Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1952 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - * ‘SATURDAY, AUG. 16,1952

House Members To Check U.S. Bases For Possible Waste

Say AF Has Plans for Own Supply System

By United Press : WASHINGTON, Aug. 16—Four House investigators leave here tomorrow on a cross-country in spection tour of six big military bases and supply depots, They will stop off in Dayton, 0O.. St. Louis, San Francisco and Ogden, Utah, in their two-week tour

The investigators are mem » bers of a House executive ex- " penditures sub-committee that claims the military could save taxpayers’ “billions of dollars”

by eliminating competitive buying between services and duplicate stockpiling. Chairman Herbert

C. Bonner

'JUNGLE' DRAWS FIRE—Residents in the neighborhood of th (D. N."C.) will head up the In- far land St. finally got action after year-long complaints to City

spection tour. Others in the

ET Reps, Cet M. Aavjen, erine Link, 6702 E. Washington St., and AttorneyThomas McNulty,

(R." Ind.) and Thomas B. Cur-

tis (R. Mo.). Reps. John F. Shelley and

owe aes wn Wooed in Kindness, Not Love, Lawyer Says

First stop will be the - Alr By United Press an affectionate note while vaca-

‘Only You Missing’ His letter sald, In part: “With the sun warming my body, you warming my heart and ‘the lapping of the waves against

Force's Air Material Command at Wright - Patterson Air Base at| Davton, O. The group plans to Speng Mongay w1nd Tyuedgy CHICAGO, Aug. 16 -A suave tioning In Florida “in the belief checking up on the command's Laioyer Whos Wrote sweet NUMER | coe ok Oa re at te! procurement policies to a San Francisco divorcee sald ciate protestations of affection.” Separate Supply today kindness and not love comDespite repeated Defense De- pelled him to take pen in hand. partment denials, the sub-com- But the woman says he wooed mittee insists the Air Force has her to get her $75,000 mansion. been trying to set up a world- | ‘Attorney Nathaniel S. Ravel wide supply system of its own. :

Under the unification act, theiDEmeial in andijiey love Stent this beautiful shore, it is nearly Army is supposed to buy for and Pui. Vewlercay fred af Aner a perfect symphony. Only you : {in federal court to a sult by Miss ,., missing supply the Air Force. [ Miriam Wright, 35. '

Mr. Bonner has said a separate] : “Frankly, I can't wait until I Miss Wright, divorced five return to see you and be near

Air Force buying system, im-/ L posed on top of those run by the| times, recently filed suit, accusing you—in fact, it's an obsession

Army and Navy, would be an Ruvell of bilking her out of her that must be gratified.” “unconscionable burden on the home While he romanced her. Ruvell was named in a love taxpayers.” Ruvell's answer sald MISS|¢part git hy a 46-year-old dentist The group will visit the Army's Wright told him she had only 3 fon, guburban Highland Park big medical supply depot In St.| months to live, He sald he wrote garijer this year. Dr. Samuel Louis Wednesday before moving = ; ~ | Binder charged the attorney ‘de-

on to the West Coast. : . |bauched” his wife. heck on the Army's medical Marine Prisoner Hurt oi

depot in Sah Fronchie i loned | In Jump From Train uled for Friday and w ol-| lowed on Monday by a “compari-| JOLIET, IIL, Aug. 16 (UP) son” visit to the civilian depot Marine enlisted man who tried to

operated there by the Genera} Avoid an AWOL hearing by Services Administration. squeezing through a window of a : fast-moving train was In serious Coffee Plant

condition today. The next day has been set aside 4.

{large muscular man who studiA ously makes himself attractive to women,” The dentist complained his wife {told him after she met Ruvell, |“You can’t thrill me any more.” Miss Wright charged in her suit . the lawyer got her home In G. Melton, 21, i for an inspection of the Navy's ty the a) windy | Suburban Glencoe for only giant coffee-roasting plant at Bani, . "Santa Fe train as Navy $11,000.

