Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1946 — Page 19

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ud much to do 'e public, as it Landon, before idential candi the convention to the party's mendment aue wage laws for ed to include it, Roosevelt's own t after his 1936 the court refork case deciof the state of he view of the ne spoke.

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| PROPOSES PAC INVESTIGATION

Rankin’s Schon Stirs Up Hotise Debate. WASHINGTON, April 25 (0. PJ,

—A proposal for another -congres- | sional investigation of the C. I. O.s| Action Committee stirred]

Political up ‘debate among house members| today. Rep. John E. Rankin (D. Miss.) |

denounced the P, A. C. as a * ‘Com

munist-front” organization.

+ He said he would ask the un-| American activities committee, of | which he is a member, to under-! The |

take a full-fledged inquiry. committee is slated to meet next werk, Mr. Rankin we ‘the indications

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rh Charge of Hayloft Jamboree

| Members of the committee in charge of the Hayloft Jamboree to

| be held at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in

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the Howe high school gymnasium

are that this outfit (the P. A C)| are (left to right) Robert Schwier, chairman, and Lewis Wood. The is getting instructions from behind | dance will | be sponsored hy Je Irvington Junior assembly.

the iron curtain”—Soviet Russia Most committee members were out | of town, but Rep, John R. Murdock, (D. Ariz), indicated that he, for one, would oppose Mr. Rankins proposal. Sees Nothing Subversive “I can see nothing subversive about American citizens going about their political business as long as they observe the law,” Mr, Murdock told reporters. “And they (P. A. C members) are citizens exercising their political rights.” Mr. Rankin also charged Secretary of Commerce Wallace was working glove’ upon President Truman to remove him from the cabinet. Informed of Mr. Rankins statement, Mr. Wallace laughed but refused comment. If the committee does go along with Mr, Rankin, it

that Henry A “hand-in-

Sidney Hillman's politically-potent

organization has heen the object of

congressional scrutiny. The first one was undertaken by the old ‘unAmerican Activities

(D. Tex.); In a report to the house on March 29, 1944, the committee said there were indications the P. A.C. was a “Communist - front” organization,

which was trying to discredit con-!

gress in the eyes of the American people The P. AC. was also investigated by the senate and house campaign expenditures committees in 1944.

with the P, A. C. He called

would be the| fourth time within three years that

committee, | headed by former Rep. Martin Dies!

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LOCAL BRI EFS

The Down Beat Hut teen canteen jitterbug contest at tomorrow at Utley hut, and 37th st. Comto all teen age Members of the the event are William Romeril, Betty Shith, Betty Young. Gay Lomax and Joan Browning. Frances Lomax is spon-

will sponsor a 7pm Boulevard pl petition 1s open

jitterbug fans. committee for

sor

A rally meeting of the 10th ward G. O. P. will be held at 8 pp m

tomorrow in, the Woodruff Place town hall Charles Ehlers, ward chairman, will preside.

Election of members to commit- | tees will be held at the annual] meeting of the council of social] agencies at noon May 9 at the} Columbia club.

The Earnest circle of the King’s | daughters will present Mrs. Russell!

Sanders in a review of “The Gauntlet” by James Sfteet, tomorrow at 8 p. m, in the Memorial

Presbyterian church

Jackwitz, a officer in the

Norman William former chief petty navy, has returned to his home| after four years of service He is the nephew of Miss Lottie Johnston, 2161 N, Meridian st. A vet-

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Long Time No See .

RIE 7 1

| tomorrow |

eran of 18 months

in the Pacific much about him to want him to theater, he wears the Pacific the-|pe punished

"MAYBE IT'S LOVE ..

" CHAPTER 28 Mrs. Chmeron swatlowhd hard but | from ‘the living’ room room, and making MONA'S HEART melted with did ‘not answer, and: Mona decided | a desperate decision of her own, | comipassion for the unhappy woman |t0 change her tactics, Mgna walked to the open door | before her. The she. reminded aa BLT . |leading Into a bedroom. 'herself ‘that if Edith’ Cameron did| “I UNDERSTAND you met Jay . #F [not confess her former husband oh & trip to Honolulu,” she said. A GLANCE told her what she would be convicted of the murder | Color flooded the deserted wife's| wanted to know. The carved wooden

he did not commit. \pale face as she replied, "I do not, oc stood on the dressing table. . |care to discuss my marriage with| “I suppose you've come

