Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1952 — Page 1

1 | i - 1 | ’ I en | - 1 | ud ; i FORECAST: Fair and cooler tonight. Partly cloudy tomorrow. Low tonight 60. High tomorrow 85. p+} - | — : wore | fsceres wowassl 63d YEAR—NUMBER 97 4 TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1952 Ee ithepoi Modiine. vied DUD: —- ” i . |= = | Fares en am ies. House Approves ory : =) For Ways of War Il Doug the Nod P I * : =! That Sliced Red Tape As Kevnoter on J °, % Co yater |p ers’ Benefits Seripps-Howard Staff Writer 1 . = as) SAN FRANCISCO, June 17—If alibis were airplanes; General Free Re _. end | we'd be in Youd shape, To Wear Uniform | 1 - i We've got plenty of alibis. But we'll turn out no more = Uiek rm ; S ft Bill l than 7500 planes this year—and we're behind on that sched-| WASHINGTON, June 17 Weatherman 0 ens ule. ‘Senate group fears disaster |The Army announced to-

Throughout the industry, you, hear words and phrases you don’t | expect from men who built 100,-| 000 planes a year during the last | war—words like “impossible” or| “totally unrealistic.” Or “it can’t | be done.” | The average plane builder looks| back on those World War II days| with a touch of nostalgia. He) likes to tell you how he broke, bottlenecks, slashed red tape and doubled quotas months ahead of! schedules. Yes, sir, he says, those!

in plane making stretch-out. | . + det sce says United Na- | tions rules Red air in Korea. ... Stories on Page.........

day it will not crack down

on Gen. Douglas MacArthur 3 for delivering the keynote speech lat next month's Republican national convention. The Army said Gen. MacArthur

is not subject to its regulation 600-10, which prohibits military {men from participating in political campaigns and conventions. | One Afmy ‘spokesman said the wording of the Army statement!

GOP Opposes As Socialistic

Vote Reverses Former Stand By United Press

WASHINGTON, June 17—

Getting Things Under Control

Heat Wave To Become Ripple

LOCAL TEMPERATURES

Alibis Can't Fly

Since 1946, Congress has appropriated $38 billion te buy warplanes. Yet we're still high on blueprints, low on planes. Russia is turning out more than we are. Our air supremacy

were the good old days. But when | is lost, or at least seriously presumably means that Gen. Mac-| 6 a m.. 3 10 a. m... a The House, reversing’ its ae- : he talks about today—1952—he 5| threatened. {Arthur could wear his uniform to ¢ ® Mh... 11 a. m... tion of a mar Mim glum and dour. He's doing the ype 'make the keynote speech if he B® a m.. 77 12 (Neen). 8 » passed best he can, he says, and no one Serine Howard Staff Writer desires. 9a m.. 18 1p m.. 30 and sent to the Senate today

a bill to increase old age insurance benefits about $5 a month. Approval was by a roll eall vote of 360 to 22. This was 106 votes more than the two-thirds majority needed under the suspension of the rules procedure under which the House considered the measure. The House rejected a similar bill a month ago when Republicans raised the issue of socialized medicine. ; A deluge of protésting letters |from persons who stood to ge the increase in benefits under ti

should expect any more. | He has problems, all right. Ma-| chine tools are short and we had wasted a year before Washington did anything about them. Raw materials are short. Planes are more complicated. Metals are tougher; it takes seven hours just to saw through some of the stuff we put in jet engines.

Same Old Problems

Planes weigh more, cost more] and are obsolete before they're finished.

Jim Lucas is making a coast-to-coast survey of big air bases and plane factories, trying to find out why we get so many excuses and so few planes. He's talking with Air Force Generals, industry leaders, technicians and workers on the assembly lines. He's going into problems of materials, machine tools and men. Do we know where we're going? Are wp gaining or guessing? How has the stretchout, in which we postponed this year’s goals to 1955 and 1956,

The Army's finding was hased lon the technicality that Gen. Mac|Arthur, a five star general, is not on specific assignment, {although he is on active duty and thas been drawing full pay since President Truman relieved him of his Far Eastern command more than a year ago. The Army's formal announce{ment did not mention Gen. Mac|Arthur by name, but it was an

answer to numerous queries received von his status.

