Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1946 — Page 7

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American activities committee.

And the world-famous Harvard astronomer accused the congressman of employing “the star chamber methods of the gestapo." Dr, Shapley is president of Science Service,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Rankin Cites Astronomer For - Contempt Of Congress

Dr. Shapley Says 'C ‘Gestapo. URGES RURAL Star Chamber Tactics' Were

Employed by Mississippian

WASHINGTON, Nov, 14 (U, P).—Rep. John E. Rankin (D. Miss.) today charged Dr. Harlow Shapley with contempt of the house un- |

| greater importance to help youtl help itself” than to sperid $15 bilo lion to suppress crime. “Teach him to live with their| brotliers around the world,

CATTLE SALES

Would Control Prices. Farm Bureau Is Told.

be used for the good of the world.” Named Youth President At a meeting in the War ‘MeA program of decentralized live- | mgrial building yesterday, {stock marketing in Indiana today Chamberlin of

New Castle was Iwas outlined before the Indiana

elécted _ President of

The exchange of charges followed |

without benefit of counsel. | Mr. Rankin was the only com-

absent.

Dr. Shapley's attorney, Thomas | cently.

H. Eliot of Boston, said later that In June, the Wood-Rankin comRep. Rankin committed “technical Mittee said the anti-Fascist com- \ assault” when he ripped a sheaf Mittee wis a Communist front or- ! of papers from he scientist's hands. #anization and recommended that Mr. Eliot's information was sec- its officegy and sponsors be forced ond-hand. Mr. Rankin had re-|t0 register as foreign agents. This fused Dr. ‘Shapley permission to|Srganization 3 ostensible purpose is bring Mr. Eliot into the room, al-|" assist

though the attorney said Commit- refugees.

tee Counsel Ernie Adamson had told | Dr. Shapley charg him he could be present.’ : {Ran in not only refused to allow thing they have gained in every. Asked to Produce P. A. C. Papers Nim to have his attorney Mr. Rankin, announcing the con- [Fo0m but also

“refusing to answer questions and

produce documents.” DECLARE FREEMAN

Dr. Shapley was summoned to

. testify about and produce records | AIR FIELD SURPLUS *

of the C. I. O. Political Action Com-

Mr. Eliot, a- former member of congress, told reporters Dr. Shapley had no connection with the two P. A. OC. groups and was not a custodian of any records for the other two committees,

disclosed.

{Farm bureau by C. K. Whistler, a secret session of the committee| The attorney sald Dr. Shapley director of the bureau's livestock |

Other officers elected were Elton | at which Dr. Shapley appeared was g sponsor of the anti-Pascist marketing department.

Williams of Thorntown, Harold Dove of Elnora,

Ing customers, | dismissed charges.

The judge and his bailiffs sat in third row of a downtown theater while Miss Rand cavorted in she sald was an exact

Larry Brandon, farm bureau vice duplicate of her Halloween night | dance and the same

He said the program would allow president; armers to exercise greater control second over prices paid for animals mar- Lawyer of Washington, land Mark K, Sego of Kentland, | In a talk before the 28th annual treasurer. convention of the bureau he ex-

| Reguee Committee and a member |

mittee member present. Commit- Of the I. C. C. A. 8S. P,, the organitee Chairman John 8S. Wood (D. zation of which Harold L. Ickes geted.

Ga.) and other members were was executive director what

awards for outstanding building membership in the bureau.

U.S, APPROVES FOUR CITY BUILDING LOANS

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Nov, 14. in the |years unless they remain organized. federal works administration today “Farmers must make maximum announced four planning loans for tempt citation, told reporters: again to let me leave the room 10 iyse of. co-operatives and maintain Indianapolis public works projects “I have never seen a witness treat | COnsult counsel” and “said that the | existing favorable legislation,”

8 committee with more contempt.” record of the hearing could be and [said in a talk last night, He said he cited Dr. Shapley for | Would be edited by the committee.”

where large packers now buy withand therefore at . The plan would stimulate competition,

out competition

Spanish Republican Swcrelary J." E, an of the Kentucky Farm Bureau believes

that Rep. American farmers will lose every-

“refused time and defendant, he | |estimated to cost $6,299,815. Included is a new state museum

they will lose their gains and return and conservation department office to a low income status.”

SALLY RAND FREED IN LOS ANGELES CASE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14 (U. P) them ‘build a world brotherhood.” Sally Rand was as free today as in 8 a pale blue haze. “The atomic forces can 'the fans she waves after a munic-| ipal court judge watched a ‘mand performance” and dismissed indecency charges. Despite the complaints of prosecutors that the dance Sally for the court was not as interesting as the one that attracts the payJudge Leo Aggeler

“It was a rotten show,” he said.

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CONDUCTOR FACES MAIL FRAUD CHARGE

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of principal and low, pre-

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