Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1935 — Page 8

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HUMRICKHOUSE CONFIDENT OF MILK SOLUTION

New State Board Chief Is Proud of His Farm Background. fit TOM Os 1111.TRIE Tint'* *IT Wnlr rro ;rt of *he Tart that hr milked rfor I* years the new executive fwrMurv of *he Indiana Milk Control Board. C W. Humnck house. Is confident that, hr can straighten out. milk distribution difficultlrs and threats of price wars in this section of the sta'e. Not wishing to be classified as a theoretical or aradrmic farmer. Mr Humrickhouse pointed out today he was raised on a farm near Frankfort and ' knows the ins and outs of the dirt farmer s problems ’’ The new board, created by the 193* sevston of the General Assentblv. will, in the opinion of its helmsman protect the interests of producers. and: tribtitors and consumers "These groups worked together to draw up the provisions of the new law and if ought to work 'o the advantage of all of them,’ Mr. Humrickhouse said. Co-Operation Is Needed -No croup had this law pushed through to operate at th- disadvantage of the others" he declared. “and what we need now is to have ail groups play bail with us” Mr Humrickhouse formerly asalsted in a state milk control setup. and at the time of his appointment to the new post he was employed as an administrator for the Agriculture Adjustment Administration. He VI ill resign from his Federal position within a short time . Asked whether he sonn with the “left" or right" wing in the internal AAA feud, the new state milk leader smiled, shook his head and said: •’That wm * mattrr dealing with national policy. I* didn’t make any difference to tle bovs in the trenehe ’•¥* Hist took the orders.” .or>! R* to Aid He said that, under the new state setup producers and distributors could a k the state board to appoint a local board to ari in an advisorT rapacity This local bod\. he pointed out. should be in a position to g< t accurate information of the mdK distribution conditions and milk prices in its area. A local board will probably be organized here." he said. Mr. Humrickhouse us married, lives in a two-story house at 1874 Mensfleld-av and has a deep loyalty for Frankfort basketball teams.

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JAIL TERM WITHHELD TO PERMIT OFFENDER TO AID STRANDED MAN

When French Wise, an elderly fisherman, took the job of cooking for Clarence Long and Martin Hirt both of New Albany, he little realized that within a few months he would be standing before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell on charges of operating a still. While Long and Hirt worked the still, the old angler merely cooked, according to testimony in Federal Court yesterday. Judge Baltzell sentenced Long to 30 days m jail and fined him SIOO Because Wise had no way to make the tiip back to New Albany. Judge Baltzell said he would withhold sentence on Hirt so that he might drive thp old man home. "If this man doesn’t take you home, you let me know. ’ the judge counseled Wise. PERU SCHOOL CHIEF ASKS REINSTATEMENT Ousted Superintendent's Case to Hr Heard .Monday. i: i Mitoi r>> -• LOOANSPORT. Ind . March 22 Deriving a motion to dismiss the case. Judge John B Smith of Cass Circuit Court set Monday as the date for attorneys representing the Pn u School Board to present their arguments as to why G. W. Youngblood should be ousted as superintendent of Peru schools. Mr. Youngblood, a Republican, was discharged in favor of J. Paul Crodisn. former high school principal and a Democra*. After months of bickering in Miami County, the case was brought here on a change of venue.

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.MARCH 22, 193."