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FORECAST: Fair, cool tonight. - Increasing” cloudiness, warmer tomorrow. Low tonight 48: high tomorrow 75.

63d YEAR—NUMBER 78

Mama Expects Quints AndPapaGoesNumb

By United Press :

WEYMOUTH, Mass., May 29—An attractive, 27 year-old mother of three children was told today she may give birth to quintuplets. “It's the will of God,” said brunet Mrs. Marion Manning of South Weymouth at a hospital where she is awaiting the multiple births which may oecur at any time between now and mid-August. “I'm numb about the whole thing,” said her <husband, John, 36, president of a bus company, who was busy at home trying to care for their children— Bennis, 4, Mary Alice, 3, and Ann Marie, 2. X-rays, taken about a month ago by Dr. Robert R. Ryan of South Weymouth, showed that Mrs. Manning would give birth to quadruplets. Dr. Ryan then conferred with specialists. Further X-rays were taken and the physicians concluded Mrs. Manning might have five instead of four babies. | No American woman ever has had quintuplets who survived. : Quintuplets come once out of 57 million births.

Police Often

Had Breedlove In Clutches

Prints Not Checked | In Slaying Probe

| ; By DONNA MIKELS liam (Willie) Breedlove in [custody six times in the year

following the Nurse Alberta

|Green slaying. | But each time

they

[loose the 32-year-old convict now|!

lindicted in the slaying. | Never in the half-dozen arrests iwere Breedlove's fingerprints {checked -against the prints left at’

the slaying scene—-the compari-:;

gon. finally made by an alert young patrolman which led to | Breedlove's indictment. These facts emerged today ifrom a review of Breedlove's ar{rest record, on file at Indianapo{li= Police Department. mad

One Red Dies . In The Ti In POW Riot |"

UN Breaks It Up With Tear Bombs

For Women . . . Easy recipes for the new bride from The Times Food Editor If you can’t make it to the By United Press “500,” turn on the radio .. KOJE ISLAND, Korea, May. 29 Indianapolis Radio Club di—One Communist prisoner of war, rects visiting amateur radio was killed accidentally and one operators all along the way was wounded tonight in Com- ... “What Goes on Here”.. pound 66 where U. S. and British . troops hurled tear gas bombs and National firad rifles in the air to break up a demonstration by North Korean officers. | airpower but we still are beThe - shooting came several hind the Russians : hours after the Allied troops, Slashed foreign aid measure moving into a prison compound| gets approval from Senate.

for the first time under the new Fake Red raid scare pulled off

fesse an

Billions have been spent for

“get tough” program of Brig. at Cornell U. ....covevees Gen. Haydon L. Boatner, broke | . up the demonstrations and] Foreign

smashed “headquarters” huts in-, side the barbed wire. |France orders trial for boss of Col. Henry Taylor investigated Reds for lugging a gun....

| ' Today % News oor of Rotary Convalescent

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the shooting at Gen. Boatner's| orders. He reported a heavy Browning automatic rifle went off| during an inspection at changing of the guard. Col. Taylor said the dead man! was a North Korean officer. His comrades refused to send the body outside for burial. The wounded man received only aj slight hand injury. | 1. Taylor said the compound, was quiet tonight and that no) disturbance - followed the shoot-| ing. The Reds brought the body;

Russia recalls its envoy from London ...icveiicirrsrenes Syngman Rhee ignores warning from United Nations... Reds may cut subway tubes In Berlin .conneviviviannens

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Italy facing a_dictatorship,.. Climax thay be near in new European crisis ........

Sports

g'tucky Reformatory today,

The 22-year-old student nurse was bludgeoned to death in a 'Home at Riley Hospital on Sept.’ 11, 1946. i Held Six Times i The investigation was still a top| priority case in the year which the year in which {Breedlove was arrested Jan. 18,’ Mar. 12, June 27, June 30, July 25 5 and Nov. 10 on charges of drunk-

lenness, disorderly conduct, re7isisting arrest, vagrancy and petty larceny.

| The reason a routine “classifi|cation” comparison was not made’ 9 is that Breedlove was always ar-, ‘rested on misdemeanor charges—! never on a felony. i Police today explained the In- - dianapolis department uses the same system as the FBI on its 2 fingerprint “classification” file— ithe system where prints are filed 9 according to characteristics. | | Only prints of felons are kept. g/in this file, to be checked against ;unidentified prints in pending inivestigations. minor arrests were kept, police |explained, the file would grow out glof proportion and lose its use{fulness.

