Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1947 — Page 24

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Yhrows Subpena on Floor, Refuses To Give Right Name fo Committeemen

WASHINGTON, March 26 (U. P.),—Eugene Dennis, secretary general 1 of the American Communist party, was ejected today from a house unAmerican activities committee hearing when he refused to give theic committee his “real name.” In a tumultous scene, Dennis angrily tossed to the floor a subpena which Committee Counsel Robert Stripling handed to him. Then, still protesting that he didn’t have to

reveal any. other name he ever had and permitted to leave.

used, Dennis was escorted-from the hearing room by capitol policemen, The committee. is holding hearlings on a proposal to outlaw the

| Communist party.

He was released in the corridor

Local Deaths—

Mrs. Jackson

Dies at Home Here

Mrs. Sarah Catherine Jackson of | 960 S. New Jersey st’ died yesterday at her home after an illness of two years. She was 76. Born at Shoals, she had lived here 20 years and was a member of the United Brethren church at Vincennes. Services will be at 3 p. m.’ Friday in the G. H. Herrmann “funeral home with burial in Mt. Pleasant.

The ‘Rev. Benton Miller, pastor of |

the Olive Branch Christian church, will conduct services. ? Surviving are her husband, Wal{ter O. Jackson, Indianapolis; four

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daughters, Mrs. Catherine Reading, Indianapolis; Mrs. Jannie Vandergriff, Cincinnati, O.; Mrs. Pearl Adams, St. Francisville, Ill, and Mrs. Bernice Taylor, Zanesville, two sons, George Phillips and Sylvian Phillips, both of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Emma McBride, | Mrs. May Stiles and Mrs. Cora | Franklin; all of Shoals; (brothers, Perry Williams, and Louis William, both of Vincennes; 21 grandchildren, and 18 great-chil-dren. v

Mrs. Agnes G. Kelley

Mrs. Agnes G. Kelley, 2102 Rural st., died this morning at City hospital. She was 72, A native of, Wilmington, Del,, she had lived here 40 years. She is survived by:her husband,

Martin, Mrs. Alberta Crow and Mrs. | Hélen Hull, all

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Party Fate at Stake Denni§ appeared today as voluntary witness. As such he was not

Under a stbpena, he would have to answer or face a contempt citation, Mr. Stripling said there was evidence ‘that Dennis was not his real name. He said the Communist party official had used other names in the procurement “of false passports and other. Communist. activ-

_ Alloted 2 Holirs Dennis had been alloted two hours to defend his party against charges that it advocated revolutionary

| He insisted that his name was

Dennis was ordered to leave the

{| morning.

overthrow of the government.

Eugene Dennis and it was “irrelevant” whether he ever had gone by another name. . | There was a burst of applause as

! witness chair. | As Dennis and newsmen walked down the corridor they were fol{lowed by a group of people. shouting, “Take him out, take him out.” During the hearing, Chairman J. Parnell Thomas “asked Dennis- if {he ever had taken out a passport {in the name of Eugene Dennis. { “I may or may not have taken {out a passport as -X, Y or Z,” he | replied. { Mr. Stripling then said Eugene | Dennis was not the witness’ right | name.

‘Three Men- Injured In 2 Traffic Accidents

| Three men were injured in two { traffic accidents in the city this

John R. Condon, 35, of 10 Easttern ave., suffered cuts on the fore=- { head when the car in which he was (riding as a passenger struck the {rear of a semi- -trailer truck at | Louisiana and Meridian sts. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. Lawrence - Corbin, 31, of 943 N. | Traub ave] Was cut and bruised |stightly when the coal truck he was (driving was struck by an Indian- | apolis Railways, Inc., bus at 24th st. and Guilford ave. | The bus driver, Victor Duggins, '41, was taken to Methodist hospital a back injuries.

p Killed, 2 Injured In Spencer Crash

Times State Service SPENCER, Ind., March 26.—Clement D. Dubois, 28, R. R. 1, | Bloomington, was killed instantly l'in the crash of two trucks at an

intersection of state road 67 two fiiles north of Spencer today.” ‘Wills Anderson, Bloomington, and | Barney Whitsell, Martinsville, were | seriously injured in the accident. They were taken to the Martinsville hospital. All three were members of a Morgan county REMC line crew. The driver of the other truck, Ervin Noblitt, 40, of Indianapolis, was uninjured.

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