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WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
Reds Say 'O Assert Allies
Are Trying to Wreck Parleys
By United Press
MUNSAN, Korea, Sept. 10 -—- Red China said today the Korean armistice talks “are hanging by a thread.” The Chinese government radio at Peiping said the Allies are trying to “wreck the armistice” by using stepped-up warfare as “extortion” in the truce conference in Panmunjom. “No amount of bombs can shake the Korean people's determination to fight to the last” said Peiping. “The Korean armistice talks are hanging by a thread entirely as the result of the American way of negotiating.” It. said the United Nations’ negotiations “amount to extortion and horse-trading.” The truce talks are in their gixth consecutive weekly recess. The next meeting at Panmunjom will be Thursday.
Capitol Hill Retaken
By South Koreans SEOUL, Korea — South Korean infantrymen recaptured Capitol Hill today and held it against two savage Chinese Communist coun-ter-attacks. The victorious Republic of Korea troops scrambled to the rest of the central front height around midnight and chased demoralized Communist defenders down the northern slope. A half hour later they sent this terse message: “The hill is secured.” Eleven Japan-based B-29 Supeérforts razed a Communist ammunition supply center at Sopo, 12 miles northeast of Pyongyang, Tuesday night with more than 100 tons of high explosives. One B-29 shot down a Red night fighter in flames.
Russ Ban Gl Patrols
In E. Germany Area BERLIN—Soviet troops armed with tommy-guns suddenly reimposed their ban on: AngloAmerican Army patrols crossing a narrow strip of East Germany today. » : The move. was a direct slap at Walter J. Donnelly, new U. 8. High Commissioner in Germany, who had protested against the ban yesterday to Gen. Vassily Chuikov, Soviet commander in Germany.
Armed Soviet and East Ger. Sen. Jenner an unqualified boost.)
man people's police prevented U. 8. troops in a jeep and two British motorcycle military policemen from traversing a 100yard stretch of East Germany separating two points in the American sector of Berlin. The patrols were forced to detour over bad country roads in the American sector.
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United Press Telephoto. FATIGUE—In Korea Marine Pfc. Walfrid O. Walkama, Menagha, Minn., collapses among machine guns and other automatic weapons after three days and four nights of fighting on Bunker Hill. His company was relieved by another unit and the men just dropped their gear and fell asleep in the most convenient place they could find.
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{ Continued From Page One | / of the Truman administration.
/the best judges of the individuals “My distinguished opponent is
[they want to represent their using every trick in the book to,
|party,” he said. |get ‘off the hook of the present “I believe that your candidates Administration's record,” he de-
for Senator and Representatives “Sup their hand-picked heir
in Congress will support the pro-'wants to be no part of the heirgram which I shall present to the looms, why should we?” Gen.
Congress if I am elected Presi- Eisenhower asked. dent. I, therefore, urge you to| The crowd roared.” 'spare no effort to see that they! His Promises are sent to Washington.” Ike promised that with the help
mean that Gen. Eisenhower has Would cast out: put aside whatever personal aif-| ONE — “The incompetent, the ferences he may have with Sen, unfit, the cronies, and the chisel-
| Jenner for teamwork and party TS.” | responsibility. Party” TWO — “The alien philosophy "But this indorsement drew the that our natiofal destiny lies in fire of top Indiana Taft Repub- the fipremany of government licans, who are all-out in sup- Over al. = port of Sen, Jenner. They feel! THREE—“The agents of cen-
|tralization who would destroy [the General side-stepped giving, 0 vitality of state and }
Republican State Committee to| poUR-—“We shall cast call for Sen. Jenner's election bythe fearmongers.” jname,, The Indianapolis Times Egarijer, Sen. Jenner gave one {learned exclusively. lof his “blood and thunder” | Ed Green, one of Ike's top speeches and ‘pictured Ike as the |aids here, said in effect the Gen- man who would “end the scaneral was damned if he did and /dals, the inflation, the waste and ‘damned if he didn’t. Hé said the the wars.”
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Scooter Rider, 16, Among Those Injured
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volved going-to-school mishaps.
A 16-year-old boy was in Meth- _. “ » 9 9 vice in his “smoker” at 404 W odist Hospital today after he rode ho Ave. t 404 Indi
nis motor scooter into the side of a car at Harding St. and Burdsal looked more like
Pkwy.
Charles Spurrier, 1363 W. 27th St., was injured last night as his scooter struck a car driven by . 'Ananias Harris Jr., 19, of 929 N.
Pershing Ave. | Condition Reported Fair
in fair condition today. A passenger on the
for bruises and released.
| Mary B. Hughes, 7, of 2313 N.| LaSalle St., suffered bruises yes-
nly Thread’ Holding Peace Talks
5 Youngsters | Hurt in Traffic Plays His Hand Out
Five youngsters were injured in 4 century, solemn, walrus-mus-traffic yesterday but none in- t5.neq Archie died last night after
The Spurrier youth was taken serious” eharges, like burglary
to Methodist Hospital with & ,n4 grand larceny and shootin broken left arm and is reported uth granc to ro .
scooter, «regnectable” and was or James Barry, 15, of 1310 Roache pet 8 never as
St, was treated at the hospital That means he wasn't convicted
‘The Avenue’s Joker
The Police Identification Bureau today stamped “Closed—Dead"” on the yellowing criminal history of Archie (Joker) Young. Police character for almost half
a day spent against doctor's ad-
The 72-year-old man who a preacher than a gambler was one of the best known of Indiana Ave. gaming figures. Few ‘Serious’ Charges | His arrests date back to 1900 and numbered well over 100.
