Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1952 — Page 2

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1052

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Lone Woman Fights Phone Boost [Sov Townsend By TED KNAP The telephone is very important anly weaknesses. Although she Times ‘Washineten Bureas

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A little gray-haired lady has to a lady who likes to chat. And|watches utility millions like a id loaded i ee with the Mrs. Hibben’s has an a nd aich she admits she hasn't been| WARING. June 11 For! fight of a halt-million Hoosiers personal attachment — because too practical with her own funds. Mer v. Clifford Townsend, against high phone bills. for 25 years she has had the{And when asked her age, she says Hartford City Democrat, has acWhile others merely gripe about same number, TAlbot 77486. “sarly 60's, but please say late 50’s cepted appointment on the agrithe high cost of such things, Mrs.! “I remember when we moved —I fib about nothing else.” culture advisory committee of the’ 'Evadne H. Hibben, widow of a pack here from Boston and .got| Mrs. Hibben thanks her old p . ii eon President cam i North Side physician, is doing that phone, it cost about $3 for friend, State Supreme Court Judge paign. something about it. ! a private line. Now I have to pay|Arch Bobbitt, for launching her! Announcement of the appoint, Mrs. Hibben has been the only §587 for a two-party, and it's anti-utility crusade. |ment was made by Sen. Edwin C.| peraon 10 ghee, Jury 32 3 hii always busy just when I need it.” ‘Haven't Missed One” |Johnson (D. Colo.), national cam- | serie, Ou e first two days, an. Hibben is candid in her| “He was city corporation coun- for Sen. Richard, of a Public Service Commission regard for women who “simply sel about seven years ago,” rat 5. Manage Ga). ‘hearing on soaring rates of Bell can't be interested” in weighty Hibben recalled, “and 1 was tell- 5 Telephone Co. matters like utility rates. ing him and Mrs. Bobbitt about| Mr. Townsend is one of 18 form-| Mrs. Hibben had made It her gos women.are very derelict what a shame these street car and Ing the nucleus of the new compersonal crusade. She wishes in their duties,” she said, flicking phone rates were. He ¢ i mittee, Sen. Jol n :

other women would help. “ the » : ! When Bell rates were being Ber fas 2 aN. diy ; hey I go to the hearing, and I haven't] “They represent top leadership

0 10 missed one since, on Railways or! conservation, boosted during the past Year bY yuncheons and play cards. (Bell Telephone.” y in sofl rural electriCircuit Judge Lloyd D. Clay- rney yge thelr husband's sq only wish other ladies would fication, farm co-operatives and

combe, Mrs. Hibben was the only money for their own pleasures’, . and listen. I guarantee real Other activities affecting agricul-

unaffiliated subscriber to bear mak good . ture,” the Colorado Senator de\with all the hearings. She's been "toad Of making a Ome. terest, entertainment and im-| ne

'doing it for six or seven years. | Few Have Ideas: jportance that beats canasta any = wpnystment of these gentlemen

of Follows Figures “And so few women have any °Md day. a in the Russell campaign grows out The grandmotherly lady takes ideas or originality,” said the . , ‘a seat in court or hearing room, lady who was graduated from Phone Firm Loan OK d {alongside all sorts of experts, and Girls’ Classical school here (now, Times Washington Bureau made to the welfare of agriculfollows the complex figures like Tudor Hall) and attended Chi-! WASHINGTON, June 11 — A ture, ia housewife on budget. cago University. . 1$370,000 loan has been made to| “It is indicative of the support “Assets and liabilities are in-i Itwas different in Boston, where the Eureka Telephone Co., Cory-| his campaign is attracting in itriguing, even though I get athe Hibbens lived 15 years. don, it was announced today by|every section of the country. Truly little lost sometimes,” she said. | “Women in the East are more the Rural Telephone Administra- he is the All-American candidate.” The well-dressed lady has/interested. Women’s clubs or- tion. It is to improve service and, Sen. Johnson cited Sen. Rusplenty of time for such things. ganize groups to go to the hear- add 135 new subscribers in Harri- sell’s 19-year chairmanship of the She lives alone at 2033 N. Me-/ings, and they realize how im- son County according to company Senate Agriculture Appropriations ridian 8t., now that the children portant a telephone bill or bus president, Claude A. Davis. This subcommittee as having won for 3 have gone and her husband, Dr.'fare is to a housewife’s budget.” |will bring the total number of him the respect of all progressive LE {Freeman H. Hibben. has died. Mrs. Hibben has her own wom-| subscribers to 2500. ‘farm groups. {

