Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1952 — Page 12

5 . u \ © v x, ey . ; oo LN 2 EL a z § : Eh ; amt ; nye 2 : vy i a ! Cin * ’ §. o ’ » . : i © "ee PAGE 12. ee , . —— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . . — a TUESDAY, APR. 22, 1052 g : ' ° eo v INniNn: Bell Slashes |Rush-H: Violatio ‘Mass Firing’ IT's nea :ik - Peiping Holds Bell Slashes Rysh-Hour Violations {Mass Firing’ |. on | Ouality Inst ~ oF Expenses by Miaht Cost You $20 Of Teachers | MURDER oo 42 Americans $372,147 - 9 .... Splits Town | Re STN, : : - & “ ; E at 137 N. J . me : : ! | Violation of rush-hour parking|submitted an ordinance to City| P : On the Highways of whad yeu Say yeu things, W : The Indiana Bell Telephone Co. bans will cost local motorists $20 Council making the dévices ac-| By United Press AYETTE, Apr. 22 (UP)— IA detser. For on w " © . |has cut its expenses by $372,147, a|instead of $2 If an ordinance syb- ceptable, thus marking a victory] HOWE, Ind. Apr. 22—Opinion LAF pr. : ———————— are soon as tu pe y 3314880 Bi nitted to City Council last night for restaurant operators, {was divided today In the firing/Nine - months - old Debra Lee|l if fs quality work vou wash eur - than ever. n i al S company spokesman said today. is approved. | |The dispensers, with spigots, Of the high school principal Hawk, Lafayette, died in a hos-| ——— room, boil > But the saving is not expected | Other $2 parking fines would be will permit restaurant operators and six teachers for alleged fail- i sterda of injuries suf-|j 2 W's price. low prices su are not p : pital yesterday § | cant, Pe : v to reduce telephone bills, |boosted to $5 and $5 stickers toto buy milk in five-galion con-ng to discipline pupils who fered Sunday } sdent south! Sve You HALLE: — But a Bye. LUCAS The company’s expense ieduc- $10 by the ordinance. ©; |tainers with a resulting saving. | sassed” and “cursed” in class- oir eae 55, VI trig seamen 46 790 Ram garda the Beripps-Howard Sta 4 . .. An ordinance submitted two FoOms. Day of : «| The increase in fines was pro-| 0 i WASHINGTON, Apr. 22—At least 42 American Ear oud early this year by Mayor months age by Counclinan aS ere Polen : Phone CH-6TY ment. At citizens who stayed behind when the Communists overran Indiana Bell's depreciation rates Clark, Traffic Engineer William. Radel, . Feataurait ero re a % Dat ke Jal Jury to Visit Scene a candi . : : : : (ile (Were “excessive,” FCC officials|H. Bilby and Capt. Audry Jacobs, 2DG past president o ie hes., 8 » and res). . bother hi: China are prisoners today in filthy, disease-ridden jails. Inst ‘week met at the Statehouse police trae chief |tadrant Association, was with- dents hinted at a petition. Prin- Of Alleged Slaying SHELBY year of d A e under h t | | A ge vin. GAC {drawn in favor of the Board of cipal L. L. Bayles said at least 50| : nother 20 are under house arrest, with representatives of Indiana All “cafeteria court” fines would, {per tel | BLOOMFIELD. Apr. 22 (UP). year for h Bell, State Public Services Com- t the $2 fine for Health measure, petdons telephoned him to express| . Apr : UPHOLSTERY €0. d the Some 160 are still at large, but » Stale Fu e Telepho be increased except the $2 fine for y lindignation. |~—A Greene Circuit Court jury! an live in fear of every passing foot early ih 1951—to get them out. mission and Amer can lelephone jaywalking. Parking a Key Item John Sipe, Lima Township hearing the trial of retired coal $631 MASSACHUSETTS AVR pointing t atep. { Many of them haven't wanted A070 fh P tion” fund is thel Not After Money | Parking was a major item on trustee who has complete charge/miner Ralph Groves, 65, today | carpet. There is still another breed of publicity, Their families pleaded; ~~! Bpres al on — Ahi ed » Clark hasized the in. \N® Council agenda, with parking of the school system, dismissed Was to visit the scene near ou : American inthat the less sald, the better,’ g Pp du Ny ayor Clark emphasize e meters drawing their measure of the teachers. {Brazil where Groves is alleged to enter China. /Those who hadn't yet been ar. Year to pay for the wear and tear crease in fines is not a