Might Cover Ike

Latest Humidity

By EMERSON TORREY The weéatherman at last has got July and June straightened out.

Hoosierland temperatures, which for three days had read like a duffer’s golf score, started § becoming more reasonable wand seasonable today. And for the next five days, the {weatherman said, the heat wave

IEG But these are the type of prob-| s¢sected the aircraft industry? . will subside to,a heat ripple. Tem. social security program was’ 1 eS lems the plane makers have faced! Mr: Lucas will answer Ey A Pentagon spokesman said, peratures over-the state through large part ons for sete 2 alvays. There's not a problem] and other pertinent questions in however, the ruling might be ap-{Sunday still are expected to.aver- favorable House vote. rade today they didn’t face in the| his revealing articles. This is |Plied to the activities of Gen./age 3 to 6 degrees above normal. The bill calls for an increase in de last war. Only this time, some-| the first. Dwight D. Eisenhower, also | Normal highs for the period benefits for ‘the 4.5 million per1sie thing's missing. This time, we|— : five star general, who is actively|are 82 in northern Indiana and 87 sons now on the old-age insurance - sie seem to be whipped before we ® campaigning for the Republican fin the south. It also will be “less rolls of $5 a month or 12% per sold start. 0 ay S ews nomination. 'humid,” the man says. cent, whichever is larger. The | There are some hard-bitten old > Gen. Eisenhower, however, went | You'll get a. couple of Sorel maximum benefit payable to a Data timers in the business who see In The Tim fon the voluntary retired list and yanch days, Becoming d D en & family would be increased from Data through the mist and fog. J. H. es {has given up his Army pay. Je era for Brow or the present $150 to $168.75 a ition ~ Kindleberger, board chairman of| L I ds The question of whether Gen.: p . month, i ition s Nort American Aviation, Inc, ocail an tate MacArthur was violating the reg-| 60 Tonight Persons who go on the retireition 5 one. Church of God session sets at- ylation and, if so, what the Army, The temperature and humidity : ment rolls in the future also ition beet re not getting airplanes tendance record .......... might do about It has been ratiboth have Bt the kids. with 85 ' Th Times shote by Lloyd B. Walton | Would get the increases, although ee L besa gp : Lis i rdersd thei Anche jolt for Sperone. «+ 8lject of much speculation. |degrees forecast as the high mark KEEPING COOL—Virginia Ann Johnson dons a bathing suit as she packs for her trip To Long In some cases the Hiceasss would - es lose again to rural areas ! { s 2 : x 1 som smaller than those Concert dered,” he says. “Our troubles| in battle for state school Mr. Truman, himself, ducked a today, and a nice, brisk 60 for Beach, Cal., where she will represent Indiana in the Miss Universe Beauty Contest. Nineteen today, scheduled to go to persons now

o chance to speak his mind on the tonight. Virginia will be competing with girls from 47 other lsubject at his news conference This is in contrast to yester- j,.q 23 $e 29. {last Thursday. The President was| day's 96 degrees downtown whicn Page asked if he regarded the oftice of was the hottest recorded this Swedes suspect Russ shot |Keynoter as a political office. year, and tied the all-time record

down second plane ........ Oh, yes, Mr. Truman responded.| [0% June 16 set in 1913. lke Supporter Ousts

i | Four persons were reported ill a3) 3 |Asked if it is a matter of honor H . R Zs Editorial Page . or a Sivt-star goaeral 10 retires result of yesterday's scorcher,

new h asin roject i Truman said he ang: ang. ploy

ment on 'thése thi He &: ational - Har editorial ... vv. .uoo oo. I2ltpe Army has been handling th ville Road pla

on the rolls. ¥ The bill does not call for any increase in social security taxes.

