Tipton Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - January 30, 1954, Tipton, Indiana WEATHER FORECAST Mostly fair and colder to Sunday fair and today 2530 3038 low to night Entered as Second Class Matter ef at Under tM Act of 1879 i 58 102 TIPTON SATURDAY EVENING 19 Atomic Pool e in While Jesse gun into Buck creak in fair condition I at i was waded and dragged bv the hospital in Indianapolis City in i the waiting surgery to remove a si tered bullet embedded below Then the admitted hid left police arid sheriff ing the gun in the Miller house on continued the investigation of Sweetland land the officers jailbreak conspiracy 4hat resu searched the they in the wounding county located the floor in the When youth fled The investigation led to two the jail Thursday having Clyde wounded the failed to fired Sheriff Owen to wo break the lock on the cell block door four additional he him seriously Thursday night when he entered the and had returned home the keys to release his the revolver the John 24 iand an identical calibre weapon that was hidden in the letters his father Clark Deputy Sheriff had hidden the gun under j the said the Miller had and his mother admitted to drop planning the break for a week with ping it under the Officers the two revolvers Clyde had gottien floor boards to at Camp before be Power Development Bares Directly Upon International Situation WASHINGTON Atomic Energy Commission said today that President peace time atomic pool plan marks a significant new stage in the drive to curb Communist aggres The AEC observed in a semi annual report to Congress that there is a direct relationship be tween the development of atomic power and the international situa Without the report said that many countries now outside the orbit of Soviet Russia need for new sources of Observers believe that this is an apparent reference to such power nations as Italy and w h e the Communists have threatened to make strong in The commission did not allude possibility that Russia may join with the to make proposal effective throughout the Moscow has indicated that So viet Foreign Minister Molo tov may discuss the plan with SHERIFF OWENS i assailant threw police off the track when they be gan search for the telling them he disposed of the revolver in Buck The stream was Searched fay City Policeman Garrett Jack with and Warns Failing to find the gun used by Clyde officials searched his home where the gun had been taken and subsequently by the veterans Hensley Photo BERLIN is the sad story of Jacob former accountant and an amateur astrol got in a lot of trouble IV fj Mi j Dulles during the current foreign because world didnt come to minivers meeting in j an endon New Years The report also disclosed that i Jacob he read the Secretary of State John Foster gallons of fuel oil will be dom ln the stafs so he the contents of his firms cashbox on a real New Years At midnight he said this is the hour and fell off a bar It wasnt the worlds but it was He was charged VI r i O sufficient to supply the elec with but was acquitted on saved annually by using an reactor furnace to heat buildings at the atomic installation The report also linked the decision to build a 000 kilowatt atomic generating trie needs of a city of with President pro posal for a world atomic pool to provide peacetime Other highlights of the 151page report said A study of births in Japan shows that exposure of mo thers to atomic bomb radiation appears to have produced a sig though small decrease percent in the number of male Exposure of fa thers has shown no effect on sex ratio and no effect from either source has been noted on stillbirth malformations or weight of Page 6 medical Windfall Wins By 5845 Score won its third straight game Friday night by downing Walnut 58 to on the and also put its record over the 5050 The Dragons record now stands at After scoring to the tune of Dave Francis was still Windfalls basket The Dragons fast forward in 19points on six goals and seven charity Windfall carried the first went cut at the half with a 2923 and zoomed to a 47 31 ending The Dragons put on another scoring with 18 and 21 points in with and with backed up Francis on the Kaisers 14 points was the best effort for Walnut second team copped the pre f Continued on page 6 Ministers Argue German Questions BERLIN The Big Four foreign ministers argued German questions inconclusively today be fore a scheduled sian meeting tonight to discuss President proposal for a world atomic energy first half hour of todays Big Four session was devoted to speeches in which the western ministers rejected Soviet Foreign Minister request that East and West German gov representatives be al to Richard Burket to Enter Fraternity Service Activities Richard son of and Donald 525 East Jefferson will participate in the second annual Wabash college Fraternity Service Mon Between 8 and 5 on pledges of all eight nation al social fraternities at Wabash will work together on projects of service to the com The students will charge nominal and the proceeds will be turned over to Fraternity Service Day is planned and sponsored by the Pan Hellenic a student organization composed of repre of the eight One of the projects planned for the day is a car which was one of last years most ac The cooperation of the Craw fordsville Retailers association and the Crawfordsville Chamber of Commerce is credited by the Coun cil with having made the day pos