Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1946 — Page 5

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THURSDAY. APRIL 8,

Your OF 17

WILL BE TRIED

Authorities Differ on Blame

For Lax Treatment.

The criminal ‘court was expected to set a trial date today in the case of a 17-year-old youth charged with a series of burglaries that resulted in his arrest for the 1lith time, The youth, Donald G. Greer, 509 Abbott st, was arraigned Tuesday in juvenile court. Jurisdiction in the case was waived to the higher court. Meanwhile, a difference of opinion developed between William Remy, safety board president, and juvenile court ‘authorities over whose fault it was that the youth was released a number of times without punishment. Mr. Remy and police often have criticized Judge Mark W. Rhoads

“and his four referees for being too

lax in the treatment of’ repeated offenders. Criticism Exchanged This time, however, juvenile court authorities insisted they could not accept full responsibility, inasmuch as the Greer boy was released five times on order of the juvenile aid division. This agency is a part of the police department and under jurisdiction of Mr. Remy’s office. The safety board. president was quick to point out that four of these five times the youth was released by J. A. D. it was before the present political regime. Records show that since Judge Mark W. Rhoads has been on the Juvenile court bench, the Greer boy has been arrested five times, including the present case. Three times he has come before juvenile court, twice charged with theft and once with drunkenness. Sent to Boys’ School Once judgment was withheld. Another time, the youth was placed in the county jail and later turned over to Johnson county authorities. They sent young Greer to the Indiana Boys’ school. Last month, he was fined $5 in juvenile court on the drunkenness charge. Last November, however, Mr. Remy's juvenile aid division released the youth after police had arrested him on a larceny charge. Young Greer's career in crime began in 1939. He was arrested on a vandalism charge and released by J. A. D. He was picked up a month later as a runaway. Again, J. A. D. released him. In April, 1040, the 17-year-old was arrested on a burglary charge and released by J. A.D. A month later, he was charged with the same offense and again released by J. A. D. In 1941, the-youth was made a ward of the county welfare department, In 1942, he was brought before Judge Wilfred Bradshaw, who was juvenile court judge at the time. Young Greer was charged with truancy, but freed. The same procedure was repeated a month later. Then, the political administration changed.

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Shirley Anderson, Janice Mathews and Katherine Popcheft will have important supporting roles in Turner Bullock's “Lady of Letters,” a three-act comedy to be presented by Manual Training high school seniors, April 12. Starring Marjorie Elliott and Fred Arnold, a preview of the play will be given for 8A grade school students April 11. Other supporting cast members will include Harold Emmick, Rosemary Englert, La Donna Bedel, Ernest Vanus, Carl Reifeis and Mary Kreutzberger.

SUSPENDED PRIEST

CHICAGO, April 4 (U, P)—A municipal court jury last night found Arthur W. Terminiello, suspended priest, guilty of disorderly conduct at a Gerald L. K. Smith “America First” rally. The verdict was returned after several hours of deliberations. Judge John V. McCormick fined Terminiello $100. Terminiello was charged with disorderly conduct during the rally last Feb. 7, at which he was a speaker. The meeting was picketed and disturbances resulted. Albert W. Dilling said the de-

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Kister, Veterans of America, spoke at the rally.

IN RAIL HIKE PLAN

The proposed 37 per cent railroad freight rates shipping bill in Indiana, officials of the state Chamber of Commeree| estimated today. The Chamber of Commerce pointed out that railroad officials have testified before the rail-labor arbitration boards that the 37 per

to meet wage boost demands of

creased costs. “If a similar rise in motor truck | freight rates should follow a railroad move upward, the combined increase for Indiana would reach

ment said.

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April. 4

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Wore TODAY ON 16-CENT RAISE

'Link-Belt Workers May Begin Returning Monday.