to ask| |you, Miss Shane.” | Not one but six of them as if they

me about the murder," Mrs. | “I'm not asking you for personal had been bought in half dozen lots. Cameron shivered almost ImPer- | reasons,” Mona retorted. “What 1| Mona seized one, ceptibly. “But T can tell you noth-| yu want to know is where you| It Was empty. Another half full

ing except what I've read in the! got. your pikaki pe en" | was in her hand as she heard Mrs,

papers.” | “I'm afraid I don’t understand.” | Cameron's terrified denunciation. “You know Jay has been ar-| ujican only be bought in Hawaii] “Put that down. How dare you rested and is being held without as you must know, since you use come in Berepe bail?” | Again the nervous clutching of 1 “But 1 don't” Edith Catan) “I'M GOING v prove that you the thin hands. denied do use tHe kind of perfume which “Yes but they can’t convict him 4 8 @ was on the glove you dropped—and

on purely circumstances evidence” the handkerchief,” Mona added sig-

“found by Jean Roberts’

MONA LEANED forward. “Mrs. Cameron, you dropped your nificantly,

glove in the district attorney's of- body."

y » ”

“IT HAS been done,” Mona re-

“A Ties Serial ” ‘Vida Hurst

Mona asserted. “There are two bedrooms here and your friend didn't know when you left to ” to

‘| Jay's apartment.”

It was frightening to .see te other woman's control crumble, to hear her cry, “As God lives I didn't kill her, She was dead when I went there. The door had been left unlocked and she was lying there dead . . .* “You wiped the fingerprints from | Jay's gun?”

“1 DID it io A him,” sald wildly. ' “I love my husband.

. If you love & man, you can do

anyiline. "

she | them,” related the father.

: | “ i | EH ROCHESTER, N. ¥., Apt » (U.P) —Edward and Gerald Weg man are good ikion members—a fact their father ruefully admits, The brothers are partners with Edward, Sr, in a dairy business, But they picketed their own plant in conjunction with the current strike of A.F. of L.-affillated milk {truck drivers and dairy employees, “‘Jiminy Christmas,’ I said to a" ‘It's |all right if you want to picket, bus you hadn't ought to do it to your |o¥n business, “It looks funny’.” | The boys had moved on to picket

As Mona heard those words, fear ranother plant today.

cut into her own heart. “You think Jay killed her?" “At the moment I did.

shocked, frantie,

| After the telephone conversation

I was with Mona, she had gone to her [J acted on im- hugband's apartment hoping for s

minded her’ “But you and Thoth "0 | + “No! Oh, no” Mrs. Cameron cried pulse . =" reconciliation, know Jav didn't do it." | doeperately “You can't prove that As she spoke, the ddor hell rang.| If only she hadn't gone . ., , If ®As she sald this Mona stared; The woman's face was ashen. Her| Ng one can’ “That's Mr. O'Brien. He said only she had left the fingerprints straight nto the other woman's dry lips twitched “Jean Roberts had no pikaki per- he was coming this evening. Oh,|on the gun which would have eves, but Mrs. Cameron's gaze! “There must be some mistake,” | fume. There wasn't a drop of it | Mona, you love Jay, too. Help me proved Jay innocent. Mona heard shifted. She said faintly, “No, of she said lin her apartment.” [to protect him." the living room door open, saw Mike {course not.” As she spoke, the telephone in the) “But I was at home that evening a 0" advancing “I'm sure you must still care too hall rang | One of my friends was staying with| MONA STOOD dazed, faint with| 1, ail her life she had never

“Excuse me} she murmured, me. We went to bed early.”

for a erime he is, clutching at the means of escape. yw”

reaction. In spite of her desire not to,

[seen 8 man So angry. | —te—

ater ribbon with two campaign|not guilty of.” As she answered, she was not visible “THEN YOU got up again,” she believed Edith Cameron's story. | (To Be Continued) stars, Good Conduct medal, Ameri-| ee — = can theater ribbon; Philippine Liberation ribbon with one star

and the Victory medal.

Candidates from both parties who are running for nomination for representative in and

judge have heen invited to attend

CONRTRES,

prosecutor juvenile court

a meeting of the League of Women voters in Indianapolis Central library at 2 p. m. tomorrow.”

A card party, spopnsored by the Garfield Republican club, will be held at the Food Craft shop in the Century building at 8 pp m The public is invited.

Colonel Washington, wonder horse of Prof. Arthur Konyot will gallop through his list of

tricks at Denper’s Circle O ranch

| two and a half miles west of

Speedway on 21st st. or Wall Street pike, when the annual rodeo comes to town Sunday, Col-

onel Washington served five vears with Ringling Bros. & Barnum and Bailey's

circus.

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