3 Tripped by ‘Hobby’

| Thus Willie Breedlove was safe —until Patrolman James Pear-

{sey’s bulldog “hobby” of checking 3 every fingerprint he found against jthe slaying scene print finally

| “paid off.”

Breedlove, indicted yesterday by 4/the Grand Jury, still Prolemted ) his n=

linnocence in his jail cell fn

Just 16 days away from .freeldom on his present conviction. Breedlove still told Kentucky of-

Indianapolis police had Wil-|

turned §

If prints on alll

as far as the gate for medical Gavilan ready for July title confirmation. - | defense after whipping PruAbout 115 American and Brits] den ............eeeesseess ish troops were inside the com-1951 Titlist ousted from Britpound earlier for two and ones ish golf tourney ........es. half hours. { They herded the Reds into Other Features: smaller groups but did not pre-|

_ mittee.)

ceed School Supt. Merle J. Abbett,

stay where he is.

vent them from throwing rocks,| Crossword Barer sereeenn 15 singing defiant songs, chanting Food TARE hymns, marching and haranguing| Foru i Barry

United Nations correspondents] through a megaphone. b Col. Taylor said the prisoners) probably would follow previous| practice of holding the body for| services ' inside the compound,| then turn it over to the guards for burial.

Calls UMT OK

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By United Press WASHINGTON, May 29—Draft

Director Lewis B. Hershey Sug: in the roof of his establishment | gested today that the Armed g¢ 79; Indiana Ave., and took the

Services go ahead with universal |

military training without ' wait-\wag pried open, and from the

ing for further action by Con-| gress. ’

Armed Services Subcommittee that a universal military training program can be set up under the present draft law. (Congress in passing that law| endorsed the Legislation designed to implement it was considered by the House early this year and sent back to the House Armed Services Com-/ Testifying on a bill to improve the reserve forces, Gen. Hershey said that in 12 to 18 months the nation will have exhausted the pool of draft-eligible young men and will be living off its “income—as far as manpower is concerned.”

Named to School Post FT. WAYNE, May 29 (UP)— Ben F'. Dyer, school board president, today announced the selection of Aaron T. Lindley to suc-

whe will retire Aug. 1, after more than 20 years as superintendent,

Views on the News—

Dan Kidney

SHOULD SEN. TAFT get the Republican presidenitial nomination, his managers may decide to] let independents and former Democrats vote for him in November. : y 2»

BOILED DOWN, the reports

“Earl Wilson

In Hollywood ....... Movies c.cicivesen Othman Radio, Television ....... Society Ed Sovola Sports

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risanuavenes 5

‘Big Perk’s’ Store

Looted by Yeggs

Without Law

Andrew (Big Perk) Perkins 45, Indiana Ave. merchant and speculator, reported to police today his grocery store was broken into and $2733.05 taken. He said the burglar cut a hole

money from a metal safe, which

cash register. The money represented receipts

Brig. Gen. Hershey told a Senate ror the last three days’ business, Only in. The TIMES will

Big Perk said.

Collection Holiday

Garbage and iragsh will not be

UMT principle. collected tomorrow, city sanjta-|

tion officials: reminded today. Areas ordinarily collected on Friday will this week only.

be collected Saturday |

|ficials he was in the Army when [the Green slaying was committed. | g His military record said other-| ‘wise, gi But Indiana authorities were busy making sure Breedlove willl

City Brass Vainly Looks For Free Ducats to ‘500’

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PRICE FIVE CENTS . u

By EP KENNEDY ELL, cover my face : with oil and call me

inner.

¢é been kissed by Ar- |

[come here to. face trial in the| lene Dahl,

\slaying. Prosecutor Fairchild pre-| pared a “detainer” which will ar-| rive in Kentucky tomorrow to |assure that Breedlove will remain

Jailed until extradition procedure

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Writing on Men's Room Wall Basis of Libel Suit!

By United P SACRAMENTO, Cal, May 29

—The owner of a public place must remove salacious remarks

about an individual from a rest-|

room wall or expose himself to a libel suit, a California court has ruled. The ruling came yesterday in a $100,000 damage suit filed by

Mrs, Isabelle Hellar of Roseville,

Cal, against Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bianco, owners of the Hy Dee Ho Cafe.

Superior court had dismissed] Mrs, Hellar became hysterical.|

the suit. The third district court of appeals reversed the lower court and sent the case back for trial.