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Gamblers still UN Threatens Must Buy Stamps New Walkout soon:

month, despite a recent federal By United Press y istrict court ruling which held k PANMUNJOM, Korea, June 11 ,, stamps unconstitutional. r —The Allies told the Communists : T- : : Wilbur O. Plummer, assistant today to lay down some useful : revenue collector here, said gamtruce proposals or face a new

blers will hav ; 3 u walkout by negotiators of the. . . e unt July 31 0 buy the stamps.

eC ASI crams ML the Ganie titi. he sald. thiere preme commander, told the Com- Fa: Hil pending in Congress e 2 munist high command in a note which will plug one of the major |.. : ; . . : : ; that daily meetings in the truce 00Pholes in the gaming tax law. ; tent here are useless unless the It: Would ‘require the easy money Reds have “a new proposal to fraternity to buy their stamps bemake which offers the possibility fore starting business instead of of substantial progress toward an at the end of the month in which armistice.” they start. Then the truce negotiators met Mr. Plummer said the bureau here. . The Reds had nothing to will continue to enforce the stamp offer but invective, and after the law until the U, 8. Supreme Court en meeting an Allied spokesman sald gives its decision on the district

the United Nations team might court's ruling. dd J Tove a New recess. — ng. es mi ys A re news again Senior delegates from both : sides met today for the first time R § R el ; since the United Nations called a evea S$ 2 S - : ; $id 8-day recess Saturday. Traditional in that slim, hip-reaching line. But bare.armed! And big news for

Same Old Stuff Coast-Coast summer with slim skirts, short shorts . . . any figure you'd do a good deed for!

North Korean Gen, Nam Il im-

® mediately inquired if the united R dd li Nations intended to settle the a 10 an

isoner of war question “by ne The Crisp Pique Middy Blouse in white, pink, blue, aqua or maize. prison § : -

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He referred to deaths of 38 Communist John Lautner testi-

prisoners in Compound 76 on|fied at the conspiracy trial of 16 The Cott i d Mi 's boat-neck : i Koje Island yesterday when they ‘second string” Communist lead. otton Whipcor ddy Sweater that's boat-necked, belted with

Hesisted movement to smaller en" ory yesterday the party once plastic patent! Navy, red or black with white. Small, Medium and Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols, [$0ught to establish a coast-to- Large Sites. .........: United Nations spokesman, said coast radio network with high after the meeting thst Big on powered military type receivers) lively Bosstle al me the Com-|° service underground activities. Ayres’ Blouses and Sweaters, Third Floor munists bring up a concrete! The government's second - witproposal. . ness, a member of the Communist Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison. party "from 1947 to 1950, said th senior Allied delegate, told the... . ' : the Reds today the United Nations/p » or. Was part of a program proposes a rescreening of pris- (TOF security ‘and protection” of oners, with Communist observers, he party in antipathetic times. AAA MN AN only to determine as fairly as. Said the program included a {search for ham radio operators

ssible which ones want to goj pan to communism. &% among the party membership and |

Gen. Nam Il replied with a bar- hideouts for party leaders in the rage of shouted invective. He ac- New York metropolitan. area. cused the United Nations off Asks Purchase of Receivers “shameful and cowardl acts, ions forced tates forced Lautner sald Andrew Remis, writing in blood petitions and Wisconsin state chairman of the forced finger printing.” all are party; called on him at the na-

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old charges, Ee tional party headquarters here oh : to advise purchase of F-X-43 HalChemists Convene licrafter receivers for the radio At Notre Dame network.

