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fa Te THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ AR SE _ TUEDAY, MARCH 2%, 1946 tion brought by Republica “Chair-| HEARS DEF | rested- his case withou Citizen Complains of Trash ‘the Trashman STUDY TEE on ERRJON RIBBENTROP, fyi nt, sony © Leaves' After Infrequent Street Cleanings CODE VA VALDIT

me has been delayed vy | NUERNBERG, March 26 (U. P) STpSSUTe Yo Lares Ruminanion b; | Judge Claycombe pending the out-|Joachim Von Ribbentrop's defense By LARRY STILLERMAN Prevalent throughout the city is {officials Frendrs for Hearing in_Ouster Case.

Ribbentrop's., counsel said his | come of the petition for writ of pro-|pefore the war ¢ thibition in the supreme court. e rimes court . opened client was “suffering from vascoa situation that is voiced by William A. Pogue, 625 E 9th st, The possibility. that parts of the new 1045 state ejection code might

today with a statement by:him that motor difficulties which prevent him | Chairman Ostron¥ charged in his| Adolf Hitler alone shaped Nazi for-|from speaking,” and asked for a ouster petition“that the board mem- | eign: policy. postponement. The request was deta) bers failed to conduct their quties Ribbentrop’s defense began as nied, and the lawyer said he expectin a letter to The Times Sie ont “honestly and impartially,” soon as counsel for Rudolf Hess had | ed Ribbentrop to testify later, r. Pogue asks why eitizen cleah up the trash after the trash. man has been around, “Why the overloaded city ash wagons clutter- be found unconstitutional increased | today following the Indiana .supreme court's third postponement of a hearing on the ouster of the Marion county voters’ registration

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pupils of public, vate schools wh beyond the eigh will not reach ti before May 28. The Indianapo determined in th 3, will go to Wa compete in the Bee May 23 to ‘Washington will expenses paid b; Times.

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1g ‘home. he asks. + Veterans at the rate of 7000 per| “Every time they collect the trash "week are seeking work and register- in this neighborhood, the haulers ¢

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“the Indianapolis USES, reports re- quent street cleaning this makes a ws Bearing Sx dhe peta ior 4 Welcome Bab ! The national conversion will create additional condition of filth such as no other further ab s to make per ’ Y: at Washington "employment. He has asked em- city would put up with. > t ‘the — of the re istra- | war bond plus ‘ployers to inform their local USES| Last Friday morning I picked tie Be fs has been reset a 10] Visi ’ fo spend on a * “affiots their high caliber openings. up g bushel basket full of broken On oR hureday by the supreme|E Visit our Complete Infants’ De- New York city. #s well as jobs calling for beginners giasq and tin cans in the gutter . ‘ yn : : The Indianapo and unskilled workers. lin front of my house which fell off court. department for things that give should fail to wi ; Indiang has 33 USES offices in gyerioaded wagons. When the case was called for | : : is assured of a! soperation and each office is notified | «yen 1 called the City Hall they (argument yesterday the attorney = haby comfort, and help mother, in the national when an individual in its locality passed the ‘buck’ from one to the general's office asked for permis- In Marion cou 4s discharged from service. —The| inary until I almost asked the | sion to participate in the heaning too. are being held notice Includes military and civilian | syjichboard operator if anyone “if. the question of constitutionality .

schools to select compete in town pions of each tf . to Indianapolis and semi-finals.

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i down there had authority to speak of the election law is raised.”

LUMBER FOR HOMES |over the phone.” WASHINGTON—About one-hal| Finally Gets ‘Answer’ the American lumber produced each | And what answer did Mr. Pogue year goes into building construction. ' receive: when he finally contacted some Hall employee?

Asks Postponement | Chief Justice Howard Young said the constitutional question had not’ been raised formally but explained!

George Brown, 634 Arch st, sweeps up the trash after the trashman has been around, while neighbor Milo Zimmerman watches.

