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Close During Congress Crash Probe

— Hearings

rN. i Today «Business screed in

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (UP) The government and airline industry agreed last night to keep! the $52 million Newark Airport closed during a congressional in-} | vestigation of the three crashes| that have killed 117 persons in Klizabeth, N. J., and took steps.

Shoplifting. Is On the Rise

By Harold Hartley

to prevent similar disasters at vo ' other U. 8. airports. | THE STORE was crowded. It had been baving trouble., A joint statement outlining| The manager was frantic. More food moved out than their plans was issued after} an emergency six-hour meeting of| money moved in. 20 airlines

executives and oftlcials of the government and the| Port of New York Authority, which operates all airports n the, metropolitan area. The 36 men met at a closed door session as residents of areas surrounding LaGuardia Airport and Idlewild International Airpert in New York City begged| for stricter safety regulations to protect. their homes from the| “terror of the skies.” | Sprawling Newark Airport was closed a few hours aftér a Na-| tional Airlines DC-6 smashed into an Elizabeth apartment; house early Monday. Thirty-one passengers and resi

He knew what it was. was something else again. Extra detectives were put on. factory, and controlling it, price They looked like the other shop- quality and all. pers. § 8.4 ; And e“of them saw a man AT THE TIME Macy's cut the slide a whole chicken under His price of Sunbeam Toastmasters,’ coat, buy something else which|/they normally sold 35 per cent cost a dime or a quarter, and of the New York market. When pass the checkout register. the price war began, Bons took | "a .8 over 56.2 per cent of Sunbeam P OUTSIDE the detectives were Toastmaster sales, ; waiting. They asked the shop-| Where did: that leave the little lifter if he hadn't forgotten to dealers? pay for the chicken. , They couldn't sell Soastmasters, The thief said, “What chicken?” go why carry them. And that, if And they replied, “The one under continued, would leave Sunbeam your coat.” doing business the way -MAacy’s gents of Elizabeth were killed] They started to search him, and | wants .to do it in New York. land more than 40 persons were} he broke into a run. Police were Macy's could dictate to Sunbeam ;, jyred, Eighty-six persons had! called. They caught him,, and as to price, and quality, after it! died in the two other Elizabeth! took him back into.the store. had destroyed hundreds of small| gigasters, on Dec. 16 and Jan. 22.

Shoplifters. But catching them

IN THE ph A ACERS office; Yo HES: : All three crashes involved New- : 2 art pr Ran ; rk Airport. the thief said, “You can't get me, “IF THAT had continued, “Fred a The Re inent issued by the, Meyer, IH district manager (at

told me, “dealers would have been snuffed out like candles. And] that's what we we are fighting] for,” he said, “to let everybody |

but Just wait and see.’ Now the manager has to g0

back to the store alone, some-

TI get you. Charles A. Layton, Greensburg.

officials announced that a com-|

DEFROSTER—The Tri.matic defroster of the 1952 International Harvester refrigerator is the big attraction as F. GC. Kohl-

mittee had been named to deal] counties attended the showing at the Antlers Hotel yesterday. with safety problems at airports| The eight new mddels feature spring fresh green interiors.

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left), shows the new, ‘model to

Dealers from 44 Central Indiana o

throughout the United States. Another committee will write regulations requiring planes to land and take off over water or over uncongested areas, such as

have a share of business, and help it spread. “And most of all, to control the, nt & =n quality and price and to remain| ANOTHER .THIEF tried to get independent, to do busines with| ,. oo out of a supermarket with 25and for the public, as we see fit.” | City’s or York

cartons of cigarets by detouring If you think it through, you'll] the registers when the store was see he makes sense, for Sunbeam! Methodists Back Peace Crusade

thick with ‘customers. Shoplifting is on the rise. Sham I saw a boy get caught at a. KROGER'S DAVE CROOKS supermarket on North Capitol./sent me a booklet about “SHAM.” | : He was about 12; a tough little! And “SHAM?” is _he initials of| Methodists of the Northwest kid. A woman employee grabbed 5 sentence which tells the story Indiana Conference are on record | today as sponsoring a spiritual] crusade for world peace as a i four-year program for the Methodist Church.

him. quickly, Here is the sentence: He dragged her into the vesti-| «ggcialism Heals Al Misery.” The Northwest Conference met | yesterday in Lafayette to discuss

bule, and threatened her, then s = ripped out of her grasp, and ran AND WHEN youl read the legislation on the agenda of the Methodist General Conference

away. booklet, as thousands of loyal dud to meet in San Francisco.