B. Chappell said he could not send his weed-cutting crews to do the job, asked lot owners Mrs. Cath-

Both have promised the weeds will be gone in "a week or 10 days.

: : Monday. It said workers at the prani Fairchild sald today he | Py - . . | Oil Firms Here Rock Falls, Ill, and Louisville 4 oi onons conduct the in. 2PPealed the decision to the Su- birthday in Balmoral, Scotland.

Binder called Ruvell a™

‘Gamblers, Too, ‘Void’. Federal Tax Stamp

By CHESTER POTTER

. Contract Talk Collapses at

+The stamps, -or licenses, were Scripps-Howard Staff Writer renewable June 30. The .Internal WASHINGTON, Aug. 16—The ReVenue Bureau says although! any S nation’s gamblers are slow get- all returns are not in yet, it is ting up the money for their fed- evident there has been a slackenBy United Press eral “licenses,” and some federal ing off in renewals. Just how| CHICAGO, Aug. 15—Negotia- officials blame aan puff” pen: much, the bureau won't know tences for the gamblers’ reluc- for another week or so. Hora on 3 sontragt Sovering tance. Besides soft sentences handed | 26.000 employees of Internationa Up to date, 75 gamblers have down for operating without a Harvester Co. collapsed

today nn convicted of doing business license, officials here offer other| and the independent Farm Equip- without one of Uncle Sam’s $50 reasons for the renewal slowdown. | ment Workers union announced stamps, but none went to jail. | Ruled Unconstitutional | it was taking a strike vote. Judges have eased them out of] : “ g the courtrooms with fines ranging In the Fast, i is generally It seems inevitable that a $50 to $250—peanut mone |credited to the fact that U. 8. Dis-| strike is the only way Harvester [TOM oe i re (trict Judge George A. Welsh of can -be brought to its senses” to even the run-of- 83M" philadelphia held the stamp “mat said Gerald Fielde, director of bler, (unconstitutional, Gamblers don't

United Press Telephoto,

PRINCESS CH AR MING—

; issioner James In 10 of the firm's implement Since Judge Welsh's decision, _ . . . Hall. Street Commissio Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice

the left wing union's Harvester |mind breaking the law but they council, Fairchild Eyes must not like to break the Conplants across the country. n° however, courts in California, : Negotiations on a new contract Michigan and Georgia have held . ' 4450 Marcy Lane, fo get it done, have been in progress since May. Trash Station [the act constitutional. That means Louise, daughter of England's nothing to the gamblers—they go| Queen Elizabeth Il, poses for a

The current contract expires |stitution, said one official. At any is jungle’ in the 1800 block of E. Wednesday and covers workers Irate, they quit buying stamps. County Prosecutor along with the Welsh decision. . The Justice Department has picture

The union said the strike vote is expected to be completed by

Marion

marking her second

plants already have voted for a “no contract, no work” policy.

CIO Gets Increase The negotiations broke off one

reme Court. vestigation of a controversiall (Ope other factor which may

North Side garbage transfer sta-|account for the falling off of re- Madame Chiang to U. S. tion near 52d St. and Keystone neéwals also is attributed to fed-

