Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1942 — Page 4
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PELLEY, 2 AIDS 1 Tire Changing Class Takes st Lesson
INDICTED BY U. a
Araigrment Due Due June i 8 When Trial Date Will Be Set
William Dudley Pelley, Silver] Shirt leader and pro-fascist, was) indicted by a federal grand jury! yesterday on 12 counts charging, sedition. Fach count of the Indictment based on the sedition law of world war I carries a maximum penalty of £10,000 fine and 20 years in prison. The charges are in connection with Pelley’s writings in his Nobles-ville-published magazine, “The Galilean” The Fellowship Press| Inc, of which Peller is president, published the magazine with an In-| dianapolis post office box as its mailing address. 2 Associates Named
Indicted with Pelley were two associates, Lawrence A. Brown, secretary, and Agnes Marian Henderson, treasurer, both of Indianapolis The publishing firm as a corporation also was named in the indietment. They will be arraigned at 10 a. m June 17 before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell here. A hg time the date of their tri set. Pelley is free under £15000 bond and the other two defendants were to be arrested this afternoon.
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Charge False Statements
Nine of the counts charge Pelley, and his associates with making nu-| merous false statements desi gned to] nterfere with the operation and] success of the military and naval forces of the United States and to promote the success of its enemies.” The 10th cou charges that the defendants made statements ’ cause insubordination, disiovalty and mutiny and the re in the military forces The 11th count alleges that they
New Superintendent at Muscatatuck.
N. schools
Maurice superintendant Boonville, . ——— 1, today was appointed superin-
ndent of the Mu iscatatuck colony at Butler ville. Ind He will obstructed recruiting and enlist- assume his new ments. The 12th charged con- Post Monday spiracy Governor Pelley was arrested April 4 at Schrieker apDarien, Conn, a commissioner's Pointed Mr. O'warrant. He brought In-| Bannon to suedianapolis where he provided bond cee da J. William several days later and and then Bosse, former the colMr.
returned to his printing plant at) head O'Bannoh Noblesville who died
ony. Presentation of sovernment evi- here last month while attending al dence against Peller was conducted conference of superintendents and Oscar REY ing of New York (rustees of state institutions. City and required more than .a/ Mr. O'Bannon is a graquate of week Many FBI officials were INdiana university and has had 25 called before the grand jure. years in school administration ex-| One count He formerly was superine. | charged that Pelley. schools at Frankfort, Dec. 22, 1941, sought
with U. 8 miiitary success thy an article entitled lee”. One statement in article was every act and deed aggressively solicited w axis” This charged, was and was “against dignity of the Tnit
HEADS PURDUE NAVY LAFAYETTE, Ind, June P).—Dieut. Comm. Herbert Hart, former chief officer naval training versity of Chicago commanding onfeer
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ETTE, Ind, June 10 (U. the banner for untiue.’ county, three 4-H boys peace and! from Alexandria, coached by F. | H Disque, today held top honors — | in the state poultry and egg judgSCHO i & CHU OL ing contests at the 24th annual (U.! Purdue university 4-H club roundM.! up here the Not the Uni-| trophy has been named! poultry of naval at Purdue He re-) laces Lieut. Comm. K. H. Nonweiler who has been returned to the Great Lakes station.
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club last night in the Severin hotel And high-heeled shoes for women! in industry are definitely out “for cent of the injuries to in plants are caused by falls or slipping,” Mrs. Beyer said.
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PROBE FATAL FIGHT NEAR TAVERN HERE
Three witnesses testified today at a coroner's inquest into the death of Harry Johnson, 29, of 1521 Montcalm st, shortly after midnight yesterday following an altercation near a tavern in the 1000 block, W. 16th st. Meantime, Ralph R. Staal, 31, of 3680 N. Tacoma ave, was charged with manslaughter and is at liberty on a $1000 bond. Witnesses described a scuffle between Staal and Johnson in which Johnson fell to the pavement. Those who testified were Oscar Ferguson, who works at a poolroom next door to the tavern; Harold mel, a customer at the tavern, and Marion Shariey, bartender there Funeral services for Johnson will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Shirley Bros. central chapel, with the Rev. Clarence Raldwin officiating. Burial will be at North Vernon, Ind. Johnson was born at Ft. Smith, Ark. and is survived by his mother, Mrs. Ollie J. Young.