Times State Service Lautner said the party dis-

SOUTH BEND, June 11--Nobel tributed to underground workers prize winners in chemistry and {1000 mimeographing devices that physics were among the 200{could be converted into a picture chemists opening a three-day frame, a serving tray, or a symposium today at the Univer (crocheting frame sity of Notre Dame. [——— Se ——————————————— The symposium is held by the; J.-A. Livingstone analyzes busiAmerican Chemical Society and ness trends in The Times each the American Physical Soclety. Sunday. Hosts are the St. Joseph Valley] t Section of the Chemical Society |

and Notre Dame Chemistry. De-| The Sige partment. a] of Your Best wo otre Dame professors, Eroning Milton Burton and John N Dinner Magee, were to give papers today.! LOOK for the . DE | 5 Ago, just a | Seize Undeclared Items lowe the On U. S. Freighter | ing nd mei. ng « «in am

AUCKLAND, New Zealand! atmosph June 11 (UP)-—Hundreds of dol-| ” hd lars worth of undeclared watches, | notedly fair, too ! stockings and cigarets were seized)

by customs officials today aboard] . the United States freighter Ala-!| evt e

, meda. Customs officials said they had RESTAURANT been watching the ship since it F NORTN MERIDIAN ST. arrived June 2.

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| as UPSIDE-DOWN ACT—Jimmy Durante (right) and his pariner, Eddie Jackson, watch performance of Irsupe member Candy Candido as the Durante entourage returned yesterday on the . : Queen Mary from a four-week appearance in London. ’ greed : 0 FR anklin 4411 AT

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Hoosier Flier Saved After 48 Hours in Gulf

Times State Service {and Coast Guard from the Sine SEYMOUR, June 11—A Navy clair this morning had said pilot from here who floundered Ensign Lewis was “in good condiaround in the Gulf of Mexico forition.” 48 hours was rescued today. { The two pilots had been on a Ensign Charles Gene Lewis, 22, routine training flight from wired his mother, Mrs. Merle Warner Robins Air Force Base, Landis: Macon, Ga. to the Key West “I've been picked up and I'm Naval Station. The positions all right and don't worry.” where they were fished out of the Ensign Lewis and another pilot Gulf indicated they were miles had to ditch their planes in the off their course while Gulf early Monday afer they be- Grumman F6F Hellcats. came lost and ran oul of Te - . The second pilot, omas Y. go: Bowen, ‘Seiptoville, O., was shed Citys County to Plan out of the Gulf by the Spanish Uniform Traffic Signs vessel Aldecoa a few minutes '

‘J Was Worried’ {crease in rural traffic deaths, top ‘city and county officers will meet

mer, but I was worried about him Wednesday to fight the rising toll. after such a long time in the wa-| Already this year 36 people i Mrs. Landis told The Times ngye died in. county accidents, . : ay was picked up about 90|cOmPared to only 20.at this time miles west of St. Petersburg, Fla. last year. ’ by the Houston-bound steamship| Death toll for the city and H. C. Sinclair, {county combined has reached 66, Ensign Lewis’ mother said he compared to 48 for last year, enlisted in the Navy in April] Prosecutor Frank Fairchild, 1948, after his mid-term grad-ichairman of the county traffic uation from Shield High School. enforcements conference, called Later he joined the Naval Avia- the Wednesday session in Mution Cadets and won his wings nicipal Court 4 to discuss a sys just before last Christmas. tem of uniform traffic signs for A radio message to the Navyiboth city and county.

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By U KOJE 1 June 11—Al police today Communist prisoner Com least 15 vict courts were just -before t evacuated. Sgt. J. W, _apolis, Ind. “body detail,” to “give all tI “The people said, “should Paratroopers for “possibly anti-Communis Red commissa While troop: for more bodice ters announce the savage fig yesterday had oners. Seven died |i One American wounded, and prisoners were Some 1 The seven grabbed in or man compount turning to th an hour of at been transfer

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