Burket is a 1953 of Tip ton high He is a pledge to the Phi Kappa Psi social fra and is a of the college B basketball Inspectors Arrest Money Order Ring INDIANAPOLIS INS United States postal inspectors said today they arrested a wholesale dealer in stolen money orders and his retail Charles of Cham was charged with steal ing 36 blank money orders from two postoffices in that He tried to unload the money orders at a wholesale price of per unit of 20 money he alleg edly enlisted the help of James of Indianapolis in retail Tipton Guard Sends Two to State Session Max commander of 152nd and Warrent Officer Lawrence Mur are attending the annual mid winter meeting of the National Guard association today at the Indianapolis War memorial The Two Tipton officers will hear Major General Charles deputy commander of Fifth Governor and other featured including Major George Fielding fam ous military analyst and commen Other speakers at the meeting included Indiana Adjutant General Charles Gen eral of West Virginia Carl Commanding General of the 38th Infantry Divis Indiana National and Allison Commander of 122nd Indiana Air National Fox represented Ellard President of the National Guard Association of the United Wendell Ind President of the Asso will preside at todays General Chairman is i CLYDE held in county jail on aj preliminary now has company of his parents and a in ad dition to Johnny whom he tried to free in a j storm on he institution Thursday ing discharged from the Be fore Clyde entered the day he had passed the ond revolver through the into Johns While Clyde Miller said he aim to shoot the John mained silent in his jail City police said the Miller family km w of the conspiracy to get John out of and added j that Miller who practiced shooti ig with the revolvers along the had vowed to some police f Clyde admitted he j had be drinking before the he had bought a pint of whiskey and drank half of Boy Tip City investigating Investigation Continues The father and younger bro being held further investigation City Police Chief John Plake investigation is still L iln pending ported that the ill in Italian Driving on Falls From Power ROME Amintore Fanfani who planned to crack down on the Communists and to institute financial reforms in fell from power today when de on a vote of The Chamber of Deputies voted 303 to 260 against Chris Robert Indiana the vote There Were 12 abstentions Fan fani submitted his resignation to President Luigi Einaudi right after Members of the distinguish ed guest committee are Generals DeBard and Oliver Air National Eliot will speak on the role of the National Guard in the cold and on civil in target Jefferson Yankees Nip 5141 Take Two Contests KEMPTON Jefferson Town ship Yankees scored a second win over the Aces Friday night in the gymnasium Sharpsville high The 10point winning margin showed a score of 51 to 41 when the final gun with a total of 16 led Jeffersons Close be hind him with The well ahead at the 28 to played a delayed offensive game during the second Winning the game gave the Yan a 8lost In their first encounter with the Yanks won in a double winner the did not meet Jefferson in that for the Aces was with 13 while nett was close behind with Jefferson led all the 12 to 45yearold economic formed cabinet only last and he fell on his first parliamentary Former Premier Alcide de Gas Deputy State Troope Robert Zell Virgil Cardwell Philmore and Hamilt County Roland Gilke were tipped off about the seco weapon Friday afternoon by a T ton boy who knew the They entered and d covered the gun hid den in the drain tile for parole jail Friday by a younger and Claik the fath er a family of eight I Clyde told officers I didnt aim to do is being Clyde Miller had at 11 slammed the steel floor on Millers Miller fired as the sheriff was on Pagei progress to NINE EMPTY cartridges were found in the the jail calibre revolver beneath floor boards iji the home of Clyde ania demand Miller on Sweetland avenue Friday Hidden behind the bed by i n e e y ed the keys from tUe sheriff who Hie assailant after his attack on Tipton countys Millers father stood at the door itp living later placed the weapon under he The young mans mother ad Owen and mitted she took the gun and dropped it under the floor near an ice Hensley Photo Tribune Sends Two Staff Members to Advertising Clinic Two Tipton Dall ids members are amon Tribune staff atives of Hoosier daily and newspapers i today on the Butler university In for the fifth annual In diana newspaper Representing this Managing Editor R James Huntington Finishes to Defeat Blue Devils by A husky Huntington and a finished strong Friday night to It was feat Tipton high 55 to j CIC teams then Il was tne olc story In a i each other point for point until half 100 contest at the j time with Tipton maintaining the ilv and Devils worked ahead of the j big Sponsoring State Press Association and journalism are Maney and new 3 held on Robert Wil pending upon whether the whom he shot the left jye as Owen a steel on his in ithe polis Prosecuting Attorney Miller will be with assault and battery tent to a ar other offenses statutes i I j Revolver Finding of revolver used to shoot the requ almost all The soldier served in Ko peri Friday night had used his told officers he had parliamentary prestige to try to save the Fanfani He appealed to monarchists to either support Fanfani on the confidence vote or at least Fanfani himself