Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1946 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

_ THURSDAY, AUG. 1, 1046

POLIO GASES IN U.S.

missions which will handle the treaties for Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Finland. The Big Four recommended that membership of each commission be restricted to nations actually participating - in. war against each satellite. Mr. Molotov said that the Big Four suggestion should be followed ~—but that all nations should be allowed to sit in on the commisgions. He said the nations not directly represented on the ecommission, drafting specific treaties ~ should have the right to participate Jn deliberations, but without the ‘right to vote, This compromise was 8 5d “Unanimously, © Gets Australian Support Herbert V. Evatt, Australian foreign minister, who has tangled repeatedly with Molotov — supported Bim on both compromises.

CIO SAYS ‘WATCHERS’ ~ FORCIBLY EJECTED

~~ MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 1 (U.P). ~Headquarters of the C. ‘IL. O. Political Action Committee charged two of their “passive” poll watchers were forcibly ejected from a voting place during today’s primary here in which the C. 1. O. was strongly backing a senatorial can- _ didate. - alleged ejection took place the stronghold city of EH. Crump, Memphis political leader, whose candidate in the race was Senator K. D. McKellar, . The P.

was a 39-year-old waitress, who was called as a witness. She testified in a hollow voice that she was led into addiction by the group after an unhappy love affair. Prescriptions Are Asked She was so weak after battling the tortures of enforced abstinence that she was unable to stand unaided. The federal officer who requested dope prescriptions, according to the testimony, was identified as Peter~ son, by Dr. Floyd A. Boyer of 442 N. Drexel ave. . He testified that one of the addicts, Kehler, was sent to him by the agent, Mr. Peterson. “Peterson said it was all right for me to prescribe narcotics to Kehler,” Dr. Boyer testified “It put me behind the eight ball, with the federal narcotics -agent here telling me it was okay.” Dr. ©. E. Hanes of 3408 Clifton st. said that the Indianapolis federal agent had contacted him about another defendant, Wooden. , Dr. Hanes said he had p scribed 100 grains weekly to Wooden. “But,” he added, “the narcotics agent here took him off me and sent him to someone ele at the last,” the elderly, white-haired physician said, laughing. Addict Steals Dope Judge Howard rapped his gavel sharply. “Don’t you think it's serious when men are making physical wrecks of themselves?” he snapped at the physician, It was learned by The Times

A. C. backed Edward W. Carmack.

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that Dr. Boyer had turned over to federal authorities a letter from Mr. Peterson requesting that i narcotics be given to an addict, The {federal men gave the physitlah a

tier university summer session receipt for the letter.

students today exhibited projects! In addition to Dr. Boyer and Dr. made in arts and crafts classes in Hanes, Or. Al'W. Miller of 207 E.

the Arthur Jordan Memorial hall.

Work in leather, paper, wood and testify.

“metal were demonstrated at the exhibit under the supervision of Harry EB. Wood, director of fine and prac- | tical arts and vocational education for the Indianapolis schools and special instructor in the Butler sum- _ mer school. : :

[Morris st. appeared in court to All three physicians said they were not aware the addicts also {wera obtaining prescriptions from {other doctors. Other evidence snowed that one time the agent had lent his pistol to the addict, Kehler. This became known to detectives

