Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1952 — Page 2

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Effect Today The first of many proposed County commander of the Ameri- . ig | | In Madison County Schricker-Watkins Good Govern- can Legion (11th District). Mr. To Danville Denied A new generation of GI ment Clubs was organized today Gasper is a salesman and public Bene : By United Press in Marion County by Harry Gas- relations adviser for a local beer 1, B. Schiesz, president of the » WAS] college boys and girls could ANDERSON, Aug. 20-Police per, local Democratic politician. |distributor, Best Beers. Indiana Gas & Water Co., shid Presider plan for school as the Korean ‘were alerted today to break up Purpose of the clubs is to help P li i I Not ‘today the Federal Power COm- Eisenho > Se : elect Henry olitica otfes ’ “ae today a veteran's bill of rights be- a teen-age sex-and-liquor’ gang Schricker. U.S A G ral .5. Emmett mission was getting rid of a “dead “ested \ ; Fn: ; » ne J. E 2 s came effective today. reported to be rendezvousing in g, nator and pn aorney ge to fight the duck” when it denied a two-year Wiscons ; > tabard ] a Eo Ape yl Be Madison County, John A, Watkins, election of Nelson Grills, IU law standing petition yesterday re- Gen, dis Sati ee A four-way investigation of the Sovernor. it |professor, as Democratic county quiring Panhandle Eastern Pipe- : Boise, I N aff , he youthful spree was being made » Dan Lib. chairman. Said one of the top deliver gas to ihe 10 West The vil, omcally called hy state police, sheriff's deputies ler, local truck- leaders who indorsed Mr. Grills:'line CO. to deliver § : lowing Rozean Veirans Wo oars and Anderson and Pendleton city Ing executive, is “Let McManamon resign from Texas Gas Transmission Corp. in To Ir 8S COUS 3 in that it provides payment direct police. Authorities sald as many director of the the ticket if he doesn’t like it. Danville, Ind. ’ his nom to veterans rather than to educa- as 27 teen-agers may be involved. 3 ates Sou ye He's lucky to be a candidate.” “They (petitions) have been His a 4 Sn Pendleton Chief of Police Wal- by - connty club ‘apehart has kicking around since the winter - speech tional institution: ities Program. He ap- Sen. Homer E. Cape ag kicking Those in full-time training with ; ter Langsdale said authorities pol sted ME, Coo made “rapid recovery” in his bat- of 1950, and I guess the FPC was theme no dependents will receive $110 J a / are getting more rumors than er Marion tle with a virus infection and trying to get them off their hiding month; those with one dependent, Ls actual fact. It doesn’t add up to pee unty Chair- YF. Gasper expects to be released today from 'packs,” declared Mr. Schiesz. schemes $135, and those with two or more BEAUTIES TOUR TIMES—Twenty-five beauty queens representing many cities for the national Jnyng yet, but it may mature py an Army hospital in Heidelberg, The two firms filed the petition Deals b dependents, $160. The veterans convention of the Ancient Arabic Egyptian Orders Noble of the Mystic Shrine stop at the Times mail- : . | Accepting the post, Mr. Gasper Germany. On a tour of U. S. in December, 1950, to get Re > gi then will pay their own fees or : 4 f th d ith ‘ The air} in th . Ib | Raid Lover's Lane . Army installations in Europe, the gas for the Indiana Gas & Water nee { 1 room in a tour of the newspaper yesterday with their escorts. The girls compete in the national beau- | said: : 1 st of Minocqu tuition at any: approved .school, ation’ ‘ ; : ical | Chief Langsdale said his fellow “I intend t ize and set up Senator was brought to the hos- Co.'s horseshoe system, large q oh : ty finals of the organization's Tuberculosis and Cancer Research Foundation tonight at Technical Ang ntend to organize and set up | by th Th four-da