quickly went to Continued on 6 Sectional Seventeen of the cashed money 8 at the first quarter 2818 at the averaging about 6 and 36 to 24 at of the have turned Carper a professional boxer with a ring name of Bobby won 17 of his 22 third teams also The final score Continued on 6 Maurice Brownings Mother Dies in Seymour J Charles of Sey mother of Maurice who resides at the east edge of Tipton on state road died Friday night at her home after a long j The Seymour woman was j i Funeral services are being i ar ranged for Monday ac cording to Jaines who informed The Tribune of Blumers Browning and her family moved to Tipton from Seymour during the time her husband was supervising construc tion of Tipton Memorial Determined by School Enrollment I 1 I Funeral Services Set for j John Elwood Funeral services are planned j at 9 Monday at Catholic church in Elwood for John Joseph Hames will officiate and burial will in When each team is to play this years sectional baske tournament at will no known until the jime iof the d Keith Smith siaid ad that tickets are tlo be allotted school in ratio its The Tipton high recently attended 1 meeting principals assigned to this ye sectional in Jackson j Principal SmithV saia the d be about two weeks before February j and through draw the principals will semble to schedule pick up tickets local distr I How many tickets is to the c be the principal s since the number of ticke s a school j depends upon enrollment also the nun of schools Whether five in Tii the Catholic The body is I county and seven in Hamilton ci lying will all participate home until deadline home that was I route j until deadline the r which is The Saturday all of a of They in turn selected Olin nd Edwin opposition during the first starting trio of Handwork leading the at the i and Carroll was rested inthe sec quarter at the then inserted into the lineup in ihe third But they could not stave off the Vikings who surged in the third period to get a 4141 tie going into spark the Vik Sparl These three the final eight went i point sprees in Vikings men proceeded for a Louis department to ad dress the luncheon session on methods of improving relations be tween advertisers and ngs o 19 and 14 he second Bob on to victory in the fourth fouled out in Huntington substituted liberally with them under the to wear down Tiptons small Law also fouled out after and had three 3 inch boys out the pare of the game to monopolize play under the basi with four Tiptons offense lagged toward the end as started Charles ill i lead a discussion on national ad and Ethel of on classified Also were Dick ed Ray Bakr and Henry of the Wa Demo and John R of the he Noblesville Ledger of will ticket Sales to Be days and the only Principal Smith s Ch i of the 463 a 290 of r he id gh t ts Hupp Tallies 22 taking pot shots at the basket around the foul circle and getting kept in the tall guard tallied 22 points oni eight fielders and six The Blue Devils opened up with their best shooting and exhibition for a long Hupp broke the from the score board with a and Smitson followed with a shot big batted and tipped the ball in of can the tickets will be sold first not be determined since after season tic Tno ing fastbreak but Hupp dropped in and two to keep the hardluck Blue Devils a few pointy of TJie held their win ning edge Coach Art Cosgrove inserted big Max Smith the lineup in the second period to offset the definite superiority in How the Blue with Hupp and Smith on the tall still outjumped under the bal Hot Third Period In the hot a form ruled mob violence Huntington bas and Smith wet with the three S t round and s winners are the en 12 schools as fol 228 224 131 125J nut 102 Jefferson ket have had opportunity to Ticket sales at the visiting schools will end at 4 the day before the team and all tic kets returned to the center school to be Sold at the 147 De ola alr lne Because of an incident last year been requested to 80 74 Prairie town i Mrj I Smith I announced lowing about ticket conduct Since Tipton did tickets las er days fus as it sales and tic t the tourney lot use all its year to eith has been announced those fans who hole to both football will have tickets Second claim who hold season ti These tick be to appear ney to present the r draw which was last J I I If it is again not times tickets id basketball irst claim on Igo to those for bas I caution students and others on con duct during Fans are to stay off the and flash h alb photos are forbidden during Let us Smith con that in our tourney entry blank we are pledged to accept the ruling of the officials as These officials are selected and assigned by the their de cisions final and Last year when it was conclusive ly established that a team had won within regulation playing but lost in an ensuing 30 seconds be cause the timer had not started the eforo the tour r tickets for a necessary necessary Will the result was allowed to A tape recording of the game and the ready admission by the tinier of error wasto no arbitrators was the failed to break er the al though thre was rough body con tact all aroun of the The Tipton bad time in ing Wh team hit the b Blue Devils c minutes in th fied ad in a I paper has cau to a qu The adverti and that was one that stymied the team J e e the sket eked only for a third on Iage 6 Sale classi news ed the towns wives eye ca their ment read For sale ne won j extremely affection Liability poor Terms Box So no
