Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1952 — Page 10

PAGE 10 . . ;

Call Parley On Crashes At

™ CAB Opens

SURVIVES AIR CRASH-—Patricia Clausen, 5, unharmed from the National Airlines D-6 plane “crash in. Elizabeth, N. J., which killed her mother and left her father critically injured, prepares to leave Elizabeth General Hospital, Nurse Mar-

who toddled

qgaret Kaylor adjusts her hat. By United Press carried relatively unharmed from TEANECK, N. J, Feb. 12-— the burning four-engine plane Chubby, golden-haired Patricia and treated at Elizabeth GenClausen who escaped injury in eral Héupital for shock the crash of a National Airlines But all “dav long she cried for DC-6 in Elizabeth .yesterday was her. Mommy and Daddy She home today but without her didn't like the hospital. She wantMommy and Daddy. ed to go home. The pretty 5-year-old girl,. "Please let me -go to my doesn't know that her mother Daddy,” she begged-'T know I wag killed and- that her father can take care of my Daddy, hewas seriously injured. She was cause I know he Is taking care Ba of my Mommy." y Brought Her Doll Nurses dandled her on their y knees and brought her a doll. She

17 N. PENN.

Big-Value

Woo

Checks Plaids Gabardines

SCOOP!

op These Early!

SKIRTS

Regularly $9.95

b $590

BLOUSES

Regularly $7.95

White

Pastels Navy, Black

Sizes

32to 44

SWEATERS

Regularly to $6.98

Slipo

Cardi All colors. All sizes.

vers igans

$459

Knit Dresses

Regularly $22.95 All woal!

2-Pe. Styles

51212

MANY OTHER KNIT DRESSES REDUCED

All New Shades!’ -

$380

forgot her concern over her -parents for a time while she made a blanket for the doll out of paper wrappings.

tified at his original perjury trial {last year.

first trial of lying to a federal grand jury when he denied that he had ever been a Communist. He was sentenced to five years in prison And fined $2000, but won

conviction.

FATHER JOHNS

Medicine Gives

QUICK RELIEF

by its soothing” effect on. the throat

No Dangerous Drugs

You can clean up overdue bills quickly and conveniently the way thousands of men and women do . with a loan from Household Finance. >

$20 to $500 on signature, car or furniture HFC makes loans to pay medical bills, taxes, fuel, car repairs, or for any good purpose. No endorsers or guarantors needed. Select your own repayment plan HFC repayment plans are especially

adjusted to fit your particular prob-

lem... take 6, 12, 18 or more months to repay ‘depending on the purpose of vour loan,

Cash MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS You Om mn 18 12 6 4 baymis | Paymis | paymts | paymts $100 [8 6.75 [8 7.29 [810.07 [$18.48 200 | 13.32 | 14.42 | 19.98 | 36.78 300-| 19.40 | 21.06 | 20 12 | 54.63 400 [2535 | 27.57 | 38.72 | 72.32 500 | 31.25 | 34.03 | 47.97 | 89.95

Payments include charges at the rate of 37, per month on balances not exceeding £150 and 114% per. month on Lhat part of the dalance tn excess of $150 to $500.

Get a fresh start the HFC way! Clean up worrisome old bills now with a prompt cash loan-—on sengible terms —at friendly, dependable Household Finance. Phone or stop in today!

MONEY WHEN YOU NEED ITI

EMOLD Fi INANCE ry ayatry

» 3 INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES de eke Bldg., 2nd Floor, 106 E. Market St., MArket 7568 Mlinois Bldg. 3rd Fl, 17 W. Market S St., Cor. Illinojs, PLaza 5404 Merchants-Bank Bldg. 3rd Fl. Washingt Washington & Meridian, IMperial S414 JAA pg Serving the peopie of Indianapoiss since 1890 $ Ay by : - Zs i

Remington was convicted at the|

a court of appeals reversal of the]

lomist, will go on trial March 10 on/|a¢ a charge of lying when he tes-|

wenn

NEW YORK, Feb. —12--Alr-lines officials and "operators of Newark Airport were called into

conference

plane crashes within two months that have turned bustling Eliz abeth, N. J.. into a city of terror Civil Aeronautics Board authorities already had begun an on-the-spot investigation of Eliz abeth's crash No which took 31 lives vesterday and brought the death toll since Dec. 16 to 117 The . Port of New York -Au thority shut down its $52 mil lion Newark installation definitely Vésterday shortly after a fourengined ‘N#ional Airlines DC-6 struck an apartment house and

erashed in lames on .an Elizabeth

n-the-Spot vestigation

todav to difeuss three

STEWARDESS — Still ing from shock but otherwise uninjured, Nancy Taylor, stewardess on the ill-fated National

suffer-

ink INDIAN! AF¥O

Elizabeth, N. J.