money... ion Mr. Sayles, a graduate of the have shot Air Force Sgt. George : sidewalk ¢ Toey fo oi sirented dida't want “" istus Hage: 93 company property.) [aiding ste ne_vut 18 Yasignet, Approval was granted for In- school ald | principal for » yeuts, Brows, Greencastle, hd tial 1 Sales Pals ones Who eile ey. Knew (hey cked up| Presses Investigation ; istallation of two-hour meters on 52 e no excuses to make! ense attorneys aske a > have made a/immediately. ! jing regulations. Senate Ave, from Maryland St. regarding his work. the jury be allowed to visit the INVITATION b Wiris “deal” with com-| Finally, we hoped that, work-| This Jew development was i Yulle judge of Jiuielpal Court to the underpass on.the south. “If you want proof of my in- shooting scene, Sgt. Brown was 3 HARM! munism, or haveing through other nations who >" ’ er|d, y th 8 | * «An ordinance calling for instal- tegrity and ability, ask anyone,” wounded fatally in a trailer near! d b TOW room. openly embraced still maintained relations with Tones Proged nia Investigation of Howard fined rush-hour Parkers, ion of meters on both sides of he said. { Brazil Nov. 21. FREE OPEN 1 ing out me @ oper n me 8 C rges. ‘ na co " . { { Three elect ! 3 o b and owe ui Red Culness. Wa unght “PrInE ond practices of Indiana Beil. | The Mayor sald he believed the BW agtingian St, from Irvington, se, Sipe eats tigers, Wh help a Tied 10s did De : us A U. 8. lawyer| We know now we can't. The The PSC yesterday postponed $30 penalty was very successful in Place on the north east to Audu. PU! have no voice in running the! intend” to kill Sgt. Brown. Clos-| 4 out and st in Peiping is fre-| Communist leaders in Pelping further hearings on the telephone Keeping = trae an open for >on Re vas RO Sad : 0 Audu school, were divided—one for Mr.| ig Srdements x ed on Me re toenly dota know about avery American 1 aoe U1 June 0 lo ow Mr. VOL SPSL ep” An ordinance ging Counc ap * SEUDD, oe gain and one itu Court: tomorrow morning, | pm JE nist radio. Anlembassies and legations in Pei-| The public counselor reported streets clear during peak trac PEO OF FPEFLEERE SONI OF 4) Others fired were Mr, ‘Sayles p an arm to American professor marched outping have discussed each case 'N® oC tg conducted a Separe be oun ol Sueepied an of RE il a ae, Muriel fitth and sixth grade| TV Man Tests — DATE: Wed, Apr. 23, 1952¢ A nond , , ate s of p | eacher; I's. p of Peiping to greet the city’s Red with them. ie stua bs indians Bells dapre-lne confusion caused by popular 28th St. was introduced. home Eo a yuna Cas: 4 going to “itberators.” A : publisher in ul amantly, caleulatingly, bru. Cesotve. os And found them eX, option of “fast time.” | The zoning eartler had been ap-| or, coach: Mary Dernik, business Switches fo Calvert !iTIME: 8:00 P. M. b rte to Shanghal 8 0 eaders o ha | . ig : The rush-hour parking ban is|proved by the City Plan Com- aque ‘1 ’ : p ey 1 be " (FCC felt Indiana Bell customer: P Rg | jeducation; Harry Wunker, English Auditorium of World War? “ Ipravoliel aggression aguinist Jafuse Jo do DYIRing. Th hide were paying too much for mer from 7 1» 3 am, tnd 4 to 6 p. m,, mission. and science, and Carlie Sherman, PLAGE! Jiemerial Bids. 431 N. er. 3 ag bs scuss cases, lc e. second and third grades. 2 cerned about them. behind generalities and clitches. N | iba Ronda lO grades, b comed “all We haven't said a great deal our peo ple they say, are| ro i of Time Hits Ban . [Face Was Familiar “ i »” THE MARION COUNTY CANCER? headquarte i" " #“ , + > “ about joss Americans, he have aplad or oe Te imperialistic, ov the company charges. for Because of state law on official BIRMINGHAM, Ala.’ Apr. 22| Old at 40, 50, 60? SOCIETY with the co-operation § that “goo become ho ages kr a Xe as, Shey're guilty of “ir-1. 0 depreciation of property has a (25t time” the city parking ban| (UP)—T. F. Earley showed up ’ . IE of THE INDIANAPOLIS MEDICAL} welcome. hoped — since arrests ‘regu . ter oY oherty Ia oni mbarstively ineffective. yesterday for brother George! Man, You're Crazy SOCIETY—offers the public the} THE P Earley’s court hearin | I . > Down to 215 From 6925 oe He officials |S8VIE Time, the rush-hour traffc|charge of making moonshine. 