Korea, at her- home. “Can I come to see you?” The i caller asked. | Mrs. Hellar, perplexed, tried to {learn the identity “of the caller. After some conversation, the {man said: | “By your voice you sound like ‘a good lady. I would look into

|this thing if I were you. There]

[is some of the most terrible’ writ{ing over here on the wall of the {men’s ‘room about you.” {Her husband, Clark, called the {bartender at the cafe and de|manded the phrase be removed. | Bartender Joe Montara told Mr.

In its ruling, the appeals court|Hellar he was busy at the moment

noted that op the wall of the but would attend to it later. men's :room in the Hy Dee Ho| libelous matter constable then went to the cafe

of the two Texas delegations to | the - Republican national econvention will be: “We was | robbed” and “Dirty Democrate”

ATOMIC AGE — Where every: one has to keep moving just to

Cafe “appeared indicating the plaintiff was an unchaste woman who indulged in illicit amatory ventures.”

_ The message included a tele- proof they knew about the writ-lenergy, the national security and ‘phone number along’ with the ing.’ However, the appeals courtithe security of the free world de-

phrase, “Ask for Isabelle.”

On May 4, 1950, the court said, the failure of their employee toicrease * out leadership in this! Lis patrop of the cafe telephoned remove it, 1 r

Mr. Hellar - and the town's

the restroom wall. . | The Biancos said there was no

ican be arranged. |

Mrs. Hellar, who has a son in|

Wow. | According to press agent reports, the kiss lovely Arlene | plans to plant on the “500” | winner tomorrow is to be a lollapalooza. “Nothing cool or artificial,” she was quoted as saying. “I won't keep this one on ice— I'll be impulsive.” “Let's verify this,” ordered the ¢ity desk. So, off I hopped for a cup of coffe with the 25-year-old screen star.

“About this kiss,” I started,

fumbling with my notes. “Yes,” she cooed softly.

“Well... er...er...lets be impulsive,” I stammered. And she was,

Wham. The gal, who made famous the Dahl Hat and says all women ‘should be sexy and feminine, hit. me with a smack. She was wearing a Nettie Rosenstein black cotton dress. I could swear it quivvered. Her hat was a Mr. John cartwheel — fully 20 inches across—the biggest she's ever owned. It started spinning—I started doing the cartwheels inside. « “Do you get paid for this?” someone said.

here to present the 6-foot tall Borg-Warner trophy to the 'winner tomorrow. Tonight you'll find me in the garage tuning up the old flivver.. Tomorrow. Miller, Bettenhausen. Vukovich, Parsons, Agabashian, Nalon and all the rest better look out. Lead foot Ed will be driving the 34th car, the Arlene Special, and if it takes 140 mph, you will find me in victory lane looking for peck No. 2. Whew.

Truman Asks 'A-Bomb Fund

| WASHINGTON, May 29 (UP) | __President Truman today asked {Congress for $3,341,000,000 to finance a major expansion of atomic weapons production. | The President asked the supplemental funds for the Atomic ph Commission and the Ten(AC Valley Authority. He said

AEC production must be expandéd because: | “The Soviet Union has shown {no disposition to co-operate in an {

international program fof con-| (and found the writing still on tro) and regulation of armaments who has been given the edge by at 2 p. m. near the pagoda.

|and, in the absence of effective international control of atomic

ruled they were responsible formand that we maintain and in-

field."

Charge for

own tickets as a result.

as the usual supply of Annie; Oakleys to the “500” falled to appear, It was the first time in the history of the race the city has negotiated a contract and charged a fee for fire protection at the track. Mayor Clark said the contract was gained only after consider|able negotiations with Speedway officials. : Barnay Got None After the deal was made, the Mayor sald, the Speedway refused to set aside tickets he wanted to buy for visiting digni-| taries from other cities whom he wanted to entertain for the race. The Mayor said following the re-! fusal he was able to take care of the “visiting firemen” without (help from Speedway authorities. , City Controller John Barney, who spearheaded the fight to make the track pay for fire protection, got no ducats at all to the event. The Mayor, who usually gets a good supply, got only a halfdozen this year. | The contract with the Speedway ix similar to those made with plants and communities around Indianapolis who want the benefit of the City Fire Department. The city maintains a fire tzuck and crew at the track all through

I Mayor Alone Gets Six Hd After Spat Over $2000

The City will get $2000 from the Speedway this year, but city. officials who want to see the race will buy their

_That was the word going around the City Hall

—Fastest

'holiday. too, unless you make ad-

GUY. AND DAHL—Reporter Kennedy samples fhe withers

Times phole be Jahn A : .

