Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1946 — Page 1
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OSTRON ENDS cs 2am MOVE IS GIVEN SILENCE. SAYS TENTATIVE OK. HE WON'T QUT BY CONFEREES
[County GOP Chairman Asks Still Undecided on. Date When Price Controls |
For Party Unity as New Would Be Reimposed.
Ouster Move Starts. at 11 p. m. last night, four hours County G. O. P. Chairman Henry | WASHINGTON, July’ 20° [(U. P.).—Senate-house cots:
after he reportedly drowned. Ostrom said today that he has no His companions, Mr. and Mrs. : % Fk » : | intention of resigning. | Carl Taxis of 3029 N. Graceland 5 li sR 2 ’ % Te oa Re REAR In st Siaiement De Jus ferees tentatively agreed o. ave, told authorities that they and i i : : x ¢ a {issued on factional moves to forc i : . i oN Mr. Collins had gone swimming in his resignation, Mr. Ostrom assert- today to re-establish prite., Osborn Creek, about two and one- ed he would continue to fulfill his controls on meat, dairy prod: half miles southwest of here, at duties as chairman and issued a ucts, grain and other food’ Yp m plea for Republican unity in Marion h d Dragged to Sandbar county for the fall campaign items, then give a e-contral * ; After the three were in the water “Nobody: has formally demanded {board power to remove the: 3 ceilings as soon as it felt sup-" "§ ‘plies were adequate. ; The conferees stil were in dis-
my resignation, he said. “It seems for a while, Mr. Taxis, a chauffeur agreement on the date on which the
olEE STARTED DROWNING OF OCAL WORKER
Indianapolis Coble Called
~ By EUNICE BEARD Times Correspondent
NORTH SALEM, July 20.—The death of an Indianapolis factory worker who apparently drowned ‘in three feet of water while bathing in a shallow creek with an Indianapolis city fireman and his wife was being investigated today by Hendricks county authorities. The dead man was Michael C. Collins, 39, ar employee of the International Harvester Co. His
nude body was found with head and shoulders resting on a sandbar
The Rev. Fr. John J. Cavanaugh . . . new head of the University of Notre) Thames
CAVANAUGH 1S NEW PRESIDENT
Graduate of 2, He Succeeds Father O'Donnell.
20 (U Cava-
The house the Farises built , , , Mr. and Mrs. William Faris, William Jr., Marybelle, Naomi, Jack, Wilma and Jerry pitch in to complete their : home by Aug. 6 ;
COOL WEEK-END Wh Eases Cucperate PROMISED HERE
Heat - Breaking . Downpour
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be mostly talk in the newspaat Pire Station 18 in Indianapolis, re" noticed that Mr. Collins was lying The statement. followed reports that the anti-Oétrom faction was Slmereed 1B he DUE ae ox A A N a R I$s. renewing effort to oust the chair-| price controls would be reimposed. : sandbar, where, they said, they at- n ew ouse esu S T K man.. This move was reportadly/ (After five days of unavailing. tempted to administer artificial Sik] gaining momentum, based on anti- bickering, the conferees tentatively respiration. By ED SOVOLA | organizational victories in the May accepted a program that would wipe When this “failed to revive Mr. Do you need a home? Then build one. : primary. out the specific decontrol provisions Collins, the Taxis drove to North That's what William Faris, 4424 Post rd. did. Of course, Mr. Faris Beljeve Bandit Took Cam- “For the past few weeks and for of the senate-approved bill. Salem where they attempted to re- FI d St | had a lot of help from the seven members of his family; but the point : . reasons which have nothing to do The house conferees presented a port the drowning they said. 000s reets. is, he needed a home and had the initiative to tackle the job. bridge City Auto. | with the welfare of the Republican | counter-proposal to re-establish No one, they id would believe : : Co-operating in building the five-rqom house, were Mrs. { party, vicious attacks have been! NOTRE DAME, Ind. July price ceilings on Aug. 15, unless the th Resid it 8 id cod | LOCAL TEMPERATURES | Farris, William Jr., 20; Marybelle, 18: Naomi, 15; Jack, 11; State police . today checked the! made on the leadership of the Mar- P).—The Rev. Pr. John J. board ruled they were not needed. a Ta ss Meese H 10a. m . 8 (Jerry. 