2 2-4 Kroger people have, you find that] SHOPLIFTERS operate in su- the sentence itself is a sham. The proposed spiritual crusade {for world peace resolution calls!

permarkets, often behind -a hu-| You will learn the simple truth, man screen, where they think which too many are forgetting, they are out of sight. that brains and effort are the] If there’s a pile-up at the regis- only real, security you can ever| {for the church to produce men AND THEY don't have much| morally and spiritually fit to make laws and hold public office. item Stores, the food markets, the in the Treasury. {The church also was called upon tens and variety stores,| There’s going to be even less. to support the laws and organialthough the big department, {The government Just » eidarey Bastions necessary to foster world | stores have plenty of trouble. {18,000 new briefcases ey'll a i is a part of the be stuffed with more trouble for a nop Richard Cy Raines of | cost of doing business. It makes you. I . jana Ares; aa Bianapelis what you buy cost more. And no| eo a » Pres bsg a the Rigeling. one should desitate to tip off a| | Asks Patman s Ouster nn oe. the oan Con-|§ A clerk or store manager when they] pAILILAS, Tex. Feb. 13 (UP)— ference 20d Wers teproserial, ervices re see pilfering fingers make a “lIft.”| o New York University professor | F L I Gl And this to the shoplifters: The ,¢ panking yesterday demanded | - = or Loca stores are loading up with detec-|ine ouster of Rep. Wright Pat-| ‘Medical Society u : ces’ top Bie Rone tives. They look everybody OVer./map ag chairman of the Congres- To R neral services . And the courts are tough. |sional subcommittee investiga- 0 einstate Dr. Ivy ald L. Nickel, who twice won the Is that enough? [ting relations between the tiga CHICAGO, Feb. 13 (UP)—The Purple Heart in Korea, will be Or are you going to try it just yry and the Federal Reserve 8ys-|Chicago Medical Society today at 1:30 p. m. Friday at Shirley nee pore? tem to erase “a threat Yo the en reinstates Dr. Andrew C. IVY, | Bros. Irving Hill Chapel. He will

times Sunday to catch-up on bis paper work, He wonders if the thief will make good his threat.

Rites to Be

In danger. Shoplifting costs business mil-| lions a year, mostly in the small-|of either in official! Washington, or}

Albert M. Bowers

Set

tire American economy.” |world-famed physiologist sus- " | Reference \pended for “unethical conduct” ibe bizied in Crown Hill. He I HAVE an unpleasant task.||ocal Stocks and Bonds |in sponsoring the controversial' a Nickel I've been asked for a reference. cancer drug krebiozen. died. Oct 17, 1 know all about the man who ~Feb, 13 Sis dated] The society suspended Dr. Ivy| sq the da 96 “last Nov. 13 for three months. 1951. y

gave my name. And I'll tell you | american Loan about. him, then ask you What|Amentan 01868 pid you would do. | Avrshire Cotlieries 8 com He joined the armed forces, and & {Belt RR & Stk Yas com .

after receiving {fatal wounds on [Heartbreak

i088 Tt objected to his efforts in “pro38. | moting” the drug. Ye | Dr. Ivy denied that his action |

8. Ayres 412%

letters came at all for a year,|Circle Theater com .,....... 48%

rs th three. C ‘nwealth Loan 4% pfd.. 85 8 then two yea! ? ¥, Consolidated Pin 8 pid .