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started when President Truman locked up the money Congress gave us for a 70-group air force. “The month the Korean War started, Genergl Electric—which makes our engines—cut back and canceled subcontracts and let thousands of people go. The next month, GE was out in the street

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re mat 18lineh. a pro-4Ike’s paign makes fair | at noon when temperatures 8 WT Aa compels Sy AE 8 raised ie gral e Bo ani, & He Showing. wooing votes .., [20d it Is their baby, not his. fu blunt rocketed to 115 degrees. PORTLAND, Me. June 17— ‘Court Expected “the sot dh f you change it you lose two| Dy Charles Lucey .......... 12 Mr. Truman was reminded that, Al] of the Harvester employees Gov. Frederick G. Payne, a sup- 3 t yay medicine issue, ‘However, some 4 It, Frarce -asks more arms . . . ne was Commander-in-Chief, and were called back to work this porter of Gen. Dwight. D. Eis To De Ruling GOP members contended that the =

years.” Too Many Planners

revised bill was just as “socialisFinal arguments were heard tic” as its predecessor of May 19 “4 today in a suit contesting the 1951 }

law me Indianapolis and, BULLETIN : i

Marion County health and hospiTwo bystanders were wound.

the said yes but he is not exercisDRUBY +e ssvésvsnr se sri nve 15{11E that aUthority in this connec. According to Dutch Kindle- {tion—because heé”does not want berger, we've “got too damned National ito. : many nin chal ; P | The Army will handle the thing “You've got five elons o {as it should be handled, the Presiplanners neh oF the services| ie ceing? toe bated on {48 | S00

morning. . 101 in Washington Hottest spot in the state yesterday was Washington, where a government thermometer registered a sizzling 101. Today saw welcome relief from

Defense’ , « » by’ Ludwell hower, scored Maine's biggest

political upset in 30 years today when he ousted Republican Owen Brewster from his U. 8. Senate | seat in a viciously fought pri-

tal facilities, {But Judge Norman E. Brennan, Superior

he says. “On top of that, you've { ourt was .. ed today as a 33-year-old man got a. echelons of planners in 3nd other goods. But afficials | White House Silent the heat here, but tomorrow will| Mary battle. tenia pected to rule oh En fired at two thugs whe had been the Defense Department. Then y Mr. Truman said he would calle even better, according to the! With only six: scattered: ;pre. stitutionality for another week. | beating up his mother, operator -

you've got five more echelons of change in prices .......... |the Army down if he didn’t like! Weatherman. He forecasts sun- cincts uncounted, Mr. Payne had Under the health merger, Coun-| of a laundry pick-up station,

planners in the mobilization agen- Sports, lits decision. shine, dry air, and temperatures about a 3000-vote edge .over x. . lty Commissioners would be, 927 8. Meridian St. : cles.” Page, There was no immediate com: N° Digher than 35 degrees, which, | Brewster, 3 Supporter ot oa | stripped of supervision of the Norbert Bauer, 62, of 1318 The air materiel command— Indians Split ...c.ovvevneenss 13 ‘ment from the White House about, N® 2#dded. is the normal maximum Robert A. Taft -for the Repu | County Home for the Aged at Ju-' Union St, was one of the which buys Air Force planes—is! Thomson Homers Again ..... 13 today's announcement. temperature for this time of can presidential nomination. . Hetta. It would be operated by a wounded. The other was an unbig business. It spends $16.5 bil- Ben Hogan Coming .......... 14 Section 600-10 of Army: Reg- Ye7T- | “I guess that's it,” said the five-member bipartisan board ap-| identified woman. lon a year. That's more than Olympic Coach Happy ........ 15/ilations reads in part: ; Summer, incidentally, starts governor after hearing the iatest pointed hy Mayor Clark and the, James Downey, 33, 927 8. Me-

{returns from 619 of the state's | 625 precincts. He had 69,355 votes ito Mr. Brewster's 66,312.

: | Commissioners. l Eftective July 1 | i

Ll : 4 Although the law takes effect] : . July 1, neither Mayor Clark nor Gov. Frederick G. Payne County Commissioner Golden P, { | Silver has conferred on appoint ments,

ridian St. told police he fired at two men who were beating up his mother in a robbery attempt.