buy their own books, etc. fogs officers did raid one lover's lane a committee to work with the new Pital after a day in a maneuverigeveral operated by them. e ' y Each veteran is entitled to 11;| High School gym. area where drinking couples had county chairman. I think with co- area visiting his World War I gystem uses -18 million cubic feet not con days of training for every day of a re gathered. State police said most operation we can put over the outfit, Company F, 12th Infantry of gas daily. Paried | service, regardless of where he . of the parties have occurred out- county and state ticket in Marion Regiment of the U. 8. Fourth| The petition was picommende] ale was stationed, up to 36 months side the city limits of Anderson County.” Division. for dismissal a year ago by ’ or a full four-year college course. and troopers are making frequent! Both Mr. Kibler and Mr. Gasper Republicans are planning a Examiner Marvin Farrington. So u Vererany may yeceive propor- checks of parked autos. are close associates of Frank Mc- “unity” dinner to costar the Taft the Indiana company Pale 2 8) Mr. S ron Jayinen a Oa me | Chief Langsdale said he recently Kinney, banker, and Frank Mc- and Eisenhower leaders in the ferent arrangement wih 3328 Springfie Ye aw ' vei larrested two 15-year-old girls for Hale, attorney. state. GOP hopes such a move Eastern, relieving the ag y Will mes prane who ave not used their taking a youth's auto without per- Lost to Lewis will ald campaign harmony. Kurt bringing gas into the system a Sen. Jol ere a. and Bi 0 saw Wngliin 'mission. He said they were fined! 0 Lew Pantzer, attorney, is handling the Seymour and Mitchell. 10 708p afte or 'ginn ng S oe ao Bomb Blast {for operating a car without a At one time Mr. Gasper and Mr, arrangements. . erary. pean his p Tuy recelve benefits ers plas license. 'Kibler were candidates for Dem-| John Carvey, Democratic can- for Republican candidates and tO p Sa Eh Py 300 Buildings | Police believed the youthful ocratic County chairman but 10st gidate for Congress, commenting workers opens tomorrow at GOP Was the gang pooled money for beer and to David M. Lewis. Last week on Prosecutor Fairchild’'s vice state headquarters in Claypool ite wi . By United Press liquor, then gathered in wooded Mr. Lewis quit. Local Democratic crackdown: “Fairchild is using Hotel. Purpose is to teach RSW. tarry hh SEOUL, Aug. 20—United Na- areas for lovemaking. leaders have agreed to support powder-puff methods of law en- comers the political facts of 2, Oran ¢ tions fighter-bombers and car- Nelson Grills, Indiana University forcement. He has the power to/Sen. William E. Jenner a From : based Nave planes struck a| A leading Indianapolis minister AW Professor, to replace Mr. clean out the creeping corruption|George Craig, candidate for Gav: Fow to 1 : TE yy hana x2 bri y “ . Lewis at the county convention that is overtaking our city—if he ernor, will give out the lowdown "he. will huge Communist troop and sup- ying you a “Sermon of the tomorrow night in the Athenaeum. really wants to.” on 1952 campaign Friday morn- leaders | ply base at Namyang on the Week ‘each Sunday in The Times. Mr. Kibler is a former Marion Two-day campaign workshop ing. . of states a Korean west coast today, leav- r— ie —— "Titical ad By United Press | ing 300 buildings a mass of On Su BERLIN, Aug. 20—Charles A. flame and explosions. New Yor Noble, 60, of Detroit, Mich., said ay in Mi Aluerican dress th ‘arriers cruis e eas y yesterday he was arrested by the coast were the first to swoop big eh Boviets in East Germany in 1945 down on the target. paign, G and held without trial for seven Pyongyang Radio, in a special : ‘ staff off 0,000-wor adcas . : years in Red concentration camps. i OT osdcast early to ’ o FR anklin 4411 ton, and He was released July 4. “barbaric