u.s. Reds Ready i to Go In Hiding if Outlawed

t the

OLLI» T LM

This is the second dispateh summarizing testimony. by government many of them 'ex-Communists, “before Subversive Activities Control Board during the, past 10 months,

witnesses,

By WILLIAM GALBRAITH

United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON Feb, 12 The Communist® Party is set

to go underground if outlawed. a0

It ie resigned to losing per cent of ite membership .if «forced into hiding. But it is determined

to carry on with just the remaining 10 percent and i t least has been, trying to line up: the

10 percent that would serve as a

or a

care to keep the party function 6 vy ° . . playground : 2 Airlines D-6 ‘and only crew if. Tnenty.s seven. persons ahoards, member to survive, tries to re: That is the ubstance of testi the f ‘ ' : « iayrai } Pang pinkie and four Apart lax in Newark's Hotel Douglas. monv hefore the Subversive Ad ent 10nge tenants wers killed ; : tivities Control Roard by John i Ne ve persons were injured crit: fhe airport is abandohed Lautner, Hungarian-born former lea ly permanently, the aid, Elizabeth Communist, » Were on Honeymoon will heeoome a ghost city He wag a Red for more than The 31st fatality was -Harold The Port Authority's action at 20 vears and climbed close to the De Fiore of Lynbrook. N. Y.. who Newark put an’ extra traffic top of the New York state pardy ; ‘ [ died in a hospital last night. Mr. burden on its other airports serv- pefore he was expelled in 1950 De Fiore and his bride. Priscilla. ing- the metropolitan area -l.a The hoard is considering Atwho was injured seriously, ‘were Guardia’ and Idlewild tornev General J. Howard Mes married last Saturday and had LaGuardia airport Spokesman Graph's petition fo" force “the boarded the plane on a honey- estimated that -1000 planes used cgmmunist Party to register as moon: flight . its crowded runways- yesterday a foreign-controlled organiza Elizabeth's 110,000 citizens de- and traffic. was doubled at Idle- tiq4p Z manded that Newark Airport be- wild, the international airport on Whether AM lL.autner's discome a Phantom field forever. Long Island. closures have forced the Communist hierarchy to change itz origA P inal underground plan has not een | t IN INDI NA OLS Unt t e he W kicked t My 3 about u \ S IS I #1 H tif MARRIAGE LI( LENSE ISSUED ip eth. Eiky Thi Ad i the plat catified, { 1846 I Not a r tosemary Hecht Ma A 1 Ph - 3 149° Ad ‘a Herreld. Rvelyn Garre 1 wat ¥ 0 .pre J Weller At St. Vincent's. John, D t Ha pare the N rk part to gO Earle: ie Giraphn - i \ Reese Jone 18 “AT 2 underground : ~ i MEY 1 1 empl DF \TH Tn 0 the time 1 Ww expelled i" Kk a Frank H, VonBurg 1 126 N° ¥ Hy the m i i “i Buren A 1311 N° Lasalle. from the Communist Party al) h, 25. 30 ith levels were integrated } said Richard ~ Ronne 1 1038 Meredit . . fava) in the sephiie MeCarle 7 : There were seven (eveis | 3 N fax “Ore Church, 19 { 14 N. Fast, caro- | derground organization and it iarhara Morgan 17 ] , ty vincinle Clayton Proctor, 18 2 g at 1301 Hudson. roro- gag functioning on the principle a Calva. a at 2B Lriiand dass n, 55, at General. car- that the initiative comes SShisiey. 20. 338 5 Yan On ERETIAY at—1518—N-—Renste—from-a- higher evel And. that 2 Fanroy, 116, Ranson 5 re .. lower level of this structure ca Wilson Hudson, 232, U. 8. Army; Geneva at 1950 Broadway, F % contact a- higher Adkins, 18, Indianapolis 8 y 47 t Methodist at any ime. CON . Bam Austin, 53, 317 Toledo. Frozena Miles aren. § all pifnih . 4 a Metao level.” 55, ‘317 Toledo doting & rp " : toil Robert Miller, 26. 3165 College Ave; Joan RAY ROBE H cia 75, a 2811 EF. 18 The underground set-up deReis, 22, 5680 N. Delaware on . —— . ap rage OpEverett Henson, 27, 2514 Hillside Ave scribed by Mr. Lautner was De Mary Brinkley, 20, 1212 E. 18th 2 0 that no one memoe Ponald Ross, 30, Tipton; Patricia Marlett, Official Weather ganized so athe TY 2614 W Washington knew more than six other mem