Here are the SEIEFT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED } ] > “ ISFACTION GUARANTEE “Well,” the City Hall spokesman they be given a hearing, Mayor [that street cleaners in Anderson, the eur: wanted “all the help it liminaries, the | {BLACKHEADS - PIMPLES declared, “we can't say anything 0 | Tyndall has said that this would |Muncie, Gary and other northern could get” if the issue is raised. held and where e tried for prompily these fellows, you know. TheyTe pe a violation of Indiana statute. [Indiana cities bargain under a city | on the plea of the Mit Monday, ng extemal choed pin les, na" black liable to go on a strike.” According to Indiana law, a “policy statement” in lieu of con. |Beneral’s office for more time 1 Lockefleld commu diy edicate Cu removal tiafaction guar. | Actually, Mr. Pogue, this voice municipality is prevented from tracts. Under the Wagner act, this| Prepare for the constitutional ques- Schools 40 MH, ntoed x the maker wil your money. | over the telephone was telling the | signing a contract with a union and [type of “agreement” is substan. "lon. the court granted postpone- Garfield commun ‘CUTICU RA SPAWNS trun whether the spokesman knew afayor Tyndall has reiterated that tiated and “legal.” ment. Raymond sts—8Sch mp— 3% OF POL, he would be opposed to following The street commissioner's depart-| The constitutional question was : olic schools. _ At present the Teamsters’ union, |g suggestion that a private com-|ment repeatedly charges that man- raised informally by the court ’ Tuesday, f Say It With {local 135, claiming more than 200 pany or individual be designated | power difficulties and lack of equip-|itself two weeks ago when all five Infants Dainty Batiste Dresses ne . Cr 24 { employees in the Shy street sigan: to initiate a bargaining agreement. ment hamper prompt service. {judges agreed not to issue a tem- | Bd Reno x | ing department, is reatening Yet. Mr. Willlams points out Coal Co. Promis v | porary writ of prohibition because ! School. : . . A ; . omises Cleanu | : TE m— | strike unless a coneiliatipn board 1s A sick cliakois Br ot oy [there might be a question on the S 99 Mpeg Boing ve | established. Dro er, Cet Up by The omekiyalidily of Lhe law lsell. p Riodius commun | i rou se X > | : : : : e ts. —& 4 | The latest word from the union a oa DE Shp Rent | The constitutional issue ,is be- anole . Order | headquarters comes from a repre-| Co. on the dumping in ot at | leved to hinge-on the conflict in Fine quality batiste dresses in all white and white & Toth sts Schoo y = Th sentative of Amel) J. Williams, 2330 Winthrop Ping . [the judicial and administrative with dainty pastel embroidery trim "Roberts Park M . em | secretary of the local. ek > ’ § . > : : ware and Vermon y a M Pearl ns : | powers of the circuit court judge. id nd yermon NOW Law Prevents Signing i ear] - Stonsbraker, us Dual Powers Catholic and Trini 4 for | The spokesman says, “Robert M Guilford ave., reported the unsani-| schools. Sa is tary conditions caused by dumping| Under .the law, the Marion cir- | : ‘ : : St. Paul's Metho EASTER] | Pukington, United States commis- Te RE I re a a | Sotton Knit Gowns... eweviils 65¢ Minneapolis Cotton Knit Panties__45¢ gr + seeking an appointment with the State Groups Pledge Help In| weeks ago. Nothing was done, she members of the voters’ registration | Yoke front, lastex back and French leg. Tabernacie Pre | Mayor on this situation. I do not World P charged. [board upon recommendation of the | Hand-Crocheted Moccasins ni 69¢ Cotton Receiving Blankets ______ 19¢ bi and st Joan © 9 % The ALLIED | know whether any progress has or rogram. Then she called The Times two political chairmen, thus giving| B blue and white. Slight irregulars. Pink; blue and white. Wetuuaay, o " y dmitting that he owned. the!the. judge both judicial and ad- | 5 . Riley commupity a FLORISTS Je de ior head of the local Hoosier farm organizations, food | vacant lot, J. F. Brown, president of | ministrative power over elections. | Cotton Knit Wash Cloths____2 for 19¢ Crib-Size Blankets _........... $1.00 Schools 16, 3, 4 ] ot icin | conciliation board, was unavailable | Processors and handlers and a num- | | the cGal firm, said he did not know| The two registration board mem. | Cotton Knit Towels 89¢ El SateSh Dalna PIk 2d Lourdes Catholics {for comment. | ber of civic groups have joined to! Of the existing situation, but as-| bers, George K. Johnson, Republi- | M<30-inensize.. Muslin Crib Sheed... . $1.19 Keystone commu LL wind Telegraphed Anywhere J In reply to union demands that assure Indiana's full participation | Se7ted that he would investigate can and David Klapper, Democrat, | Fruit-of-the-Loom Pant 50 42x72-inch size. Good quality. sions ave School tin the world-wide famine relief and have the area cleaned up, if | were ousted temporarily by Circuit’ Wate $ ————— c Even Flo Bottle Units... -. 25¢ PIoToE a re AVE, | program. necessary, Judge Lloyd Claycombe on a peti- | Mi rproof. Elastic leg and waist. 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{fray centered around statements |of an Akron telephone operator, Miss Joan Heeter. She said she {heard over the telephohe the shots {which wounded the daughter and | apparently killed Eber,

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