eral judges. They've been grant- HONOLULU, Aug. 16 (UP)— day after the company announced Ave: ing continuances to defendants Madame Chiang Kai-shek, white abou} J0,000 of its workers,| The sition, owned by Modern who point out that the constitu- of Nationalist China's president, most of them members of the Scavenger Service Co. Wa8 OI- tionality of the law has been rival CIO United Automobile dered closed Aug. 2 by Dr. Oscar questioned by another judge, so will leave here today for San yesterday, for the third time With- workers, would get a four-cent|D. Ludwig, head of the County why not wait until the Supreme Francisco for treatment of a skin fn nine months, to OK a $50,000 hourly pay hike Aug. 25 under Health Board. court: rules? ailment. bulk storage terminal on W. 86th contract clauses calling for an' Despite the Health Board order, | . St, annual improvement factor pay it continued to operate. | Phillips Petroleum Co. and Sin- raise, Dr. Ludwig termed it “a men-| clair Refining Co. petitioned for The Farm Equipment Workers ace to the health of the com-| rezoning of 106 acres on the south unjon had demanded a wage in- munity . .. a breeder of rats and! side of W. 86th. St., west of New crease of 15 cents an hour. It flies.” York Central Railroad. also demanded 21 cents an hour, Mr. Fairchild said he had just| They propose to build 14 stor- jn accumulated cost of living in- received the transcript of a recent| age tanks, plus truck and tank creases paid out under the cur- hearing held in the Marion Coun-! car-loading facilities, "rent contract be frozen into .the ty Commissioners office and | ‘Turned Down wage structure with no provision wanted more time to study it be-| An identical petition was turn- go. revocation. |fore taking action. ed down by the Plan Commission In addition, the union had However, he said he inspected | Nov. 15. A similar proposal in- sought special increases for the transfer station yesterday and | yong less Jround also was de- skilled workers 2 “saw maggots and flies, got gar-| nied June 19. | ’ bage on my shoes and wished for At the June hearing, 246 resi- a Re Ran Rik Re Rs dents of the area protested rezon- mands would total 5G cents X - ing. They charged the terminal hour an employee, and ultimately | would Jower property values, In-i.,, 14 woe the company $100 mil.| crease traffic hazards and make Yion a year pany i the area a prime target in event He said the company had of-| of enemy air attack. fered to continue the guaranteeed |

Circus; Sends U. S. The firms claim the terminal is annual improvement factor pay|

necessary to insure the petroleum | 22 Cents in Taxes raise, the cost of living allow-

supply in this part of the state. | °° | TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 168 (UP) The commission will consider| 3hce and had offered liberalized| Larry Aiken, 12,-who sent 22 the newest rezoning petition at its| Vacations and emergency pay cents to. the Internal Revenue and a special igcrease for non- pureau as amusement tax on a production workers. {

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Two major oil firms asked the Marion County Plan Commission

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Another group of 12 Congress-ifound Melton semiconscious men, mostly members of the|ajongside the tracks about five House Armed Services Committee, miles south of town. Czech who tunneled his way to already are en route to the ¥ar| He suffered a compound frac- freedom from a Communist uranEast for an inspection of mill-/ture of the left leg, a head cut!juym mine arrived here today to tary construction in the Pacific and other injuries, doctors said. y

d the Orient. = 5 — Check Tanker Blast Typhoon Rips U.S. |, Maryland Yard Base on Okinawa JALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 16 oslovakia, and 45 of his country-

Coast Guard today ——-——

TOKYO, Aug. 18 (UP)—A 110-|jnyestigated an explosion aboard mile-an-hour Pacific typhoon roar-the tanker Gulfland, which killed City Official’s Mother Dies

By United Press NEW YORK, Aug. 186A young

enter Yale University Law School

{he cannot thank in person, the late Sen. Brien McMahon. Ivan Pluhar, 25, of Brno, Czech-

ed toward the North China coast one man and seriously Injured today after pounding the Ameri-ianother. can military base on Okinawa. | The tanker was docked for reThe storm, dubbed “Typhoon pairs in the Key Highway yard - Services for Mrs. Fannie Mae Karen,” smashed communications of Bethlehem Steel Co., yester- Ruckner, 926 N. Tuxedo Ave. facilities, flooded military instal- day when the blast occurred. The will be at 10:30 a. m. Monday in

lations, and dislodged roofs and cause is not known. Jordan Funeral Home, Burial doors on the U. S.-held island.| It, Harry Chapin said Leslie will he in Washington Park Four persons were reported In-'Thomas, Baltimore, who was Cemetery.