Assistant Hospital Superintend- IRS reer

Col

yra Cherry

18, Air Force: Al-

leman—John, Nettie Haase: George, N€TE.

Presented by

UNITED

ATVIN

Master Craftsmen of The World's

See and heor,

dir

Finest Television

WEFBM-TV 8:00 P. FEB. 12, 19, 26

ection of Dr; Fabien Sevitzky.

the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra - under

See and hear it best with

ARVIN Television, exclusively equipped te bring every station

closer, make every picture clearer. Yours will be a new pride 5

of ownership in the knowledge of possessing @ masterpiece

technical perfection and ageless beauty, *

SEE THE COMPLETE

ARVIN LINE AT

LIE SI A VAS SERVICE

Seis CICK UP SERVICE CAL WE TT

29/2 (S125)

STATES WEATHER BUREAU

$ p berta Baker, 19, 877 Edgemont g Feb. 12, 1952 ent Sydney. R. Miles, meanwhile, Cleophus Gibb, 19, 436 Wabash; Barbara Sunrise 41 Sunset 5:18 sought friends or relatives to take Cannon, 18, 629 N. Blackford. ; > Patricia Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m 00 . DIVORCE SU ITS FILED “| Total Precipitation since Jan. 1 : 33 Last night Patty's aunt and] Mable vs. Robert McPherson: "Delbert Excess suce Jan =b uncle, Mr, - vs, Monclova Moon, Billle vs. Gail South The following table. shows {he temperaand Mrs. Edward Clau Eileen vs James Sarbinofl; Sou ture in other cities sen, came to take her home. Mr, [William pSpaulding Kenneth vs. Mary io High Low Gibbs. Ruth ‘vs Von: Campbell Bet tlanta 67 18 ‘Clausen said he would take her|, ys. Edward Hines, Mary vs. Kanes nig! or Boston 46 24 to Holy Name Hospital, Teaneck | Max vs. Alberta Schwimer: Joe vs. Dolly Chicago 40 21 ' Watkins: Estill vs. Corsby Eldridee: Helen! Cincinnati . 50 24 for further observation. vs. Edward Hines. Mary vs. James Knight: Denver RAR 58 10 ‘ ‘oe ap Thurman. Nancy eo Spearman; Flo- pt. WwW 1 39 23 iBut ‘We are boing to keep her| /.ite"V: riank Glison FW ae 3» ag mother's” death back for -a few, : — want Indianapolis 42 * ho days,” he said. “She knows her BIRTHS Kansas Cit 51 Ji : TWINS a i - father is in the hospital, but wel, methodist Ernest, Doris Redwine : n [3 are going to keep the worst from (voy and girl oh 2. a ’ Ss y/ "” her.” At Francis ie Nessie Wallace, Dr 54 \G “anus zai . " JW Aline Sweet RA h ; Mr. Clausen SAI Patty Seems, oleh ne i Bessie Beverly; Man- Omaha i 56 1 “calm enough” but he said she is uel Helen Freels Biutsnureh 3 a3 At Methodist Donald, Amy Krest: Wayne. | OD 3 always asking about her mommy |*% i Bind. Charles. Moby Slipper: Wal. SAN oo Aneisen a 42 and “frankly, we don't know| ter. Nina Westfall: Robert, Olga Small: |i, FOU oo 3 56. 31 hat to tel a | Paul. Joan Harris; Charles, ‘Ann Keever a. =e a ar what to tell her. Harry, Gladys Wilson. Alam, Joan . ma tem, Speigal: Walter, Kathryn Ray 1 R ® {At St. Vincent's Prank, Elizabeth Xan. Former Sheriff Dies nersman lames, Martinez Minerup TU 7 RJ 2 P emington to Face i Ronalq, Lila Bobenmover; Jay, Virginia I RUSHVILLE. Feb. 2 tu ! arper; Leon. Goldie Bowles conidas M. Coons, 80, died vesal, Roy, E tole, 6 / I Perjury Trial March 10 Airme— Roy, Ellen Cole, 1068 W. Mt: torday at the home of a daughNEW YORK. Feb: 12 (UP) eS GIRLS ter. He was Rush County sheriff William W. Remington, 34, for- “ohn. "Eine sparks. Clarence, sven (fom 1926 to 1929 and the father mer Commerce Department econ-| Wetzel, Chester, Helen-Roller; Rentord, of Russell Coons, former mayor