Police Nab Two Boy Truck Robbers Here

what is spent by General Motors, | “Members of the Regular Officially at 6:13 a. m. Saturday. Standard Oil of New Jersey,| Army, while on active duty, may Can fall be far behind? American Telephone and Tele-| Page accept nomination for public of- - graph, U. 8. Steel and DuPont New versatile furniture can fice, provided such nomination is, pe Pickets Banned

combined. travel from room to room tendered without direct or indi-| . For Six Days at

Women's

Mr. Brewster admitted the de- § {feat was “by a pretty substantial margin” and said he might in the | future spend considerable time at | his Dexter home ‘“communing

Its chief, 47-year-old Lt. Gen. | reports Opal Crockett from rect activity or solicitation on Edward Rawlings, isn't happy | Chicago showings ......... 4 their part ... about the way it or the aviation IU-PTA confereace set ...... 4 «Np officer of the Army on the

industry is functioning. th J Pl | F : | with nature and nature's God.” | Mayor Clark must appoint tWo| qpree 14 a i er Feat : active list shall hold any civil Plate ass rirm ee 14-year-old boys today ‘We handle almost a million Other eatures oq |office, whether by election or ap- | Republican nomination is cen-| : | Republicans 30M one (amossat, wished they hadn’t gone truckin’ and a quarter pleces of corre- Co: : Ba aD = |pointment, and every such officer] CIRCUIT COURT Judge Lloyd sidered tantamount to election in| : | Dr. Silver, will name a Republican| 2round town last night. spondence each month,” says Gen. : mics oe Rexrs eens riedt \who accepts or exercises the func-p, Claycombe today banned|this state where no Democrat has ; {and a Democrat a Police investigating a stolen cab Rawlings, “and 90 per cent of our| Crossword .............. 21 itjong of a civil office shall thereby| picketing of the Pittsburgh Plate been elected to a major office in FO Rd . of a tractor-trailer outfit at MadiIn Hollywood 6 p 8 g Some names have been menPaper works Jonceshed with only| n ; 0 YWOO4 Leas suave : |cease to be an officer of the Army, Glass Co. 50 S. State Ave. for|18 years. ‘tioned to us, but no one has ap-/%on and McCarty Sts. last night per cent of our buying. | Badio. Tel +sssse 9 land his or her commission shali/six days. | Mr. Payne's opponent in the na-| | plied for the jobs,” Dr. Silver said caught the boys as they jumped We Know Better sesssvaneranae ibe vacated. | The order was issued against tion's first election Sept. 8 will be) _ By United Press today. “However, we'll have the [rom the cab, They found two “Bluntly, we aren't getting the (Teamsters Local 716 (AFL). |former State Sen. Roger P. Dube] BERLIN, June 17—The Soviet ,..iniments ready by July 1.” |Of them had escaped from the productions we need. I realize ¥ | The teamsters’ strike was set-|of Lewiston, Democratic nominee 2086 Communist governruent Pro Mayor Clark, however, said he the Juvenile Center. . : there have been rosy reports and f itled June 7. for the Senate. | La “ hadn't “given much thought” to, The youths told police they had 1825 rationalizations of airpower pro- | | The company charged the un- pelled” 30 S0tin an Bast German? the appointments. abandoned another stolen truck duction. Schedules and charts and ® (fon set up picket lines May 1! army. ig Lory Hing Bf ou it o Up to Court earlier ‘under the Oliver Ave. graphs can be made to look good. lafter it “refused” to accept an pod 8 3 on Pp ur bridge over White River. But we know better. There was a offer from the Building Contrac- ready un piorry the Commu. The city attorneys tell me I Ean substantial production slippage [tors Association of Indianapolis, hy oe BE ve 12 divisions OUBHt to go ahead and make the | ilib ot Cautioned 15 last year. of which the company is a mem- [ns 120.000 voor ars hy| SPPoIntments, but maybe that’s — oe ES SLA ee vm Wl by | ee Th hos wis Tool posing te wort shyud del, LONDON, June, 7 (UE) n have no illusions about being a ON MAY 19 the company said. members of the Leopie's polies| Meanwhile, both the city and|second warning from medical customer who is always right. We its two truck drivers decided to, Blam units orming the nucleus sounty health departments are/men today to safegusrd her m know the size of our operation quit the union, and 10 days later, Phe proglamation gave quick SONG ahead with budget prepa- health. The “medical ‘press’ in and our groping for experience in Edward T. Carlson, president of, aboroval to Premier Otto Grote rations for next year. urged the Queen to limit her pubmo. supersonic defense makes produc- Losal 716, demanded their dis-| appro Ball yestor ass for an army a ger the new law, A Jobut lic engagements to half the num\n 4 charge. TL €- ber her father, K VI, 8 Sake Hut py promise the in- | Picketing of the plant son- Informed sources said the “Wil- pare the 1953 budget. The board|earried out. Rig Geargs ; : helm Pieck Battalion” had been j J tinued, and as a result, the com- jactually assumes control. of the 8s Sake dustry a never-never land of or-| | » formed at Koenigsbrueck in Sax combined facilities Jan. 1 . 