Men musi die on

ge account of your stubborn refusal orea. ~ to pull out of -Korea?” Lt. Buuck was fighting in| In a note to the editor, Lt. Korea at the time. He was Buuck said he thought the news-

ing, then I plead guilty,” he said : u brought back and was released paper had a better chance of : : : from active duty at San Francisco getting his message “to HST : h . Dr. Hartman | Big Army as Alternative ’ onJan 9: thar T do" ! = : y 7 He said the issue is “clear” Times photos by William A, Oates Jr. | Text Withheld whe added, “do what you « pponsored Jocall Congress must approve the UMT TWO HOURS FROM DEATH—Sam Allen, 35, in General Hospital after he was slugged, Text of the letter of reprimand oh Pg h it...I had to sound . fenapolis Cures program ‘or defeat it and ex- ghripned to his underwear and stuffed in a water-filled culvert southeast of Indianapolis. Luke was withheld. . ; Ny Je diana Cou: plain to the taxpayers that they Rosebrock 17, of 4404 Bluff Rd. found him. Otherwise, sheriff's deputies said, Mr. Allen, Betsy | Marine and Navy officials were Hill > Hartman in char must maintain an armed force of |, ng Ky would have died of exposure in two h ours. reluctant to say even that Lt. 1 crest Elects J 4d | 3 million, or 4 million, or 3 mil- |Buuck had been reprimanded. T . ° ° : | rices -Bo lion men for the next 20 years They sald it would be against hree New Directors Quick Service Reasonable P Record-Boun

through operation of the drayt Better Cough Up—

: Something Fishy Navy policy to make the missive Bille.) Country Club has ® Quality Workmanship dats of People i y three new directo plis , . . Conven! Continuing the draft without ° ° . . public but that was done about Cte ectors. Is >on UMT, he said,” would mean “a Th ! B te In That { HAMDEN, Conn. (UP)—Motor- years ago in the case of Named were William J. Hughes. 3 fee Prove ge crushing burden on the taxpay- ere S a § |ists stalled along a two-mile Nayy Capt. John G. Crommelin, Millard Dean and John Korinek. 0 : Js BE ers.” stretch of highway suspected who made public without author- Hou pers who were re-elected in- | | : $ame period Tast : " ai : ; delaying ‘ity a confidential letter by a su- clude arry Wilcox, president; : v Mr. Vinson's committee is "hold: Gross Income Tax Law something fishy was ; Owen Mo i i ‘ vas a record-b ism 88, vice president; Har-

ing hearings on UMT. Scores of traffic. They were right. Six tons Perior officer expressing critic this year 16.275

of the - administration on the Old Borden, secretary; and Clar- Appli this i "wi y , ances fegistered. last opposition Witnesses, Incliding By ANDY OLOFSON set up in the Gross Income Tax of fish spilled onto the road when armed services unification issue. ence Hill, treasurer, Renamed di- Jewelry and PP ’ farm, church, and labor group .

: : . ates totaled onl . Think Uncle Sam is hardnosed Division to handle all cases where Boston-to-New York truck mn, goyiet magazine, Literary rectors were Nathan Chapman 19 E. MARKET STREET ¥ The current sc representatives, estitaa this about back takes” there is any indication of a de- skidded and overturned. Gazette, published a facsimille and Robert Darnaby. smommam——— indiana Departm week. Mr. Vinson sal ey pre-° iia ———————— > Well, he. almost looks like

liberate attempt to evade the tax — es : —————— — 8 " EW rguments , 4 ; Sd aor Rew Angy " plker beside the “tax chiseler” payments, i | Ph, J Y, J Y Y Ri oup, BREE detectives of the Indiana Gross Vy VV a = ) A oday an mor P72 y

WJ Honest errors in making the Congress has approved UMT in 1nc0me Tax Division. : 2 Laryngological, I

tax return will still be treated] , r y / Otological Socie! principle, but it must authorize Don't get behind with your : wy Ofdogieal Soci s— Thursday—Indiar > ware Association, Thursday — Indi S Churches, Secon / Church; Thursda Il Ul \ Indiana Federaf gai i oe Ende eel nivale yee ut - Hotel ¢laypool;

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—with penalties—is still just as) inevitable. | : The last session of the state)

more leniently, but the payment] machinery before it can operate. gross tax payments, or you'll The committee is considering a wake up one of these days so plan in which 18-year-olds would stunned financially you won't serve six months and then go into| know what hit you. | legislature put extra teeth in the } o ’ gross tax enforcement picture. the reserves for 7 years. Hear-, And it isn’t funny. : Das eS For example. there is th t. And the boys are rigt reluctant to ings are expected to be ended next ple, there is the print- Gee those Hew weadona er who just laughed when he re- ? .

Wednesday. | y , } . |ceived” a delinquent tax notice] So, be wise, and ¥eurry up to rn trom the state. [talk it over with the}jtax boys if MIRACU LOUS SA : Fob Jiu B B-26 Crash | “Let 'em go ahead and garni- You get a delinquent) tax notice. A oe ron, {shee my paycheck if they want it| You may be able t8 dicker out : mid-winter meet

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/that bad” was his unconcerned some ‘less painful” method of n Fatal to Two attitude. |paying up what you owe than MAH ANY 2 PORT CHICAGO, Cal, Jan. 26 But he was thinking about in- having it forcibly extracted in one ; (UP)—A twin-engined’ B-26, from staliment deductions none of lump sum. McClellan Air Force Base at Sac- which would exceed 10 per cent seit AT T ABLE MODEL PRICES! ramento, crashed and burned in the marshes near here today. 97 is Wacky May ax fell. He Harty Wess re Get ® Two persons were killed in the , ete iBack In ite House . crash and ‘one injured. according £ot his paycheck. 1t was for 17-50 to EE FREE These sets are brand-new and incorporate all

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store and sold it to satisfy the White House is better adapted Yas injured and was taken to a tf back : id Le than his cramped quarters in| he Mare Island Navy Hospital. assessment for bac axes. Bisir House The plane exploded as it hit he got back was the small amount . the marshland and burst into Jett over from the proceeds of the . flames. | sale. Mrs. Many's Just That | And the state now is thinking | Travis Air Force Base identi-|,¢ gyen more drastic clubs to be] LIBERTY, N. Y., Jan, 26 (UP) | fled the plane as one from Mc-(, eq particularly in the case of —Mrs. Mary Ann Many, 92, beClellan Field and sald the B-26/ intentional evasions of tax pay- came a grandmother for the 64th carries a minimum crew of four.|maents, time today when one of her 10 AEA =~ A special fraud section is being children gave birth to a baby.

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