7 anafpioles

‘Model 5210

K/ £d/ 7

BIG 21-INCH

SNOP—COMPARE—BUY ARVIN Model 5218 Eira

ony $595 DELIVERS

bers. It had secret hideaways where ‘the party kept high frequency radio sending equipment and high speed printing presses.

The idea in setting up this ap- ~ paratus, Mr..L.autner said, was to form a loyal core that. would

fight the Communist Party's way back into legality if it were outlawed. Communist leaders experience in Germany, Hungary that the party

knew from Italy and would

THE PEOPLE'S DENTISTS OFFICE HOURS T° |

8 A: M. to 5 P.M.

Daily Except Sunday

Phone LI. 3995 36'/, W. Washington St.

“that loss.

$369.95

.$339.95 _

] Store Hours: Boag Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 9. p.m.

Sunday 12 Noon-9 pim.

“TUESDAY, FEB. 12, 1952

lose 90 per cent of ifs membership if forced underground. But it apparently was ready to suffer

Atop st Ree Jeadership composed of three pergons—a political head, an organization! head and a “trade union mass organization head'*—-was set up. Each ‘state chief picked a leader for his field for. each of “the three areas, He acquainted only with the persong he appointed and the -other two in his triangle The same system was followed

NEA

was

through seven levels, The third "level was known as the county level, the fourth as regional, the fifth as sectional, sixth as subwectional and’/seventh as the ‘unit. Altogether =ome 3000 to 3200 peréons were ‘worked into this dructure including reserve leaders who: were prepared to fill in during emergéncies Mr. Lautner said he: was or- . dered to get "two complete sets of : : . high-power photo offset print- \ ing equipment’ to be hidden, This . f Families new to Indianapolis soon was done. He said “one unit was learn of our ability to serve gveryone,

placed out 68 White Plains Road in The’ Bronx in a small plant,” ; the other in a-gsmall cabinet shop! . b, iround the Williamsburg Bridge.

quickly learn that no matter what ’ amount a family chooses to spend:

Go to Small Towns 4 The party also obtained hun- the service is of appropiate distincdreds of little hand-operated mim: 3 : eograph machines that could be tion, PEN R dismantled and: hidden around Res - | apartments: or homes. The This fact has been true for sixty-eight | machines were made so that they : ; 1 could be dismantled easily and w years—regardless of rank, resources Some of the paris used as picture or veligion, our services for all—at ; frames and similar household ob- : ; te ' jects prices anyone can afford. . The party also obtained a high- : A 3% ; i frequency radio transmitter, Mr, k ‘ Lautner said. And Red leaders

talked of making mobile sending séts that would be hard to locate. The plan, he said. was to “estab- : lish a chain of sending appara- i tus so that we could reach as far % as the West Coast.” : To escape .detection by city police, he said, leaders were fold to go to small towns and ‘estabhlish themselves there by making friends ®r setting up businesses. Then if the party had to go underground these Reds could hide in the towns without .arousing su€picion. NEXT: Training party leaders in Moscow, |

FLANNER

ELL

BUCHANAN 4 Vr

FALLCREEXK AY MERIDIAN ST.

{

regardless of financial position. They = «

GF ! 2 . “May we put you on A aq) = ~ e the spot ne a few . 1 { gv ) ~ = I Y hd 3 honest answers, Mr. | . Akers?”

CL} o ro ght hint packhad

stif ed atothe tria an ; i

gt ific

Stied a *flouek

ISNT THISA oF OF...

- ANSWER: Complete restoration of hair as shown above is physically impossible in the average type: of baldness as the hair-growing mechanism is usually atrophied, or gone. To insinuate this would be fraudulent and dishonest.