7. Another helper was Billy i _ possibility that one of two bandits jon county Republican organiza- Cc. 8 C. 41-year-old vice The conference will meet again Eventually, the couple reached m 14 1 am... 8 | Schroeder 12. a neighbor and| Adding a basement was the only who have eluded capture since the ton.” the statement said. jo eh a cf Not later today to decide which of two the jail residence of Hendricks m..... 1" 12 (Noon) .. 81 {Jackie's playmate. change Mr. and Mrs. Faris' made $15,000 holdup of a New Palestine “The attacks are wholly president of the University o re proposals—nearly identical in prinCounty Sheriff Oscar Bradford in m «19 Ipm..... 8 The new home which the Faris in the plans for the house which bank. Thitsder Hoon. ay. have foundation Dame, today the ciple—would be accepted. Danville. Deputy Sheriff Leon Bay-| @ooler breezes and lower wnt 2 plans 10 Deeupy Aug. 8. is they took, fiom Belter Homes & n - 3 ld Cites Election presidency of the famous Catholic | Expect Accord Today liss, who was on duty, said the ro I Bt relief to the city Made 2mom, sively of sevondiiany Dates magazine. And Ta ey Soler: 4.19% DeSoto in Cambridge | «aq gyly elected chairman of the school for men Rep. Jesse. Wolcott (R, Mich.) couple told him they had been|P® 5 Tog 0 d Ef the first home they built either— | City' last night after hiding in a Marion County Republican organi- Father Cavanaugh, a native of told reporters that he felt a maand state today, after two days of | WD ow sills, floorboards, and nails|it’s their third... With the second) nearby cornfield for two days zation, elected unanimously and Owosso, Mich. succeeds the Rev. | jority would agree on the principie sweltering heat. which the children straightened, home, they had the help of Mr. | The license number was listed as | without opposition after the re- Fr. J. Hugh O'Donnell, C. 8. C.lof re-establishing the ceilings over
Authorities were unable to account for the whereabouts of the couple between the time they reappeared in North Salem to report
the drowning early in the evening |
and the time that they came to the county jail near midnight. Called to Inquest Authorities found the body on the sandbar shortly after midnight. There was no indication that artificial respiration had been given, Deputy Sheriff Bayliss said. Mr. -and Mrs. Taxis were permitted to return to Indianapolis and summoned to attend the inquest by Hendricks County Coroner F. N. Wright at 3 p. m. today at the Cox Funeral home at Danville. The body of Mr, Collins was taken to the Feeney & Feeney funeral home, Jndianapolis. He had been a resident Capitol hotel, 232!2 N. Capitol ave..| Indianapolis, for about five years. | Mrs. Flora Wyrick, the hotel manager, said Mr. Collins had been in a depressed mood for. about two weeks. He left the hotel in the company | of the fireman early yesterday, apparently on his way to work. He| ts survived by two sisters, Mrs. John | Hogan and Mrs. Lloyd Ellis and a brother, John, all of Brownsburg. |
OFFICER APOLOGIZES
of the
A forecast of partly cloudy, with thundershower and cooler, clearing by night, and fair weather tomor-| row promised a delightful week-end.
Heat ‘which reached a high of 88}
was broken in the late afternoon yesterday by a severe electrical storm. Water flooded streets and filled underpasses at scattered places throughout the city. Trees were broken and utility wires were damaged in many places. Crops Are Helped Farmers reported crops benefitted | by the downpour. State police said two feet of water | covered Road 41, one mile so Cth of | Earl Park, as heavy rain fell In this | region. Two Indianapolis children were cut by glass as they waded in gutters flooded with water, while
vere obtained from the three wings Faris’ ‘81-year-old father.
of a recreation hall Mr. Faris| | bought from Ft. Harrison and dis-| imantled.
| ered with oak, walnut and cherry Jue logs, bought from a local veneer firm. The logs are part of the waste in making veneer Except for the doors, roofing paper and lamp fixtures, the only {thing new will be the paint—white with green trim.
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When asked about his current effort, Mr. Faris answered, “Well |
1%" {6 build houses, 1 guess.” Mr. Faris and family began building their home last May. What, is Mr. Faris going to do when he finishes his home? Build an adjoining garage and a trailer. With the trailer he is going to take the family to Texas this winter.