10, Fx? Paobing ub wiih Seteoe Bom: epporiusity of Ravity Sib our gh hg When the Communists took over tha China in 1048,/said this was “not quite true.” PSCAMe heaviest between 6 and 7 found himself facing the same solely io body's Jack of ron which ois 1 *Wn paysiciuns, I . candidates, there were 6925 Americans in that country. By January, They explained the sum they cutis, ft aig T1011 10 8 00 To icharge when ABC Agent Roy Bol toy i™e: en, Somes tones | I wy 3 Plause rip rom ¢ depreciation cha pi yr Of | thi , ; ca s : A 1950, the number had dropped to 4500. Early in 1951, only ways 1ess thay 1 per no Norges B Pp. m. fast time), two men who escaped when the Bly vey 3 Sot uy ng "public service, b otic te 1300 Americans remained, By September, the number had utility's total operating expense. SE he Sidifianee a Was raided. rw i Hook's Sled Bore 4 will discuss cure the room ¢ fallen to 350. The total now is lo, ator snd Material CONS given power to change the rush-| _—-— eX rent information boxer, It set at 215. ling in China on Fulbright schol. 80In8 up y day, telephone}... time limits to meet the fast | THE : | the problems : Three Americans have died, \ (|COSts cannot go down,” one of-(4ims nrobi | ST. LOUIS, Mo.—“T found a tes = b It MH ther in prison or as & result of "Ps Were picked up at a quiet fica) reported. Pro pn. Gs PEOP ’S low in choosing whiskies,” of cauclr ‘with ie either in pi dinner party in Peiping. The Reds A long debate over whether pattern to follow in choosing whiskies,” b their experiences in prison. The # ? - TV “ people of Indian- p By Ea ods BAY Will sald they were “conspiring” over Indianapolis restaurants will be - { says salesman, Marc Kaplan. “1 b Fads ky mat SHEED Ba ptist Dele ph Opes Miss Hor ‘Woman Sues City permitted to use bulk milk dis- i DENT ISTS Sompared Calvert Reserve with my, ~apolis, as well p NEW teacups. - . pensers appeared to be solved to-| i brand and picked the smooth, mel-| as answering any b Mission, Richmond, Va.—commit-|riet Mills—is reported to be held For Ankle Injury day. | OFFICE HOURS low flavor I really like best | b about “cra ted suicide. Our government), .. .... The Indianapolis Restaurant | SAMtoS5P.M “The 60-second test convinced me—| 49s 3rieey 4 of money thinks he was murdered. | A lawsuit asking $10,000 dam- Except they may have. b The Reds make a point of hold- ages was filed in Superior Court 5 Association long has pressed for Dally Except Sunday and now for short drinks, tall drinks, 1 troubled w Phillip . Cline, an American a change In city laws. which all drinks, I've switched to Calvert!” | Allied with the 4 businessman Mving in Peiping, ing them in Chinese jails—withitoday against the City of Indian-|g 14 permit the dispensers but one fd c r 4 You mi dled a few days after his release. [no better accommodations than apolis, always has been blocked by! 36,» W., Washi st {CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey anny 4 He's my p A third, Miss Gertrude Cone, alare given the average Chinese The action was brought by Board of Health objections. | a » Washington 31. | ==86.8 Proof—65% Grain Neutral Spirits, | Fund Reis 3 ' Tanguay w Methodist missionary, dled a few nugoner, {Mrs. Eva Mudge, 927 Lexington| past night the Board of Health '| Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City ed $50 to teas days after she reached Hong tl 1 h ‘ {Ave.,, who gaid her ankle was] ———_ . Se hoof. 2. Rees igen) No roped 16 get broken wher she stepped into a : She pal There may be others, We know casionally staged a Wily badly. | hole along a sidewalk curb in ? : she forgot little about what has happened toiy coca" v hn SRET Bb WHEN (UY. (the 800 block of Cedar St. last : | |.. to buy tw these American citizens. They... were “convicted” and ex- August. ; : You could disappear and no one ever hears .ii.q from the country. | She charged city officials were | days. So st from them again. Through the last three months negligent and careless in failure : for the sa One American in Shanghal, for {to keep the sidewalk in repair.” | “At pr instance, was released because he Of 1951, We got back an average ' of one a day. In January, I&! 