Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1947 — Page 12

Hon, Suppose candidate, opened ‘campaign Headquarters in the store building formerly occupied by L. Strauss & Co. on W. Washington st. sy E. Hickman, former city controller, seeking the Republican mayoralty nomination on the antiorganization slate, opened headquarters at 40 N. Pemmsylvania st. Begin Campaign Activities The opening campaign oratory in behalf of Mr. Wemmer got under way last night at an Irvington

Republican club meeting. Erle A. Kightlinger, leader of the Republican war ‘Veterans who originated support for Mr. Wemmer, described the candidate as having a “background that is not linked with any selfish few.” He said the candidacy of Mr. Wemmer is a “great opportunity of all Republicans to unite and rally around a fine citizen.”

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| the Marion County Cancer society. receives a $100 check from Norma Owens, secretary of the Teendrama theater.

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Proceeds were recent play, "Three Days of Grace."

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Action (?) to End Labor Tieups

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By Scripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, April 8.—Here's December. what congress did yesterday to Sind | He held up the G. & F. Gift shop, | MF

'a substitute

(labor disputes:

HOUSE:

{representatives (out of 495) present. day evening. | Transacted no business, adjourned | pe also confessed staging heldups | lafter an hour and a hall. Theli: Preezer Foods, 'house will not meet today. Most of infarch 27 where he took $140 and | {the members are taking an Easter|.¢ gmerson Height® Radio & Equip- relief

| vacation. SENATE:

about varied subjects, most of the amount of money last Saturday. time with about 20 senators (out of

95) present.

{tinue buying wool at above market | \prices. Adjourned at 5:35 p. m. The | i Dean Pottery shop, 3815 N. Illinois | st., Dec. 9 for $48. At that time the copal diocese of Indianapolis said clerk described the holdup man as an $80 gift would support an or|phan in Greece for one year. Pow- | Other holdups he confessed in.) ers Hapgood, regional director of cluded liquor stores at 3300 E. 10th the C. L O, is requesting each of | st. and 2300 N. Meridian st. a gift the 350 locals in the region to shop at 4100 E. Washington st.| adopt” and a theater on E. Washington st., je war relief.

{senate today [Turkish relief bills relief bills.

Hope to End Part hb Phone Strike

(Continued From Page One) unions are satisfied that they would | get a similarly satisfactory proposal” he said. Truman ‘Watching’

The N. F.

a-week pay raise for all its unions. Overpaid by Navy, The White House reported, mean- |

while, that

| watching closely the negotiations |

Bandit to Slaying

tand at least seven others since

for strikes in settling 433 E. New York st, taking $15 and

{the Omar Bakeries shop at 2930 E. Met: at noon with 64)10th st. where he took $50, yester-

810 E. 63d st.

ment shop, 4804 E. Michigan st. Met at noon, talked | where he took an undetermined !

. | Described as ‘Handsome’ Passed a bill to conwill debate the Greeko | “very handsome.”

all in February.

| Stare on. Feb. 11 he warned ihe] woman clerk he did not’ like "the, “publicity” he had been getting!

as “handsome.”

each holdup.

T. W. is seeking a $12-|

‘He Can Keep Money

WASHINGTON, April 8 (U. P).

President Truman is,

{here and elsewhere over the coun-' _Andrew Chiarodo is a diligent

try. | Dias Presidential Press Reporter Plasterer. ! Charles G. Ross said Mr. Truman He plastered away at the naval

had not been

conference”

bor Lewis B. Schwellenbach on the

telephone si

what is going on.”

{ Personal Plea Possible

It was

“what you'd call in air station here from Feb. 26, 1945 with Secretary of La- to March 17, 1946. And the senate has decided that “but he knows Mr. Chidrodo couldn't help it if ihe navy overpaid him by $397.50. The senate passed a bill saying {that Mr. Chiarodo can keep the Mr. $597.50; that it was all “an admin-

tuation,

understood that

{ Schwellenbach had asked the Presi- istrative error.”

later,

or suggest

many areas.

Schoop

|At Purdue April 16-17,

{ Times State Service | LAFAYETTE; | Trudi Schoop and her comic ballet | | will be presented in- Purdue uni-! | versity's music hal] Wednesday and | | Thursday evenings, April 16 and 17. The Schoop ballet will the Jooss ballet

uled on the

series lor April 1 and 15. ;

Dies

NEWCASTLE, Ind. Feb, 8 (U. P.). | Charles Bonney, 56, was asphyxiated

early today

dent to refrain from personal in-, |tervention in the strike at least ‘any fault on his part,” through tomorrow, If Mr. Truman does take a hand {Senate agreed. it was assumed he would make a personal plea for a truce

The home wa. was destroyed. ,

“The overpayment was not due to the senate, jjudiciary committee explained. The;

appointment of presi-

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THE : INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. Report Mines OK Under State Law

Gates Answers Krug Safety Action Plea

‘ Govérnor Gates today informedd’ Interior Secretary J. A. Krug that there is little Indiana can do about safety conditions in six mines where he requested state action. The mines, in Knox, Sullivan and Vigo counties, include operative diggings and three independent mine operations. Because all are under exclusive state jurisdiction, Mr. Krug asked the governor dor action on certain conditions which had been reported to him as unsafe. - State Laws Differ

The governor's letter, based on reports from Chief Mine Inspector Griff Morris, pointed out: . ONE: That Indiana law provides for somewhat smaller amounts of air than required by federal law, TWO: That state law does not prohibit the use of black gunpowder for blasting as complained of by 4Mr. Krug's. informants, . .. .. 2 THREE: That open mining lines may be used in mines under state jurisdiction even though they would not be permitted in federally controlled mines. POUR: That state law does not prohibit miners from smoking at work. FIVE: That rock dusting —' an lanti-gas safety feature—is required 'only in cases where mine inspectors feel dryness of the mine creates a hazard. For this reason, complaints that certain mines were not rock dusted would not mean that state safety laws were being violated.

Authority Lacking

The governor assured Mr. Krug that the state would work in every way possible to keep mines safe but said that inspectors had no jurisdiction to go beyond the law lin enforcing safety features. In one of the minés cited by . Krug, even the state had little jurisdiction because the mine employs fewer than 10 men.

Industrialist Donates $5000 for, Greek Aid

A $5000 donation to Greek War from an Indianapolis 'dustrialist who preferred to remain, | anonymous, was announced today | R. A. Kirchhoffer, | {chairman of the local fund rais-

He confessed holding up the Lucia ing committee. Bishop Kirchhoffer of the Epis-|

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