bombings” and called ‘ : De rr Mr. Noble, a naturalized Amer- on the “freedom-loving peoples of AT.HOME IN INDIANATFOR, 80AYEARS or train ican but a native of Germany, the world” to put a stop to them. = 2 Tote be 10%, wn pit Arena rs a hk iM July 5, 5, - , A > campaigi born son, John. He said John, North Korea is being hurt. It , now 29, has been taken to the was ample proof the China-based A Speech Soviet Union and is still there. ~ Communist air force has been , - campaigr Mr. Noble said he was visiting jneffective in stopping United . : : 1 oy i In Dresden with his family when Nations air strikes, : i ‘ . . Oth y wi ——. ne hes - ’ , er | the war broke .gut in 1939. The = capes, : : i He Flat » S : Cla C eafla nce A re own 2 cubic foot ONE ? mat os a pon Ae =m STERNATION AL WMEET—-Dale Smithy: Ralpti Ray, North : Koreans Tired : : A IAT TY Am hy ny . '$ Rv crags hia hi Wats Bin 14 womg il fo return to the. United phil Baggett and Dave Clingman (left to right) still were making Of Being Bombed 1 aaah “ww SEL hs : cq fe © WOTR aw les. Sent do 3 Camps last minute’ adjustments to their model planes they will fly in the TokyO, Aug. 20 (UP) —A split : : ry make su : ! International Model Plane meet at Detroit tomorrow as they await . : . Years Wh i in . ] A ; ] in Communist ranks caused by ~ = ward-loo en the Russians. occupied their train at Union Station last night. North Korea’ ; : ® acterize Dresden they arrested Mr. Noble 7 FE it 1 A's reluctance to sub- : creeping m y 0g 3 and his son and sent them to * o 0 endless destruction may be | | | IC Fos ‘ism’ tha | oosiers lee o Fuuesin ud Chart me cond Wo three different concentration 4 r Russia and China at the current : ’ > cratic A camps, Including Buchenwald. : Moscow conference. cratic | ] There are signs tt N Mr. Noble said he emigrated to M el i Pl + : gns the North : Sparkma Koreans. av p the United States In 1920 and oQe ane ONorsS re ire, demanding -eiiter; . voting re . oliobi SR od > ef- 5 gress, T sstabusiicd 3 photo tnishing and Four tpp Marion County fliers On the last day of the meet or 9 protect them from Allied | Ir AD 0072 . however, He said the Soviets never pre. |! the recent All-American Model Sunday, the Marion County en- ape Sea attacks, or a com-| record ir ' ! h , : fret ; Plane Championships held here, trants will watch the final events prom Se on the deadlock over re- bad as re pig ¢ Arges aga ht a were in Detroit today to bid for and will stay in Detroit through pa riating prisoners of war. That Congress ut he belleved he was arrested y,rjq.wide honors in the Interna- Monday for the banquet and dis- gue Is the only one=holding up a | — Decalite they suspected he was an 4,41 Model Plane meet. tribution of awards. Tuce. SE fine quality Faisal Ta oan Py hcurraa Soviet dis.| The meet opens tomorrow. Each event in the international Milk Price W ob CHICA leas bec he displaved al Representing Marion County Ineet, sponsored by the Plymouth ar Iraq's 17 pleasure because he display an i . " Motor Co., offers a trophy plus a R . ‘ . ’ : American fag on his home ipare Pull Baggett, 18, of 1328 B.[J0t07, Le ages in ‘Dairyland | planned 1 Dr Bod De owned a cam.|72d St. Dave Clingman, 17, of $100 4etesse bond for first pane MENOMONIE, Wis. Aug. 20| ec os o IOW price greatest , J = ~~ y : a $50 defense bond for 2d and a NOMONIE, S,, . 