Jured. [killed, was tossed overboard by However, the U. 8. Alr Force the explosion. said there was. “little damage” - - -

to American aircraft. ot $12 Million Judgment

Seven inches of rain fell ' Reversed by Court

Okinawa during the storm, Alr Force weather offcials here said the storm would miss Japan! NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (UP)—A band, Fdwin R. Buckner; a and Korea. {$12 million judgment against daughter, Mrs. Florence Carey, utilities executive Harrison Wil-|Miami: two brothers, Abel Warliams, one of the largest awards ner, Clermont, and Harry War- ’ ever made against an individual,/ner, Indianapolis; five grandAnd Doesn't Get Any | was reversed by the United States children and six great -grand- , NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (UP)-— Court of Appeals yesterday. children. ‘Kingpin gambler Frank Costello In a two-to-one decision the - skipped his usual manicure at a court dismissed the complaint swank Manhattan hotel today brought against the 78-year-old and started two days of medical executive by trustees of Central tests to fit him for a federal pen- States FKElectric Corporation of itentiary. " Richmond, Va. He surrendered to the U, 8. mar- hen shal vesterday to begin an 18- . month jail term for contempt of Robert Stern to Fill a diplomatic visit the U.S. Senate. He had been 2d Highest Legal Post something of a letdown after New convicted of refusing to answer TASHINGTON. Aug. (vp) York, questions about his wealth before YA ON i oP The formalized routine will the Senate Crime Investigating . '"u.ii\o"U, 8 Solicitor Gen- hardly match the sheer fun FalCommittee eral, the nation’s second-ranking sal found in Gotham’s big league Costello traded his. pin-stripped legal post. baseball, glittering Bro adway suit for prison stripes and Wert Mr. Stern. 43. former assistant Plays and television studios. through the usual fingerprinting. \ 0 \" canaral. succeeds Philip Mr. Truman is billeting Falsal delousing, medical Inspection and B. Perlman, 62, who stepped down and his official guardian, Prince haircut, pending removal to a (li. 4.0 after five years serv- Abdul Ilah, at Blair House and federal penitentiary. giving a luncheon in their honor “1 don't want no favors from -at the White House today. nobody,” the wealthy gambler The capital is not giving Faisal

said. oF ant to be treated like the full royal treatment because everybody else.

Mrs. Buckner, who was 76, died yesterday. She was the mother of C. A. (Andy) Buckner, deputy city controller, A native of Chicago, she had lived here most of her life, Other survivors are her hus-

Costello Shuns Favors

Iraq's King Faisal Visits Truman Today

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (UP) Iraq's 17-year-old King Faisal II comes to the capital today for

ice, a

Claim 3.5 Million Fled Communist China

The group will then travel to|jeq returned him to Great Lakes : SLE boro ; : Li | . {provement increase due this |g « " Ogden, Utah, Wednedsay to check Naval Station ta face charges of !is “right” with the government. up on two installations located | ppc months’ AWOL, 8 ZecC Oo e e S oni Wolld Seat in Mienge Tarry's father, 11. Fred Alken,

depot and a Navy medical depot. |qow open a few minutes later] The subcommittee then plans and notified sheriff's officers when | 0 fu Y aw at qa A] to return directly to Washington. (the train reached Jollet. They! .

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men who have fled the iron cur-| $2 Million TV Show

tain; arrived here aboard the U. | | Aiken said. “but Larry sent a let|S. naval ship General Harry Tay- NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (UP)—| ’ i y 3 >"|The Ford Foundation’s TV-radio ter along with the 20 per cent lor the first large group of fugi- a amusement tax.”