In his youth Joker had a few
But in later years he became the gamblers say, “in trouble.” of any law violations more seri-
ous than gambling, keeping or | visiting a gambling house,
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TA Dear Homemakers: by LOUIS RAINIER
The guest room has long been the symbol of gracious hospitality, and certainly a tradition which we wish to sustain whenever possible. However, as the youngsters in the family grow up and their interests widen, the demand l for more usable space in the home becomes increasingly | insistent, and the room set aside for occasional overnight I guests must be utilized for other purposes. A small guest bedroom can easily be converted into a versatile secondary | sitting room where family members may find seclusion to | read, study, write. A place to listen undisturbed to a fa- | vorite radio or TV program (sets on display in our Appli- | Bunce Store). Studio Couches, which open into full-sized I beds for sleeping, $89.00 up (Rainier Furniture Store); Twin Chests, $75 each; at either side of a Kneehole Desk, | $49.50 up, add wall interest, provide additional storage I space. Now the room has become a double-duty room, making a daily contribution to family comfort. We have many ideas that will prove to be successful answers to the undersized housing problem. Come in, let us tell you about them. x Sincerely, LOUIS RAINIER and Staff
Easy Terms Open Eves. Till 9 Lighted Park.ig Aréo
|terday when struck by a car in| the 400 block of Dorman St. A Somber Fellow |Driver of the car was Adolph! IN fact, as Archie got older
| Widmer Jr., 42, of 630 N. Beville|2nd more irascible he used to
|Ave. The girl was treated by a|Shove aside his early arrest pie-
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General's staff fel he did. just
’ right. | | “We're taking enough heat on said was riding his bicycle on the
wrong side of thé street and | Gen. Eisenhower | Without lights was injured last |attacked his Democratic oppo- night in front of 2026 N. Talbot inent, Adlai Stevenson, by taunt- Ave. ling that the Illinois Governor {cannot shed himself of the record vania St, was struck by a car
This was widely interpreted to of a Republican Congress he
away.
|private physician for bruises and|tures when his record would be
| scratches. Boy on Bike Hurt
A 9-year-old boy “who police!
Jack Lyons, 2207 N. Pennsyl-
driven by Francis S. Jenkins, 21, of 2155 N. Talbot Ave, Jack was {treated for bruises and cuts in Methodist Hospital and and released.
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Yesterday Joker dressed all up|didn’'t “know the percentages.” | etl sree spe a hana
cited in court. “Ain't me,” he'd (insist. | Archie's nickname never really gave the picture of the man. You somehow expected the typical checkered suit gambler, bright . (tie, stickpin, passing out explod- Archie (Joker) Young. {ing cigarets to the police. and went down to the smoke | Instead Archie was a somber shop. He was sitting there when {fellow. He wore vests buttoned Police Lt. George Sneed, who's] high, dark, rather preacher-look- heen covering that area some 30, ing suits and in court he seldom years, went in for a routine cracked a smile, check. | | Once a police court judge who'd | He Wouldn't Close Up | tried the stern-faced “Joker” re-| «1 knew his doctor and the! peatedly got curious and askediguys had tried to get him to curiously: “Why do they call you|close up and stay at home,” Lt.| {Joker?” {Sneed said. “But_he wouldn't do | ‘Jist Some Name’ {it. He said if he was going to ! “I don’t know judge—jist some go he wanted to go around the {name they give me,” Archie re-/ guys.” (plied as if he didn't want to dis-) When Lt. Sneed asked Archie cuss it. how h> felt yesterday Joker reOne story is that he got the|plied: {name because he always insisted ‘Well, so so. I ain't so much.” lon using a joker in poker games. A few hours later Joker had 'But others say this isn’t the case.|taken his last gamble. A sudden | They say Joker was mostly a crap|heart attack killed him. {game man, had little use for cards Charges Still Pending lexcept an. occasional game off He died with five gaming [“clabber.” He joked, they said,/charges still pending in court. ‘but never when he was in court. | His friends and cohorts in the Archie made his last trip to/8aming fraternity today dropped court only last week, charged with|in on Joker's family at 625 Bright keeping a gaming house after a/St. and prepared services at man was shot during a dice game| Willis & Sons Funeral Parlor. in-his-smokeshop.” ~~~ | Theysaid Joker died as he lived, ‘I Won't Be Here Long’ | first and last a gambler. His attorney, Sam Blum, had] He had mastered the percentto escort the aging Joker up the ages of dice so well through the steps, As they climbed the steep years that with him gambling] steps’ Joker turned to his long Wasn't exactly a gamble. | time legal aid and said: | But he lost the big toss—he, “This will be the last time I'm/gambled what might have been] in court. Get me loose from this/a few more years if he'd retired one and it'll-be the last ong. I against the way of life he knew won't be here long.” |best. Here, apparently, Joker
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