“Does This Mean I Am Destined to for freatment must show a satisBe Bald Since 1 Have Lost a Major factory response to Akers’ treatPortion of My Hair?” ment in several weeks time to his ANSWER: Of course not. Proper or her complete satisfaction, or treatment, taken in time, can re- the entire fee paid in shall be reestablish the correct glandular ac-. funded in full, On this basis, you tivity, remove the infections prb- cannot -lese! : moting hair-loss and by increasing “What About . This Hormone ve food supply to the hair, your hair Read About In Various -Articles can actually be thickened! and In Previous Akers’ Ads?”

“How Much Hair Can 1 Actually ANSWER: Much has been said Grow With Akers’ Treatment?” about the ‘danger’ of using varANSWER: Short, weak, stunted < ious ‘hormones on different parts hair as short as a quarter-inch can of the body. This does not apply be made to take on length and to the scalp and our medications color and grow to maturity, thus are under the surveillance of the giving your hair thickness and Pure Food and Drug Dept, who your bald areas coverage. would not permit dangerous drugs J 8 to be used. Hormone haf been found very successfuf in treating hair-loss.

“How Do You Determine Whether Your Treatment Will Be Beneficial In My Case?” ANSWER: Each Akers’ specialist is thoroughly trained to recoghize the various scalp disorders causing hair loss, to recognize the severity of these conditions and to properly evaluate what results may be accomplished from our treatments.

“Whit Happens 1f 1 Am An Exception and Dn. Not Respond to Akers’

“If Your Treatment Has Been So Effective Why Hasn't the World Beat a Path to Your Door?” Answer: Our s®stem is still cous pled with the financial and man=power mechahism of the business world.. Akers’ have grown from one lowly office to nine ‘busy clinics’ giving an average of 300 treatments a day in a few short years. Such remarkable progress Treatment?” can only be based upon a successANSWER: Fach Client accepted fyl treatment and fair dealing.

REMEMBER: THERE IS NEVER ANY CHARGE OR OBLIGATION FOR A PRIVATE HAIR AND SCALP EXAMINATION!

Home Treatment Prepared For Out-OfTovn Clients

_BHERS

Ul. 5820 HAIR & TXT; CLINIC

Hours: 11 AM. to 8 P.M. - Saturday 10 AM. to 2 P.M.

New Orleans ¢ Birmingham ¢ Louisville @ Indiana 5 Can Ant#n @ Akron o Tole

Suite 904 Goodman Bldg. “30 wW. Washington St. napolts . Dayton ® Columbus

be 20

It Ma

.By Ear

* NEW ‘YO ike taking Drug Store, and am 500 this world. “Dotty? of the chars gon. She sh Dotty (t (arf arf); s soctagon), al until ventila Dotty, it ing to these slang-maker “This Do he charact: she's, from kid. She's trouble with Ar a zire ‘ich, but sh or heel is co My Dad this talk. H

COLORF the Latin Q graduated ti Jowers of Li and the mu “Well, ‘cs music slang Once the ing he Aoubl “He thre Of cours . mistake did And ever If, God f tion of war, Hanson's the NY Tin to the mob: “Dig this

GIVE M] Iving sectior the bhackwo heard a wo phone bnoth “Look, ‘is know? Well, soeks. Listes nose running hummed a 1 guess I'll go ning now. G This is a I understand so cold as ol

Doon

By Ari

CHICAG have been s present-day equipment? Dr. Otto Lincoln_ sch cates. not. Based on consultation: Eisenschiml “It is 4 tendants th: charge, the) much as did

LINCOL! ‘14, 1865, ab: John Wil bullet, a om farther than The bulle It made punch. A young who had str the first doc! Seeing n upper . garm says Dr, E note unmist

HE FIR breathing ir of diluted t the Presider Dr. Leale that -the chi

Paral By Wil

LONDON to Britain a Queen Eliza The 25-y when her co last two wal ruptey. Britain is rearmament vent World Winston cult double tion to shot wusterity wh ‘han ever bi

HER MA ‘n farflung | Tgypt, Mala has been al the territori line the rou Friday. The emp purple pass: much physic to say the s have occurr ‘he 15 short

INDIA, f{ wealth to m republjc.—wi million-poun war. More bound to cc Generall) the empire fate of the and on” the munism.

IT IS A Britons are that the se They are p these times 400 years a golden era Elizabethan repeated no A feeling kissing the British - whe between the

Pickets

CHICAGC The AFL dered a pic]

_ Internationa

terday and the opening Automobile * The show at the Amp Henry 1! Tepraseinat the picket in a disput mobile deal: to represent