: . 4 worksho 2 ; tives from communism to reach Pp has put up $2 million Aiken’ cautioned the boy, he]

; aR {to finance the 90-mi : Shae : . . Bere for resettlement, 1 nance He mo uilgle tess: said, that the tax was due, Larry| This method of repaying business loans on an In halting English, Mr. Pluhar jn November, and will also offer S0t @ Postal money order for 20 earn-as-you-go basis is being used by an increastold reporters the Connecticut/the shqw. for commercial spon- Pe’ cent of the $1.10 admission

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Senator, head of the joint Con-|sorship, it was announced today. Paid at the rate of a nickel for gressional committee on atomic! The program, with British | ®ach of 22 customers. He wrote energy until his death last month, commentator Alistair Cooke as|th® government asking if there ‘had become interested in his case master of ceremonies, will present| |S anymore I have to do.” after he entered the Free Europeja variety of entertainment fea-|

{University at Strasbourg. He said tures including some dramatic| 1 1 LOANS Mr. McMahon had written the shorts commissioned from noted Gambling Raid Nets

dean of Yale Law School and ar-'playwrights, in an effort to ex- 16 At Ball Game Commercial Collateral Term-Credit ranged for Mr. Pluhar's admis- plore the best creative possibili- 1 sion to the University. ties of television. Tom ATLANTA, Aug. 18 (UP)—Po- FHA Merigage Real Usiut FHA Modernisation Mr. Pluhar said he believed — re lice raided the bleachers of Ponce Personal Life Insurance ‘Farm Suburban

De Leon Park during the Atlanta-

Italian Plant Gets Jet Memphis game last night and arrested 16 persons on gambling

the Senator's Job for Allison Engines charges.

The Allison Division of General] Detectives: worked so quietly, : Motors Corp. announced today| feW of the fans watching the I should like to take this op-|the Fiat Co., Modena, Italy, has Same were aware the raid was portunity to express my thanks been licensed to manufacture ' _Pro8ress. ; to Mrs. McMahon,” he said.|spare engine parts for Allison jet Plainclothesmen moved through “Every man in Czechoslovakia | A-29 engines used in . Republic the grandstand, stopping here hates the Communist regime and |F -84G Thunderjets sold to and there to ap a wanted person / wants to come to the United USAFE and NATO countries. on the shoulder and whisper the States.” Sales Manager R. C. Golt saan formation he was under arrest.

Also “In the group were a 35- the license agreement was negoti-| year-old Czech construction firm ated by representatives of the Air! owner, his wife and three child- Force, Fiat and Allison, ren, who escaped in an amphib- ——— =

his letter of thanks to Sen. McMahon had arrived only during the last. days of illness.

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Revoke Tin Priority For Food Containers

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (UP) | |—Makers of tin cans for food noi

| rmy Hospital {longer will get the first call on n A y P! {the nation's tin plate supply.

HEIDELBERG, Germany, AUE. The National Production Au-| 18 (UP)—U. 8. Sen. Homer E. thority gave priority to food-| Capehart, Indiana Republican, cap, makers immediately after] was reported resting comfortably settlement of the steel strike to! in a U. 8. Army hospital here to-| assure a supply of cans for the | day. He is on tour of American nation’s perishable food crop. | Army bases. NPA revoked the order yesterday!

The Army said he was hospital- and reopened the way for export ized with a “rather severe upper of tin plate. >

respiratory tract virus infection" — pi————— Thursday after visiting his old A jeading Indianapolis minister World War 1 outfit at a field brings you a “Sermon of the

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HONG KONG, ‘Aug. 16 (UP)— Approve Wage |An estimated 3.5 million Chinese! For Steel Group have fled Communist China since WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 (UP) the Reds seized control of the Wa e Stabilization Board Mainland nearly three years ago, oe a 16-cent hourly the Independent weekly Newsdom| wage boost for steel fabricating|reéPorted today. | ag orkers who can prove The Chinese language paper] plant wor era enerally parallel said most of the refugees went to ey age workers Formosa, but some traveled asi i SE Pret allows fabricat- [27 4% South America, India and ; it Yak . t ing plant workers to bargain for Pakistan,

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