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (UP)—Govern. after recovering | ment expenses and Ce PH jor pe Suz from a previous

and Mrs. Louis J, Nickel, 1552 E:

Cont Car-Na-Var ... “ .} rent fiscal year through 1 HIS WIFE gare up. It was even Cummins Eng com .. 3 +--+ pared with & year ago: Cast Vi wound. Pte. Nickel hard for her to find out where he Delta Elec com -..., '18 18] Expenses § 38,190,994.339 § 323.820, 70) In his last h h she Eastern Ind Tele § pid’. o 97 «s+. | Receipts 30,772,051,509 24,511,050,278 | Jetter home, received Oct, 15, he was. But wherever he was, a ED BREE Gated | CEN] cr | lS id hbniebiinct $90,117,908 5 or God Ta couldn't make him write. So she Edutable Securities oid .. sss: | Det cit * 142%, 943.7 TRL o5 said, “With the aid of God, took a job teaching schools, and|pamily Finance 5% es Bubiie Debt 260,034.134.045 255.068.810.410 home for Christmas and I got a divorce. Hays Corp PIA WW uo" " ses+|Gold Res. 23.011,274.548 22310.298,648 pray every day I can make it. milton g & That was about eight years ago. HerfT~jones Class 4p 9% 01 ]NDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Eager to join the Marines, Ron ) 3 MORTIRES sv ever . Ant today. om my do thre na HE EG CB gp BE Ee Eh e form from the U. 8S. Civil Service. | [Td Asso Tel 3%ptd 1% as JOP Rorea pip I've looked it over. [*Ind, Gas & Water com 2 Produce 28, 1950, as a member lel Hog Yeiopt.one 4.8 <a pe Marine Battalion, «part of the ) division. I GET DOWN to the last two| Indpls Ath Club Realty Co. s—FOB Cincinnati, cases included famed 1st Marine IT In Pow & Lt com 36% d Consu a questions. They ask for his repu- Indpid pow aLept iT" z a gn dssotic, mes “brown mix Pfc. Nickel giaduste pom} > “ allways “ew ol m - 3 tation “with respect to honesty, |idianapol a mv 18 32:38 a0] fT moles 0 Sh. School 35 and Technica gh | integrity, and general conduct.” |Indianabolis Avater 4% pt .. 102 |com’l. graded cent; extra args School, where. he was a drum| BT | Indianapolis Water 5% © ‘108% 108% white 35-37c; creat receipts, cases ex- r. He attended Bethany And “on the basis of his Kineang Go om Life com ... 1034 nu. changed 30-32c. M rket about steady with majo Re COM.....oovnnnn unocha ots knowlege do Sou Fete eB Sak ris 5 [slgpely pl arigne uasetiss | Lg 1 Vora are his parents, Mr. OnA. 0 person for federal employment ? ials alien, = 34%] so Rickens—Commen Te, own fryers

I know what I think I have to/P. R. Mallor 38 |old roosters 17-19¢

For Harvester Official

Saturday

Funeral services for Albert | Bowers, manager of the Truck | Engine Works of International] Harvester Co., will be at 10 a. m. fg.

Saturday at Shirley Brothers Irv-/ Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and|, ing Hill Chapel. Burial will be in the Shrine. Services at 3 p. m,.

Bluffton,

cite te atv go meen, ur; ON the Highways to- I oi hi p Shoje 1000- Fike nds steers 1 morrow at Shirley Brothers ir-| 88 ‘and noice 13 Commer’| CROWN POINT—Etta Louslla ving” Hill Chapel. Burial, Wash} : 1 fyoDh load” cl Lo A an Desselms, 56, of Gary, Ind, was ' merc 50 tent, 338-32: killed yesterday in a ecar-trick

Mr, Bowers, who was 53, died ington Park.

yesterday in St. Francis Hospital |

after a brief illness, He lived at! 322 N. Kenyon St.

