Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1952 — Page 12

a THE INDIAN

Both Sides Give Way in Truce Talks

By United Press PANMUNJOM, Korea, Feb. 7-

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Schedule difficulties snagged an attempt today to reschedule, Crispus Attucks High School's last home dasketball game at the But-

tucks principal, said today the Keb. 16 Dunkirk game would have to be played at Tech because Butler University is scheduled that night in the Fieldhouse. } An afternoon game in the Field-!| house, also, was ruled out and any possibilities of an earlier| Fieldhouse date were tabled since Dunkirk would draw most of its fans only on a Saturday date. | Rowdies Blamed™ . Meanwhile, Mr. Lane said if Crispus Attucks has the same basketball following next season, the school would try to sandwich some of its home games between Butler and Indianapolis Olympian dates in the Fieldhouse. Police said a few windowsmashing, door-pounding rowdies were to blame for last nights _ hassle at the Cathedral-Crispus ba Pag y Attucks basketball game. i * oo That was today's size-up by| SWEET TOOTH—Pfc. Linwood E. Smith, Fredericksburg,

Sgt. Claude Kinder, a . Ls . ' gt. Claude Kinder, who led one y, laughs as he points to a renfark in his service record explain-

- squad of extra police called to| | help stop the trouble at Technical| ing how he was demoted from corporal. He was a member of Gen.

structions from Washington ithe Communists Wednesday ths | would drag in all the problems of the Far East. I At the

one meeting,

4 than 100,000 captured Commi

{prisoners be traded one-for-or {for displaced civilians who war % (to return home to South Korea. 1! However, the United Natio

that prisoners be given the rig! main with their captors. .If tl} |patriation, the entire question «

prisoner exchange would settled in principal.

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showed up. Some pupils who said they had bought tickets at Cathedral and Attucks before the game reported

Signals to Get Part-Time Trial Stolen Car Stalls;

Motorists who last month ge turned off during the hours when Occupants Stuck, Too they could not get in. the bad news that 60 new auto- pedestrian traffic is light, "Others who bought tickets in matic signals are planned for city, The Safety Board yesterday advance said all seats were filled streets have been promised some asked Traffic Engineer William when they did get in long before relief from the stop-and-go rou- H. Bilby to try the system, al-

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gymnasium just before the game night at Huntington and at Ko- Witch the signals from red and began. komo against Northwestern Sat-|8reen operation to flashing amber “Most of the crowd was in urday night./ Other dates are and red during lulls in pedestrian good humor,” Sgt. Kinder said,|Feb. 15, Ladoga "at Crawfords-|traffie, “but there were a few rowdies ville; Feb, 16, Dunkirk at Tech,!| First use of the plan will be

mixed in the crowd and they and Feb. 23 at Winchester {made at Broad Ri ve . , | pple Ave. and . 51 052 Suse the trouble.” Fans were The damage cost of last night Compton St. where a signal will Accidents ....... os gi orderly during the game. {will be shared by Crispus Attucks be installed for benefit of students| Injured ......... 298 335 Attucks is scheduled tomorrow and Cathedral. jat Broad Ripple High School. Killed .. : - "1 8

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a police- Chief Ambuhl, he insists, That and 20. : lincludes walking a beat, riding| He is specifically charged with and you're between in a prowl car or blowing a traf- assault and battery in connection

Ave. to kill his ex-sweetheart, Eloise (Boots) Smith, who had spurned him. ; Reynolds was given a suspended one-to-10-year senterice in the original trial before Judge {Pro Tem Julian Pace in Criminal Court 2.

Samuel J. Reynolds, accused of the ambush wounding of three |Indianapolis policemen, will be

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- {today that brought agreement 25 and I ee hia closer on prisoner exchange and|Chlef John Ambuhl has & Job Applications Ready Merlin E., Lyon and Donald Ulrey fled last night at Technical High! troop rotation. for you. xo n sible? sa} last Mar. 6. Two Men Is Continued 6G 183 g g | rhe. United Nations command The pay is $3200 a year to Applications, the chief said, are| Reynolds previously was placed ; tw d Sefol. pia held off a second. meeting of full Start and goes to $3600 plus $100 available in Safety Board offices, jon probation on a similar charge Cases of two men under preRussell A. Lane, Crispus At- truce delegations on the final for uniforms after a year. You 304 City Hall. lin connection with the wounding liminary charge of robbery were

In other Safety Board action!of Patrolman Charles Bainaka. |continued in Municipal Court 3 the resignations of| The current cases were venued today after one of the two sur|Patrolman Thomas Naumsek and to Shelbyville from Marion Coun- ; Fire Pvt. Bartonee L. Weaver ty Criminal Court 2. rendered yesterday and impli

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