WASHINGTON
A Weekly Sizeup by the Washington
two adults were injured in acoidents|
|attributable to the storm. Donna Marie Starling, 3, of 43 W. Merrill st., was taken to City hospital and Wesley Lance, 14, of 1027 English ave. to Methodist hos- | pital, both for treatment of foot injuries. A carnival worker, Leroy Omer Jr., 21, of Louisville, who was workling in a tent on the showgrounds in the 2100 block of Southeastern ave. injured his back in an eight-
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| Staff of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers
WASHINGTON, July
more serious -than storm. Big headache is jobs. activity, compensation still is well over 200,000 since spring.
20.—President Truman worries about the veteran problem. public—even that the present quiet among veterans may be calm before
Despite near-peak industrial number of veterans drawing unemployment |
| knife,
| veteran, {and uncovered between $3000 and | $4000 in currency stuffed in a paper
401-265.
sults of | known, by
the - last
the 388 committeemen | the
university
primary were {Father O'Donnell was president of | food. Chairman Brent Spence (D. and Father Cava-!Ky),
of the house banking com=-
One-fourth of the loot from the chosen directly by the Republican naugh was vice president since 1940. mittee, likewise said he expectéd Announcement of the change in! | agreement later in the day.
abandoned near Owner of the Durwood Wise
was City. was
Cambridge community automobile | for Republican success.” Greenwood
to continue
“That I propose to do
| for one thing, the home we live in robbery was in the hands of au- voters of Marion county, it is clear | The outside of the house is cov+fnow is too small; . another, I just! | thorities- today following the re- io me that it is my duty,
to battle the
. Holy
priests of
United
Cross,
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my Administrators was made at the con-| covery of the getaway car which obligation to the party and to the clusion of a triennial meeting of States chapter of the the Congregation of the religious
garageman, who was notified it had Moreover it shall be my purpose to which conducts Notre Dame }serve as chairman of all Republic-
been found Hunts Knife, Finds Money
Thinking that his favorite pocket might Wise, a navy|
which he had be in the car, Mr. removed the
lost,
front
| sack.
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He's told friends it's | congressmen—realize,
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1,500,000, has dropped only
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lice determined | the bandits in robbing the bank. Police said the bandits arrived in| | Greenwood noon |
| Thursday
| they staged | robbery. From there they fled in the same | car to a farm near Cambridge City
Sheriff the money
Wayne County turned to the FBI. Piecing leads together,
today
shortly before
They stole Mr. Wise's car
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and | proceeded to New Palestine, where the darirnig daylight
ans,
sonal affiliations. I shall
{ans shell work together for
any individual differences.” \
Antoh Scherrer Comes Back To Our Town—
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Anton Scherrer, of “Our Town,” is again after a vacation in California. And one of the reasons he's back is that not even in Hollywood could he find a mint julep that tasted like a mint julep. In his first column his q fest continues — he's looking for an old-time bartender who doesn't have a Ph. D. but who
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‘Dead’ Turtle Regains Life
turtle. 1s
This was
covery of a vard of an | than two vears after its throat was buried under a
cut and
Its
foot of dirt Mrs. Lillian Shelby, 1311 E. Mich- | description given police by the girl,
gan st. in the rain
She was certain it was the same
mud
a rugged creature
verified today with dislive turtle in the back-
East
body
following
side home,
more
noticed something moving yesterday's! Por boy had gone to the park in
order is the date on which these price.
were Leader Alben
told reporters the conferees finally had reached agreement in principle. The single point at issue, he said,
controls again would be established. Senators too were hopeful that the major stumbling block had | been removed Senator Robert A. Taft (R. O) j told reporters “there was some hope {for agreement,” Senate Majority W. Barkley (Kv. said that “we're still chasing the tail of the dog, but at least we can see it”
GIRL. 14, ASSAULTED; POLICE QUIZ SUSPECT
A 23-year-old out-of-state man who was arrested early today was 'being questioned concerning the assault of a 14-year-old North side girl in. Broad Ripple park yesterday. | The man wore a cap with a disjtinctive white bill, answering the
| who along with a 10-year-old neigh-
(the afternoon to swim. Two men, both about 25, police
Rep. William B. Barry (A. N.Y).