Mr, Bowers had been manager| WoE II t of the sprawling Irvington plant] ¢ since 1046. He came here in 1937, Shaw Mortuary. Burial,

as mechanical engineer. Before becoming works manager, he was| chief inspector and superin-| tendent, of Born in Herndon, Pa. he first Of

worked at the Harvester plant in, Motors. Services at 10 a. m. Pri-| Akron, O. From there he moved|d28y at Stevens Chapel of the) “

to Ft. Wayne in 1924 and then!|F! here. Mrs. the Indianapolis Hospital velopment Association, Inc, and! the Akron Masonic: Lodge. was a member of the Irvington Presbyterian Church. Survivors besides his “wife, Louise, are three brothers, Harry, |

Bowers | was a member of |

f De- | 21

Daniel and Samuel Bowers, all of | Medina, O., and two sisters, Mrs. | Anna Bowers, Akron, and Mrs.

Marie Busanus, Morristown, Pa. Jeo

Manual High Alumni

To Celebrate Saturday |10

danced Saturday night as Manual | High School graduates mark the! 65, school's 57th year,

school cafeteria and a 7 o'clock] auditorium program to include | organ music, songs by the Manual | [27 Glee Club and vaudeville skits,

dent of Manual Alumni Associa- | tion, is directing the party.

Assisting him are Ed Simmons, |12

and Norman Wilson, association (officers, and Margarst Burris, Marion Clarke, Dr, Sidney Rob-| {pers, Josephine Stuart, Charles ? at Stuart, May Cox,

land, Charles Menges and Rs. ELIZA J. RU SK, 83, Ko- | {Esther Schmitt. komo. Funeral arrangements not| icomplete,

Jail Mother [Junior Deputy Sheriff |In Death

‘Of Infant

SOUTH NORWALK, Feb,

{pending Superior | Earlier In the day,

hefore a special session of City yet been found. - |who will foot the bills for “good Court Ay waived exaust, Supervised by Teacher will.” Mr, Stuart said, the initial ohare. Ry I 2 Ye sheriff envisions the coun- Outlay might exceed id $1300,

Police placed the baby in a wheel car- ton split into 12 districts. Each,

[riage and left her in a vacant lot| he said, would be supervised by a [to die. When the baby cried, she| 8¢hool principal. {returned and stuffed towels into! {her mouth,

| Miss Fontaine hid the baby's 98 he had not been informed y,, "(oq 5 Lincoln Day Rally |body in a clump of honeysuckle &PoU e use of principals a e last night it is time to re- | playgrounds. her 1g {bushes and put the carriage be- - examine foreign policy before the

(hind a garage, | week later, she brought the carIriage back. The baby’s body was { found playing “in the lt. | Officers said the girl told them that she gave birth to the girl in «+& hospital at Hartford. she was ordered out of her parents’

Her mother read about the discovery

picious, | picked up Miss Fontaine as she! | was leaving work. Police mother told them that her daughter abandoned another baby in a! garbage can in the summer of]

1947, but the infant was found $26.50 to $31.50, Buls were steady

Local Deaths :

EVART (E. J.) CARTER,

| Janes 3 somsoN, 28, of] of fel fis 80. Vicads" to “weak: | here, . ershin Ave.,, World| ese” etary 3 Services at 3nd prime ag Commercial” ce TERRE HAUTE — Lawrence p. m. tomorrow at Stratton &| Sheep. 150; $36 cents 1ower;| Moeller, 3, died last night in St. Floral {5 tet, ai £5 nd SEE Anthony's hospital of injuries su: | Park. and prime fed w western lambs at| fered Monday when he was struck ra |3 toads at MIST ewes scarce, Quote by a car.

DELBERT A. HILLARD,

MRS.

He keeper. Services 10:30 a.m. Bat.| urday at G. H, Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial, New Bethel. !

| Arcadia, Cal; man with the Gamewell Depart{ment. Funeral arrangements not

Primrose Ave.

(16th Street Funeral Home. Burial, Old steps and new will be | Dugger.

farmer. Services at 10 a.'m, to-| Dancing at 9 p. m. will follow | morrow at Dorsey Funeral Home. |

a 5 p. m. smorgasboard in the Burial, e s | tery, Grass Creek.

| Friday at Patton Funeral Home: Ben T. Jordan, first vice presi-| Burial, Franklin.

MRS. RUBY

Mrs. Alma Bruck, Miss Garnet|/Hotel maid. Funeral and burial’ Foreman, Miss Anna J, Schaefer | Fernwood, ,Miss.