Two local United Steel Workers unions were scheduled to meet today for final votes on wage agreements at Link-Belt Co. which, if ratified, will leave only 750 workers on strike in Indianapolis, Local 1150 was scheduled to meet at Tomlinson hall at 2 p. m. to accept or reject a 16- cent hourly wage increase agreed upon’ for production workers in negotiations early this week. Local 2526, representing office and clerical workers at LinkBelt, will meet at 7 p. m. in Room 507 at the Lemcke building to vote on an agreement reached yesterday. Approval of the membership on the two contract settlements will

to their jobs, next week. Only’ plants still strikes after final

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ed 750 members of the O. I. O. Steel Workers Union. In both struck plants, federal conciliators are continuing sessions

to reach an early settlement.

At Link-Belt, plant spokesmen indicated procedure for returning the two local plants to production would be similar to courses, followed by other local plants where strikes have been settled recently.

On Staggered Basis

Maintenance workers were expected to be called in as soon as possible, if union membership votes to accept the negotiated terms, probably by Monday. As sections of the plant are prepared for production, workers will be called back to their jobs on a

{staggered basis until full re-employ-{ment is reached, plant spokesmen

said. Agreement on: the 16-cent wage increase for Link-Belt production workers was reached only four days after federal conciliators bowed out

|return an estimated 3500 employees of the proceedings, Federal repreprobably beginning |sentatives closed the record last Fri-

day night when attempts to reach

effected by |a settlement at the 16-cent figure, at | [later agreed upon, failed.

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9TH DISTRICT GOP INDORSES JENNER

: Times Special AUSTIN, Ind, April 4—Campaign of Willlam E, Jenner for the Republican senatorial nomination gained ‘impetus today foHowing his indorsement here by the ninth district Républican committe: The ninth district Republicans adopted a resolution indorsing Mr. Jenner by acclamation last night. More than two-thirds of thé county chairmen and vice chairmen of the 14 counties in the district were present at the meeting which was called by District Chairman Ivan C. Morgan, Absent members of the district group, Mr, Morgan sald, were polled by telephone and gave “unanimous” consent to adoption of the indorsement. The indorsement, placed before the meeting by Charles H. Fehrman, Dearborn county chairman, said in part: “Representing Republicans of Indiana’s ninth district, we are happy to go on record as unanimously and heartily indorsing the candidacy of William E. Jenner for United States Senator. “For us there is no hesitancy in

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recommending Mr. Jenner to the voters of Indiana as the man best equipped to represent our people in the senate. " :

LENTEN SERMON -ON PERSONALITY

“Personality does not begin to develop along its higher ranges un-

<td one is ready to forget about

his own personality in his wonder and awe at the supreme personality of God as revealed in Christ.” Thus the Rt. Rev, Lewis Bliss Whittemore, bishop of western Mickigan informed the noonday congregation in Christ Episcopal church today, He will give his last sermon of a series tomorrow noon in the. church,

ANDERSON POSTAL ANNEX AUTHORIZED

ANDERSON, Ind, April 4 (U, P.), Local postal officials were informed by the post office department in Washington today of authorization of a 10-year lease on an uptown garage containing 3000 square feet of floor space. The building will house a postal annex to relieve

congestion at ‘the tain office,

State Engineer Home on Leave

Lt. Col, George M. Hays, 1654 Union gt, former engineer in the state highway department, has re. turned home on terminal leave. He has been awarded ¢ h e meritorious serve ice ribbon for development of the “flakometer,” an instrument which -~ enables the com- _ putation of math- : ematically exact maximum strength for an- {| ti-aireraft artil- : lery defenses. He Lt. Col. Hays

also, was awarded the legion of| 4

merit medal for development of monographic solutions of anti-air-craft artillery problems.

THIEF IRREVERENT

ROCHESTER, N. Y. April 4 (U. P.).~—Police today sought a statue of St. Anthony, stolen from the backyard shrine of Mrs. Justina Wenzel. St Anthony is the patron saint of “those who have lost valued

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