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Marine Veteran Gale Ellis ap-| chestra played at the Coronet ‘ ASHINGTOR, Aug. 1—Health| Signs of epidemic dying down in Arrests da Dresk up Indian: who Jater ‘was apprehended and|speak well for the physicians of our|pealed foday for & home in whish| restaurant last night under ideal {-hoi’ fOF Mie nation: —Infantlle|states first affected. Decreased ‘in 3 blis' drug a colony. charged with stealing the pistol and|city,” he said bitterly. . his dying 5-vear-old son can Spend| conditions without even a murmur | paralysis cases now at higher level Florida from 24 to 20: in T h the five addicts were, quantity of dope. | i yng P to mar the harmony. There 3 NAN 1944, which was biggest polio : ' eXas charged only ‘with a technical viola-| Mr Peterson, according to detec-| SOVIET JAILS MANY {his last sdays. + | wasn't any audience. ! year - since 1916, and likely to go|from 61 to 52, and in Alabama from \ tion, evidence revealed they and tives, accompanied Kehler to police a . Little Patrick Ellis is being treat-| The®restauMint changed owner- Sull higher, 33 to 18. \ jpossiBly. iery were satning Hore headquarters to report the loss off |N' INDUSTRY PURGE ed at university hospital for a rare| ship July 2 and the new proprie- | Latest reports to U. 8. public AD rT rre———— phine by physicians’ prescriptions the gun. The agent freely admitted | tors decided to close down for a |health: service here give nation's ATOM CONTROL BILL {for personal use and resale. his ownership of the weapon MOSCOW, Aug. 1.(U. P.).—80-|blood disease from which doctors month. The owners offered Mr, |total for week ending July 27 as \ . r. : Convicted were Charles Kehler,| City detectives began investigating viet ‘proseeyion. Jeossing 3 Purge say he has no chance of recovery.| yavan a settlement for the five |915. This is substantial jump over SIGNED BY TRUMAN i 58, of 138 W. New York st., James the addicts as early as last January. | Ugwy a ug " do He probably has only a few months| weeks remaining in the orchestra's |Preceding week's total of 669, and| WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 (U.P) Wooden, 54, of 315 N, Senate ave.;|For months, they were unable to| Ported today to have sent many = . . | contract, but Mr. Lavan refused |considerably more than the 744 re- (i | Ps Willard ‘McKinney, 37, a tubercular break the case. local officials to prison for Jong . demanding five weeks’ pay * |ported for corresponding week in|. aent Truman today signed the Cc to agrt : addict, and his ‘common-law wife,| Detectives outlined the case fto|'er™ms k Mz, Ellis, bis wile ana an Infant] bY kav said Owner Joseph Pirie 244: atomic contral bill, thus vesting in #0 a “Just and dutable peace” could | Florence Taylor, 47, both of 1147 N. (the safety board in a series of secret| The newspaper Pravda reported son moved here from Kalamazoo, ,n4 Dan Gerson, “we'll have music | HOt spot now is Minnesota, Cases 8 SHll- to - be - appointed civilian be added to the conference agenda | Illinois st, And Ruby Gilliland, a sessions three weeks ago. Out-of- | ProBress in the country-wide caim-'Mich, to be near their son while he i ! there increased by al / i inst tio d briv- 8 .| —every night on contract sched- y almost 100 per| commission almost complete ‘By a simpié mdjority vote 26-year-old brunet of thg York town federal agents attended the P* oh A SoH Ran rib- 11s hospitalized. They have no fa<| cent in the week. Total for the |p ont d p aus in : . ery in Soviet industry. e same cilities in their hotel" room — the| ‘a. . ority over domestic de Mr. Molotov’s compromise allows hotl meeungs time the Communist orgai. blamed Ro. Since then Mr. Lavan has been (State for week ending July 27, was Svelopment ; All Get Jail Sentences Suddenly, Nargotios Agent Peter- only accommodations they could of atomic ener Yi Nar Ag the tie-in’ betwe iv and mili playing to emptytables and chairs |188, for preceding week, 97. Most BY. the conferefipe to put on its agenda |“ w.higr and Wooden were sen- (son was transferred from his In- | 8 " ry 5 pa ani ml : find—to cook the special food Pat| oy oent when the owners or pass- |Of that state's cases in Minneap-| The measure became law just at the request of any delegation |tenced. to $50 fine and costs and|dianapolis post to Louisville, Then ‘TY '€ACEISAIP for faked INAUSLIIALimust have. ers-by dfopped in. Tonight the |0lis and St. Paul, , four day i LN the case broke. {and agricultural production figures| «pat will be 6 Sept. 20 and his ppe . lonig e " our days short of the first annivere “any questions pertaining to the 90 days in jail. McKinney and the Which Pravia indicated had de. ” S| orchestra plays “Solitude” for the | The late start on the Minnesota|sary of the. atom bombing of Hi Aa two women were fined $25 and costs| Mr. White said yesterday he. was{ “1 dad will have a birthday Sept. 29,"| y45¢ time. The restaurant will |Outbreak (end of June) and big|shima—t : os peace “treaties. and given 20-day jail sentences. certain Mr. Peterson. never asked | veloped on a big scale. | Mrs. Ellis said, “We certainly hope| goon Re ow ant wi ICTR ts Sol ey. Me be Shima he Sens which proved the Doesn't Mention Vote "Headquarters of the colony, police | #nY physician to prescribe norcotics ,,_——T we have a home by then so we can . : 4 peak of epidemic and subsequent plunge EE mle fission‘and It does not mention what vote said was a W, New York st. apart- | Asked the meaning of the posses- FAIR GAMBLING 18 OUT have a party for both of them to- WILLKIE TEACHER DIES decline may ‘be several weeks off.|] The five-man ci ih new era, + * will be required. This issue will be{ment. Police attention was directed [Sion of Peterson's pistol by the] MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 1 (U. P.)— gether. We didn’t have much of aj ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. 1 (U. P.).— Continued increases in other north|which Mr. Truman A oer | ‘decided when the commission takes |to the group last winter hy the in| addict, Kehler, the narcotics chief Gambling concessions at the Mun~|celebration last year because Gale/ Services will be held today for central states add to this proba- | point will be res ible Jr ane up the Big Four proposal for two- creasing number of addicts being said: ; fe fair were ordered closed today was still in the marines. - Everett Owen, 70, who taught Wen- | bility. : neling atomic JSé pons. ® for chan. thirds rule, arrested for felonied. | “You have something there. ButTby Prosecutor Guy Ogle. The fair| The child has been hospitalized dell Willkie in high school. He died| Chief increases besides Minne- uses for be fit te peasetimg The: second Moltov compromise| - All the defendants appeared worn|be careful how you interpret it. opened two days ago. isince June 23. | Tuesday in Mercy hospital. sota’s: Ohio, 13 to 38; Illinois, 42| States and ay Ye Tne Q “was offered in place of a Dutchignd jittery in court, showing the ef- EE EEREEEN TT meg : as a whole. suggestion that all of the 21 na-|fects of having their drug supply tions at the conference have a/cut off. . place on each of the five ‘com-|‘ One pathetic figure in the trial v

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