30th St, ertson, Oran Davis, Stella Doep-| lor. Services 10 a. m. tomorrow

Edith Wake- | Beth -El Cemetery. |

- Program Strikes Snag

Sheriff Smith's plan to posrull and Mantineation Saul by boys jor|10 to 16 also is sn ng. 15,000 schoolboys in a jun Already, the sheriff 1 he deputy sheriff club was develop-|, passed out 6000 application; ing a hitch today. blanks through schools, The de~ The club’s avowed purpose is to mand has forced him to order; t h! 9000 more, combat delinquency tho EN Mp program will include sea Sig a similar goal of the city| tonal sports and possibly a band schools’ athletic program, PAL organization. Each district wil But the youth program has no| Dave a captain, two lieutenants, supervisors or playgrounds, And| four sergeants and eight core

no place big enough for the mass POTals.

| Working with the sheriff is swearing-in ceremony Feb. 23 has Charlie Stuart, Studebaker dealer,’

Conn, 13 (UP)—A young unwed ther was jailed last night on charge of killing her five-ynth-old daughter because ‘the i was always in the way and ouldn’t go out on dates.”

Anita M. Fontaine, 21, was held thout bond on a murder charge Court trial. she appeared

Fontaine ty-wide “crime busters” organiza-

said Miss

‘3-Way Red Threat’,

Worries Senator

But Dr. H. L. Shibler, city : Sen. Henry C. Dworshak (R,.

police said. school superintendent, said yester-

I'm for anything that will Dr, nation is destroyed by Red ag-

red tape and red ink,’

police said. One|; ce Juvenile delinquency,”

| Shibler said. “But the sheriff did|Sression,

Sen, Dworshak, speaking at: Bot tale to me about persorinel or| the Indl Roo? Ballroom,

Dr. Shibler pointed out his own Charged there never has been a athletic a o, in which 1200 bipartisan ' foreign policy and boys are taking part, would sald “inflation and destruction “come first” in the use of school Of OUr economy are just as men- | gymnasiums, acing as Red aggression rom The desire for, glittering badges A abroad.” He disclaimed the Roresn War. as a “debacle” and told a Repub- | lican gathering: “In four years,

came after her Hog Prices Drop [the T dministration h 25 Cents Here et a ors, M

Barrows and gilts dropped 25|the defense of 41 countries—al- : |cents from yesterday in slow! most one-third of the world's to-

| trading at the Indianapolis Stock-| tal population. sald Miss Fontaine’ oping ut th po “We are in this tragic dilemma

Bulk good to choice cattle sold|today becayse he American peo‘at $32 to $34. Commercial and |Ple have blindly accepted the for.

good mixed yearli 1d eign policy of the ‘New Deal’ ad2 Yagil lo ministration,” he said.

It's

MURDER

Sunday by two children

She said home last November after argument and moved to this _ y.

arrest

the body and became sus-| She notified police, who!

time to survive,

to weak. Good and choice vealers |sold at $36.50 to $38.

| Hogs Jo.000: opened rather slow: barrows and ol bulk *chel Jowel; later trade]

h i 7 TNE BR wm gi ae AT SH | Ho%0 hw In ih Py wr

7210) sows steady. choles 300-400 a HN: member of [+134 3 400-800 pounds $14.00-15.00, few

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Local Truck Grain Prices/

Marmon-Herrington com 4% 5% | with prices unchang to lo lower fo Wheat, $2.36, to. Mile Asphalt de 5 Rody em god Mrs” low “Shmacd Sopy ‘Nickel, of Albumusraue,| S55 He) whe orn 1 ’ com ... 7 w ‘ That's to tell the truth, as Nal Homes pid. 108. Bu tior—Croam < - ery. ‘90 more 880, medium ny Ap ’ '| New No. Joiow ‘sors iia, a erv com : utteria Cc, reg . - - 3 ns, gently as I can, N ind Bu Pub erv ds 3d 95 (ie IN Ind Pub Serv

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