20} : era factory, and because he aided $140 Carrollton Ave, Ralph Ray. ¢o5 qetense bond for: 3d. (UP) — A week-long ities art toda American soldiers who had been|17: Of 5247 College Ave. and Dale - - war raged here today with no Chicago. released from German orisoner Smith, 19, of 235 N. Whitcomb n p R sign of a letup. : for Denv of war camps. age v left India ” lis by train ves Y8s5 0 Srew Th Dries CHURE begat a Week If Y g ‘as arr > ey le dlianapoiis by) ¢ ‘clul 3 ago when a new dairy moved i afi ted Arrestey er ast niga Iran Fishing Permit the city and took ae ie to remove the American flag Ready for Action PARIS, Aug 2% (CDN) The bar” where customers pick up A H from his home " - . fishery concession in the Caspian their milk. The firm cut the price ' Jae vow I'he model fliers earned the Sea. exploited by a Soviet-Iranian of homogenized milk a penny ta i i i De right to participate in the Detroit company, expires the end .of the 15 cents a quart and several of or 4 na Y oo if . International as a result of their year, the delivery dairies followed suit | enjoy f ew I nl high-point showing in the model The Russians are pressing hard The prices had fallen to 10 cents 349 9% son for plane meet staged at Sky Harbor for renewal. The Soviet charge a quart and no one shows any . Airport by The Times, Plymouth q’affaires in Teheran saw Premier sign of quitting. Si . {Dealers and the Exchange Clubs. Mossadegh on the subject last . - | Registering and getting ac- week. a lquainted with other model fliers Iranians in Paris believe Mossa- || | stone fir from all parts of the U. S. today, degh is still considering whether || nro OW | §ize din CANBERRA, Australia, Aug. 20 the Marion County fliers will see to nationalize as he has done with || pity (CDN)~—Discovery of two more Action for the first time tomorrow. the British ofl wells. | For Fall Term Beautiru ' ‘ y ade, promising uranium fields in Aus-| All of them will ly models in Wk all 2 question of money. |; Registrations naw | YUD| tralia seems certain to put the the ':-A gas events and in addi- Tans economy is at the breaking || cepted for the Fall T ac- | et. West several more steps ahead of tion, Ralph Rayswill compete in POP | NeEirning. Stbiotitas oo | The the East in the atomic race. _ the Class B gas events. Phil Bag- - isha Sa Ot a larg One new field has been found 8° and Ralph Ray alse will: More Technicians Bots SDS ay 2S ut HUXD 180 miles south of Darwin in the C°Mpete in the senior control line . . | Joon Saturdays for inquiry, | today northern territory and 110 miles Stunt fiving. Vanish Into Russia SoS Sian, oa registra- | Pages h : on.- This is the Bom ine rich uranium deposits at Other Events Slated BONN, Germany, Aug. 20 : : TEs Te See d w loc Friday, Dale Smith and Dave (CDN) Last summer A techn- Indiana Business College every | America Seong as Oreted by Clingman will carry the honors glans trom the Hungarian Opti. ae Ti omit of bed gists ~ Milan Kr To. Be for the Indianapolis area in the fas a I ua vin bus, Ri Kokomo, Latuvette. Colum: Jor § 4 § nob, Sou : a HOLS a big consignment of material. us, Richmond and Vincennes—Ora Australia, about 380 miles north Yulizited J Fibbenrowered plane They were told their job was to || and’ tail | oertemtars F Fonponiatin Mest Shieh 3 ear tne Ratu launched. gliders anh Ai DARA- set up periscopes, fit stereoscopes ||. wife, fast sic. contact, ihe ABE | REA uranium field. ‘San NEMAN, and submarines : ret - |! Principal er : el — Official secrecy is blanketing Ray and Smith will be in the It Res B10 reymin Hi : the richness of the finds. Class A gay Sree flight event. Neither their factories nor their Central Business College sg saturday, ay ’ fo ilieg ave t » y ndiana Business College 5. | The new northern territory field, fy control line y and Bagge!’ will families have had any news of If ,,"\ "wm! iatey L1-8337 | however, shows radioactivity for .: : WAL te. SING thelr departure, Cn BL leis half-a-mile from the point of dis- GR AT ih on covery and is reported of major . PAYMENT importance. or In a territory poorly serviced by transportation, it is also located i handily only two miles from a as little as railroad and half a mile from a Through Ayres’ affiliation with the AMC (Associated c

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