ARGENTINA FLAYS AXIS IN SHIP LOSS
BUENOS AIRES, June 10 (U.P). | _Argentina, formally protesting to] Germany and Italy the torpedoing| of the tanker Victoria, charged to-| day that axis communiques were]
+ | eircumstantial evidence that an axis,
submarine had been guilty, Foreign Minister Enrique Ruiz Guinazu said Argentina had protested “because it is this govern-| ment's imperative duty to denounce aggression committed against a ship flying the Argentine flag, sailing as a neutral through a free sea, engaged in peaceful commerce-—-all without warning or previous inves-| tigation that might have justified capture under international law™
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Boonville School Chief I8 Mrs Clara M. Beyer, department of [New Castle and Kokomo attended told | the meeting, which was sponsored
IL. Garner, Indiana state ment of labor; president Commerce, and Wayne W. Whiffing, safely director of the LukasHarold Corp.
Now. this is a tire and this §s a rim and to change a tire you take it off the rim. That is the substance of the first lesson given the tire changing class of the city defense organization’s drivers’ corps Members of the class stood by while M. N. German, at a garage on N. Capitol ave, demon-
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Was Ecorting Hoosiers Around Capitol When Vote Was Taken.
Times Special WASHINGTON, June 10.-—Sen-ator Raymond EB. Willis (R. Ind) was literally “out in the park” when the senate voted to boost the sol diers’ pay to $50 monthly, he explained today. The pay boost carried 58 to 20,| with Senator Frederick VanNuys| (D. Ind) among those voting for it. Originally the senate set the pay at $42, but the vote Monday afternoon was forced by Senator Robert M. LaFollette (P. Wis.) after the house, at the instigation of Rep. John Rankin (D. Miss), on $50. Senator Warren R. Austin (R. Vt), who led the fight to keep the senate figure, reported Senator Willis “detained on official
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‘Would Vote Yea’ “If present he would vote yea.”
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Indiana explained the “official business” as being that of a guide conducting some visitors from Kendallville about the spacious capitol grounds. Senator Willis left for his home in Angola last night. He is scheduled to deliver the commencement ade dress at Tri-State college there tomorrow and at nearby Howe Military academy Sunday. He will return here immediately after attending the Republican state convention in Indianapolis, where he is to be the keynote speaker, June 18.
TOWNSEND 48 TO MEET Townsend club 48 will meet in room 124, Hotel English tomorrow night. The “Flying Squadron” and
the “Kitchen Band” will entertain.
WILLIS ABSENT Friends Working in Relays
Keep Doomed Paralytic Alive
JAY, Okla, June 10 (U. P)-— Mrs. Mason Williams, thoroughly thankful for her friends, searched today for a portable respirator which she could put in her home to keep alive her husband, who doctors said five months ago would die. Her husband, 49-year-old former school teacher, suffered an attack of paralysis as a result of an automobile accident, The disease has crept slowly from muscle to muscle until now his entire body is motionless. Physicians say it is a miracle that
Graduates From Training School
ROBERT STEWART, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Stewart, 1239 S. Lee st, has been graduated from the Great Lakes naval training station and is now attending the hospital corps school at the training station. He enlisted in the navy in February. He atRobt. Stewart tended Wa she ington high school.
JEWISH WELFARE WORKERS ELECT
ROCHESTER, N. Y,, June 10 (U. P.) Delegates to the National Conference of Jewish Social Work= ers last night elected Kurt Peiser of Philadelphia as their new president at the closing session of the organization’s annual convention. Other officers named were: Vice
presidents Louis Kraft, New York
City, and Joseph E. Beck, Philadelphia; treasurer, Harold Silver, Detroit; secretary, Marcel Kovarsky, New York City. Cleveland was chosen for the 1043 convention,
he is still alive, Mrs. Williams attributes his life to the work of some
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Day and night for the last five|l |
months Mrs, Williams and her} neighbors, working in relays, have administered artificial respiration. || At times he lies quietly for an hour | without assistance. But then he | chokes and aid must be given quick- | ly. He can eat and talk a little,
but only while his friends are work- {| { i
ing on him to furnish him air. Mr, Williams recently was brought to an Oklahoma City hospital, where he was placed in an iron lung. How- | ever, he wanted to go home and] Mrs. Williams, who has averaged ! less than five hours sleep per night since her husband was stricken, obliged. Now she wants a portable iron | lung to set up in her home, She | believes Mr, Williams would con- |} sént to the machinery. | Meanwhile, said Mrs. Williams: | “I've been blessed with wonderful friends.” |
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