FOR ANNOYING JUDGE
A, man was making noise outside the courtroom of Municipal rete Joe Howard this marning. Annoyed, the judge told sil
turtie- she -thought she had “killed Vere told, watched the girl as she more than two vedrs earlier, follow- swam. ‘As she and the boy left the ing a fishing trip. It was crawling pool, one of the men held a knife only a few inches from where {it to the girl's back. ‘had been buried and the original] The girl told police the men ordered her into a nearby woods with
HARTFORD, €onn., July 20 (U. | P.).—Price conscious shoppers were | startled today by a show window sign: “Marked down from $1 to|
can compound a mint julep as they did in the Nineties. Watch for Our Town,” Monday in
THE TIMES
Perhaps that many are working at low-pay jobs, fearful they can never make up time lost in service, resentful that rovernment has done so little to help them.
And much-talked “52-20 club” 125 cents.” On sale were 1046 cal- | (C ‘ontinued on Page 2—Column 3) { endars. f
more, Mr. Truman knows,
$2500 GIFT BARED BY PROFITS POE
idea, that many veterans make a
burial hole still was vi ible
Henry Couch to “go into the hall and grab whoever you find making that noise.’ The dutiful officer returned with William Lee, a city policeman. Lee was placed in the prisoner's dock but immediately filled the air with | apologies. Judge Howard, blaming the an-! noyance on the heat despite cooling breezes, smiled and waved the po- | liceman out.
FIND HACKED BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN
EAST LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 20 (U, P.).—~The hacked and Yavished body of Angelina Goya, 24, aftractive brunette, was found today in a vacant lot Police said the girl raped and beaten, Peter Goya, a brother, told police she was to have been a bridesmaid at a friend's wedding last night, An unidentified man called attention of Raymond Rodriquez, a passerby, to the body, then disappeared. Police were seeking him.
had been
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{ate war {inquiry into war profiteering.
Quiz May Be Widened oy
New Disclosure.
By ANN HICKS United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, July 20. — Another congressman — veteran Rep. John M. Coffee (D, Wash.) — was pushed suddenly and dramatically today into the middle of the seninvestigating committee's
Senator Owen Brewster (R. Me.), a committee member, revealed that the committee had in its possession evidence linking the Tacoma, Wash., New Dealer to a $2500 check from a Washington war contractor. Although the check was made out specifically to Rep. Coffee's secretary, Paul A. Olson, Senator Brewster said Rep. Coffee wrote a letter to the contractor thanking him profusetly for the “slip of paper” and promising to “be alert” whenever his interests were involved. May Subpenaed Mr. Brewster emphasized that the Coffee incident had no relation whatsoever to the committee's probe of a $78,000,000 Midwestern “paper empire” munitions combine. The committee yesterday subpenaed 71-
year-old Rep. Andrew J. May (D.|-
Ky.) to tell under oath what he knows about the group. : Mr. Brewster said, however, that the committee's probe might be expanded immediately to include the Coffee incident. At Tacoma, Mr. Coffee said the check—made out by Tacoma War Contractor Eivind Anderson—was nothing more than a ‘campaign contribution.”
Mr. Coffee said Mr. Anderson sent |
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Murray Garsson is at right.
Rep. Andrew J. May (D. Ky.), charged in testimony before the senate war profits investigating committee with interceding in behalf of the huge Garsson Illinois munitions combine, is hugged by Mrs. Muriel Garsson Herman, daughter of Murray Garsson, during a wedding party at Hotel Pierre in New York, Jan. 2, 1944. Mrs.
A Garsson Hug for Rep. May...
General at Garsson's Party...
Garsson,
by New York Daily News.)
Maj. Gen. William A. Porter, then chief of the army chemical warfare service, entertains Mrs. Muriel Garsson Herman during the wedding . reception Tor Natalie Garssori; another daughter of Murray Klebenov, at Hotel Pierre in New York, Jan. 2, 1044,
and her bridegroom, Maj. Louis
(NEA Telephoto,- Copyright 1946
in the park grounds, gave the boy {some money and sent him after {candy and soft drinks. | The girl told police both men assaulted her, then took her to the { Broad Ripple street car line, where {the 10-year-old boy was waiting. [The girl and the boy boarded the car, where the girl revealed what had happened. Provided with a description of the {two men, both of whom wore similar caps, police squads searched the city, locating the suspect about 2 am
| THIRD DIVISION TO RETURN | FRANKFURT, July 20 (U, P) — |U. 8. headquarters announced to{day the 3d infantry division, vete{rans of eight campaigns on two | continents in world war II, would [go home as an active unit of the | regular army after more than four { years overseas.
Will Trade 3-Bedroom Suburban For Smaller Residential Property
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