The Wright

Hunch on the ‘500:

Year for a ‘Darkhorse’

the month before race day during trialz and qualifications. On the big day itself five trucks are sent to the track.

A Speedway spokesman con-

had been inked this year, but sald he doubted there was a cut

firmed the contract with the eity|

——

Fire Trucks

How to Get To the Track

DON'T hurry up and’ wait, : £4 If you want to get o to the “500” track fast, de it right. Harold Hartley, ' Times business editor, has some good tips on trans portation to the Speedway

. . on Page 9 of today's Times. En

For Most itll Be 2 Holiday

Will Hum Here

Most of Indianapolis will take a holiday tomorrow. And it will be a mighty dry

on the day of

in the free ducat supply.

ng | But six held by the Mayor were ithe only free 500 pasteboards to rants and

be found in the Hall today,

| | Love Foils

I even forgot Miss Dahl Is |

‘One-Half of

‘about tomorrow's 500-Mile Classic. ne ! Death Pact

The silliest guy in the world would be the one who! MIAMI, Fla. May 20 (UP)— would try to name one of the 33, Elderly Mr. and Mrs. Charles J starters as. the winer. the early stages ever set. That, Hoffman finally decided death ck our neck then would bring more mechani-iwag the “best way out” cal failures and more cars out of troubles and bad health the race early than we've seen mn, The 70-year-old husband and a long time. his bedridden wife each signed a Too, they've discovered sincelghort document telling how he

qualifications, that many of the!was to kill her as i win. He did. Wel, ipa qualified -at 135 miles |i himself. abe slept, then

f were confident |,or nour and better showed stress| “We've taken our lives of our about Lee, the cranksafts because of [own free will,” the jointl ¢ watched him ' y signed ; alloy metals used as a result of note said. “It's the best way | race many years, meta] shortages. One engineer, out.” and had goodiwho should know, believes this| reasons, for thelgityation will result in many

| : By ART WRIGHT '

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of money

stu a-w-a-y out and] sald before race fF day that Lee] = Wallard would,

Last year we

prediction. But, cars out of the race early because shot last night and broke into take a vacation. Only : , oven - then, . itlof mechanical failures. {the Hoffman house. Mr. Wright Was. 2a foolish| A Hiinch {| They found Mrs. Hoffman in | 81% chance 16 take. | One big “hunch” has been er bed, suffering from shock 2nd Navy recruiting stations tos | There are too many odds hothering us for a long time: jbut unharmed. more against” even the best driver) That this will be the year for Near her bed lay his body with the cit til {winning . . . mechanical failures a “dark horse” to win it. Some- 2 38-caliber bullet wound in the * ¥ until noon to

and the like, which no one could one, who hasn't been up front head. He left a note saying: forsee. i ,|before, one who hasn't beeni “I love you so much I cannot i This year’s race is the tough-getting very much consideration kill you. After looking at you in jest of many years to predict. Any as the possible winner. {your sleep, I couldn't do it.” of the experts at the Speedway There... we said it. Hope we nen

will tell you that. {won't be sorry. | But we “dug deep” yesterday, | An indication the 500-Mile race Plan Cumberland,

talked long with those who will be rapid and tiring shows up! * » | City Phone Link Plans to give Cumberland local

should know, and came up with in the early dealing for relief! [these general opinions FROM drivers. | THEM: Walt Faulkner, who failed to|telephone service with parts of

The powerful Novi cars aren't qualify in the Sid Street Motor Indianapolis were filed today by Conditions will be perfect for

being seriously considered as win- Special, has been signed as relief Indiana Bell Telephone Co. {ners by competitors. |pilot for Fred Agdbashian in the] The eastern Marion County | There's much talk that Jack Cummins Diesel. Faulkner, who community would be given tollMcGrath is a “terrific possibility” set qualifications records here in|free service to about 130,000 'to win. Talk to anyone about 1950 and 1951, took his first phones in Indianapolis, the utility l“possible winners” and they'll Diesel ride yesterday and ex-|said. Cumberland has more than suggest several good prospects— claimed, “This is the greatest|go0 subscribers, now paying long

about 10 of them—but they racing machine I've ever been distance rates to call Indianapolis. |always come back to McGrath's in.” Bell applied to the Indiana Pub- | namie. Faulkner was a logical choice lice Service Commission for ap-

| Despite the terrific tire wear to relief Agabashian. The Dielon the Cumming Diesel in its rec- sel's cockpit was built for Aga|ord qualification, don’t be .sur-|/bashian, who weighs 138. Faulkprised if Freddy Agabashian | ner, barely visible in the seat, |drives the oll burner into Victory Weighs 132. |Lane. At first we thought. the Track Closed Today {diesel couldn't possibly win be-| Danny Oakes, rookie California

proval, Proposed new rates-in Cumberland would be $5.75 a month for one-party residence, $3.85 for four-party. Starting Aug. 1, it would be given toll-free service to phones in the following exchanges: AT-

‘lor rural delivery service.