1 | no money was diabetic and needed Insulin.ig. nog to 2¢ In February we . ; her back He was sent home for medioal ZoiPolC, Vos rn Maren ary, we Marion Gl, 11 Others | elfen) soon as recov. \ hiour. | : ered, he was locked up again. ly rican at) ive Caught After Escape Arey ty eillance. ou off ii Three circumstances appear.in Many are destitute. Many are| o.oo Wt"% "0% 0, . a. i Yo radi every case. sick, Only those who are proved SAM Ind. Alr ror private Joe's story ONE: Neither the American fellow-travelers live well, on pg : : - Broadway. arrested, nor his government, nor was among 11 military prisoners - any friendly power asking for recaptured late yesterday after ' the Lamt him, is informed of the charges Dies at 100 they had escaped ou the Samp. knows Brie " . s Ison Air Base guardhouse, Tiows eve TWO: None of the Americans, NOBLESVILLE, Apr, 2 (UP) Pvt. James A. George, 17, Mar- } on the Mil arrested is permitied counsel, lo-|_\ps. Nancy Roberts, who cele- fon, and another man were cap- ; 4 £ 7 gal or diplomatic. brated her 100th birthday Apr. 4, tured in Geneva, N.Y. The other THREE: No one is ever able to i t night Noblesvil "nine were caught in a roadblock HE HA find out where they are being died last night in the Noblesville... vanroe, N. Y. Most of them ‘ i about New held, : Hospital, Mrs. Roberts was this nad been confined for being his names Three young Americans study- community's oldest resident, |AWOL. : lumbus, ar ; ; . : : told Joe he “You're HA THE 1952 s-s-same b y “Hollyw : . slower’n ai @ vy wanls wal me nlithin’ The perfect light-weight coats! “I got 1 : : ys > : they're doi sald gje h: . — each ankle : A waite oo covered wi ) “How'd waiter. Joc RAYON 10PPERY conom oe ; the saucer : ! : erazily fro v Y < “In n-n : a mer Rock * Fully lined es in luxurious : * Sym rayon satins . By Ke © and cre Pos. FRANT American ’ aroused s Germany, ; The sy: | ! fantrymen = ® "® ® % ® pilots and - NGW ror lieageé maxer ! 3 * shouldn’t « : 3 combat. . . should be i boys” did } Some t this year :;: as in the past two 13: Ford was first in gas economy . | > in its pri | HERE'S THE CERTIFIED Punishmer over all other cars in its price class in the Mobilgas Economy Run. In this i ! unishmen : P toughest-of-all economy test for American stock model cars, a Ford SIX - . equipped with Overdrive (optional at extra cost) averaged 53.855 ton-miles per : : : TYPIC. gallon and 25.463 actual miles per gallon. la Ted 3 E) » “ hg ordnance This was a very special triumph for Ford’s All-New Mileage Maker high- “ id: . . - i 0 sa compression SIX. For now, with its new design providing 101-horsepower « “On fil ; ; Po and free-turning overhead valves, Ford is definitely pound-for-pound the most 101-horsepower Vare Jus economical low-priced car to run! Yes ; ; ; Ford's thrift was clearly proved by . I mk the 1,415-mile grind from Los Angeles to Sun Valley : ; . a course that included MILEA i M “If the | dense city traffic, below-sea-level desert heat reaching over 100 degrees, and they'd ren I - rugged mountain passes up to 8,000 feet with below zero temperatures. And son to be “ a very important factor contributing to this victory is Ford's Automatic Power a with Overdrive again. pa; Pilot which squeezes the last ounce of power out of every drop of gas. : * Pvt. B : bardine ! othe AAA Contest Board Setirisinat the winner by w “'ton-mile per golion'" 53.855 PER Les N. ray formule to in squeal chance for oll in h elas regardines of vine and LON Ba $i or To oe aie pethidine his indo fi old, colleg multiplied by number of mites travelied, divided by number of gallons consumed. don’t they ‘ MiLES . guys, like . Rayon 8 D .. 9p E : Wi 25.463 PER GALLON pi checks! Test Drive” the Economy Winner Today! it he haa to give it times o ; POA some Rayon . v 3 > . SGT. 1 ib! or Economy plus Qualit Choose th ord! | oo : .- Bn : 2 commente J : “I don Downtown Ford Sales Co., | Hatfield Motors, | hyans Mofors = ing your | wntown Fo -inc. Ha ors, Inc. 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