5 Sake derly, secure, uncomplicated pro-| pany charged, its employees who, ony, | ie the law was enacted] M | . vita s Sake duction. We haven't had that ae members. Of: the Glasess | The East Germans rushed their | any interesting Union have refused to cross the ast year, it was attacked in a : : n Sing break ourselves. Nor have the Ket. li a truck ™ plans for the army as residents taxpayer's suit filed by Vinard S.| | H bardo American people. No one can pull picket: line and no trucks w of the seal-off border area united Buckner, 1617 Finley Ave. an ad, 1ICOME FlOMes . planes off the production line; Geliver ‘or ‘pick up °g004s at the to fight forced. evacuation. At yertising man. | If you are looking for an vard they have to be pushed off. | plant. least three East Germans have | anusual ‘home “The stretchout was never in- Judge Claycombe ordered the, been killed and hundreds wound-| Law Called Illegal | for two families” or for im cert tended as a signal for easing our union 30 appear Monday hod ‘show ed resisting Communist police ef-| The suit charges the law is un-| come, be sure and read ert economic necessity. We are walk- cause why the no-picketing order forts to oust them from their constitutional because it gives tax-| the real ate -— ricana «ing.a tightrope where the smallest | should rot be extended. (homes along the border with levying and bond-issuing powers day's TIMES, There will , Echoes slip—a moment's relaxation—can| Sen, Owen Brewster [West Germany, refugees reported. to the appointive board. ov Agfa equest plunge us into disaster. Views on the News— ; L |, ‘Passage of the law climaxed a| y j.q offered For: Sale o ’ 3 lo ht by Th a —————————————————————————— ' Yours . iivg Step Siding ‘euchia] . ‘Meanest Woman Red Protest Fizzles, Ta out o TE ea lo take AhY 30 Thom.are aqveriied iby with ourselves, with the military, Dan Ki dne Steals Child's Pu Ridgway Carries On “deplorable” conditions at the : —_ Y Desk with anything or auyous respons eais $ P ROME, June 17 (UP)—More Couty Homa. wr shat diy wo for this uction . We been! Mayo tructed ¥ Desk must stop kidding ourselves next NOW THAT IKE IS rolling his| Vickie Reynolds, 4, of 1957 E. 0 bigs Rumi Bowed attorneys to support the law, ‘eighbor h to own speeches, Taft backers are(32d St. today is the unhapplest leighbor month will be time enoug be ‘1s tied to strations against the presence of meet schedules. Tt ‘wont. apt to Charge joat he is links, [ttle girl in town. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, police rm-Up “We are gambling with disas- Truman by Yom . MKS: | Yesterday she was the happiest sources said today. : Time ter, .no matter our reassuring! girl in town—for a while. The attempts were on a small ves we camouflage it. We've fought IT SEEMS to be up to Gen. |” ghe was gleefully playing in the scale and fizzled quickly because yes out tougher problems before. Now MacArthur to decide whether 450 yard with the little puppy|of heavy police reinforcements. ves let's . stop hard luck or mot to wear his 5-star uni- |}. sarents had given her after; An unprecedented guard of ves stories and buckle down to getting form while on active duty for |; vear of begging for such a pup./50,000 troops and police stood by ves results. We can't fight MIG's with Sen, Taft. | Then a car stopped. Out jumped as the new Allied Supreme Comves | a4 8 la young woman in Blug-jeans, mander arrived here from Paris = e— NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC who snatched the puppy the to inspect Atlantic Pact ves ; ves CHAIRMAN McKINNEY claimsichild and jumped back into the'southern flank. ves has contracted for the best car. : x Gen. Ridgway was scheduled to a and radio time for the fall Vielie’s father tried to catch!go today to Naples to confer with Tar Must think ‘by that'the car as it sped away, but iti Adm. Robert B. Carney, the flank ne will have a show © was going too fast. sil ; \death

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