. 8» TWO POLICEMEN heard a!

8, Testaue ‘Western Une ion, Indians Bell Telephone Co, and n firms will operate on schedule. : ‘Food markets and dr

tories, banks and barbérshops will close, wr SRC Cy

The post office will be closed but holiday . collections. will’ 2 made. There will be no The Special Delivery Section will be open on its weekday schedule, Public Offices Close

Other federal offices, except the FBI, will close, as will state and city offices. Schools and colleges will take a day's vacation. The Indianapolis Indianapolis Clearinghouse local securities dealers will the day off. Even the Army and Navy will

{guards and details will be on duty at ‘Ft. Harrison and the Army

Ww. - a Probably the busiest place in

{when the office will close for a, (half-day. holiday, will be the TF. 8, {Weather Bureau. Weather forejcasters have. been deluged all week with calls about the -outs

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{took for Memorial Day. Ran

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No Rain on Race,

Says Weatherman

racing tomorrow, the wea said today. “% The forecast calls for increase ing cloudiness. and warmer with no sign of rain. he Mercury will reach a h of. morrow, after ; tonight. » tol os The weatherman said showers forecast for Friday earlier this week will hold off until tomors row night or Saturday. Se

Motorcyclist Critical

Injured in Mishap ~~

A 19-year-old motorcyclist :

v th aw Sra.

cause of pit stops for tire driver who failed to qualify the/lantic, BLackston, CApitol, CHer- injured critically early today when changes. Our survey revealed Grant Piston Ring Ferrari Special,[ry, FRanklin, IMperial, IRving-ithrown head first from his ves that the diesel “ground down” has been asked by the Italianiton, LIncoln, MArket and PLaza. hicle while crossing the New York

Calls to other exchanges, like GArfield and IDlewood, would be long distance.

the tires only because of the Ferrari crew to stand by as relief desperate attempt at a record in driver for Alberto Ascari and the {qualifying . , . that the tire wear veteran Paul Russo, out of- the at 134 miles per, hour isn’t any starting lineup the second straight more than the other cars, (year, has been signed as relief P a Anxi : chauffeur for Chet Miller and arsons Is Anxious {Duke Nalon in the Novi Pure Oil | Johnnie Parson's name kept Specials. coming up As te ne Speedway President Wilbur |. + . even though he’s s ng atiShaw returned to the brickyard \ the tail end. Those close to the|yesterday taking a crulse in thelshe body of a aaa for

Drag River for Farmer,

Father of Eleven MT, VERNON, Ind, May 29

(UP) — Authgrities dragged the

Central railroad tracks - the 1600 block of Massachusetts Ave, Clinton D. Casey, 1133 N.“ Are

alli

Charges Set

| wi 1950 winner say ‘Johnnie is as Cummins Diesel. He, too, was t In Farm Goods z A anxious as anyone has ever been amazed with the car's per- Posey Dounty: farmer and father) al to really “put his foot in" the/formance as he turned several] Whoberry was reported missing OBLESVILLE, May 29 Robbins Special to repeat. The aps at 116 mph. x when he failed to return from a ~—Lester Leap, 56, Sheridan, car has been in perfect shape. | The Speedway track was closed fishing trip. The boat he used was scheduled to be el Alberto Ascari in the Ferrari? {oday for its annual brush andi!found five miles downstream grand larceny 'The experts don’t think so. bath. Only activity was the'from here, - (tion with the theft There's one outstanding veteran annual drivers’ meeting scheduled! : - ment, frou tite some of the “pickers.” But when reais cr 6 Cars Lost in Fire | Rolland ’ all we asked him, he talked about LOCAL TEMPERATURES | Sheriff, s McGrath and others and said he’ 6 a.m... 49 10 a; m... 57 ef | r has run into'engine performance 7 a.m... 52 11 a. m... 59 J difficulty since qualifications. =| -8 a. m... 54 12 (Noon) 38 i t the race . . . they all.pre-| 9 a. m... 58 ; lers in Ham |dict it will be the fastest pace in' Latest keen I3% a Eh oe yo 5 / ig : . a i p Ed We FY BS