Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1947 — Page 5

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SATURDAY, ted TS So > : Judges Protest How About You? | Criminal Court torn to reo Transfer Move [SJ 222

5 On Superior Bench Plea

Eat Humbug!” ~ The old fellow said, As he slammed the door And went home to bed.

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“Merry Christmas!” . He snorted at one, “Little good it does you,

pf Hemsie B. ks of Superior | Little good ever done!” Court 2 acting as spokesman for all| informed county commis- pi. : Judges that the a Court I say similar things . . . bench decided hat one of its How about you? to the basement. ° I bluster around,

I'm an old Scrooge too!

“This Christmas stuff is silly, Has little defense, It's all so commercial, There's too much expense!”

“The basement rooms occupied by | Judge Rabb's court are wholly h-| adequate to: conduct jury trials of | criminal cases,” Judge Bain said.|

Then good-will increases, Merry greetings I hear, And I end up by wishing It would last all the year!

Commissioners said they had not, determined yet what action they, will take on Judge Rabb's request to move the court. 15 Detours Listed On State Highways == The State Highway Commission | today announced 15 detours on In-| I y oor au ey diana highways this week-end. m— ——S———_———_——— ————— mma rt 2 ——, BA—S——————————_——————————S—— I m——" oy at By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN mation 2 nay a an sped d oir 8 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13—Ordinarily I don't pity multi-millionaire tions by calling RI-9521 ofl eperators, Detours include: . But poor old Ed Pauley was on a hotter spot than even the highInd. 1-Closed south ‘of Farmiand: de {grade engine oil he peddles to motorists in Los Angeles. No matter tour 28-miles over Roads 36, 27 and 32. [what he said, he was bound to insult somebody of importance. re in edge at “Penmviiie.| A couple of days ago, you remember, Harold Stassen said Ed was 18 miles over 22, 303 and 18. taridge) {one of those grain gamblers the o ot Sidney. ‘one mile ‘over county oil mat, SOVernment charges with profiting|grain

speculators gambling on (Pavement repair); Ind. 26—Just west of on humaa misery. Harold said this human misery. And Sen. Milton 8; Huntington County: 8 miles over 5. woo’ oarticularly bad because Ed|R. Young of North Dakota deSes Hl, sath Ear tl Ld Was a governpnent official | manded to know who would have gravel (Bridge construction), This made Td sore. He issued paid Mr, Pauley the $100,000 if Jt 3 A-~cioted ay es, edge of Moni: statement saying he didn't see he'd waited until prices got still Patton then north on county hua to 24.|Why he ought to discuss his pri- higher. (Bridge construction); Ind. 32 — Prom vate affairs with every Tom, Dick| “There's always somebody who Yountsville to Crawfordsvill ht mile over county gravel and 34. (Bridge con-|and Harold. That, as it turned thinks his judgment is better than struction); sto vet lout, was his mistake. He soon|yours,” Mr. Pauley growled. “He and one-half miles 67, 38 and 109. (Road construction) ind, 30--From te to found himself discussing it—and in|takes the loss.” i Olt J ycion. 4 ies oye fds | detail—with Homer, Styles, Milton, 5» and 10. (Construction); Ind. fil od ’ east to Ohio Line: 23 miles over Rds, 37, William, Elmer, John, Joe and a SEN. HOMER FERGUSON of 17 and 11 (Bridge out This detour *X few other members of the. Senate Michigan took over the questioning from Rd. 1 {o Rd, 26 west of Portland; 19 Appropriations Commities. | em and that's Yhen Mr. Pauley’'s r , -G squirmings on the hot seat were 27. (Reconstruction); ind. 69—South of | Mt. Vernon; ‘three’ niles over t3 Sd THE HEARING room, with its piteous to behold. Brides out. about two “miles east of Bdin- J corn fo tiple gad The Senator read President Truurg. ena y from e ceiling, was jammed man's statement about gamblers to suffocation when the jut-jawed turning grain prices into a football,

Pythian Societies Yule Mr. Pauley shed his overcoat, doffed He read Secretary of Agriculture

Party to Be Tomorrow his hat, and revealed a kewple-doll| Clinton Anderson's speech about Pythian societies of Marion Coun- [tuft of hair in the riddle of his the big-shots who were in the ty will hold a Christmas party to- Pald spot. |market and for good measure he morrow in Arion lodge, 523 N. Belle- | Yup, he said, he'd been investing/read Attorney General Tom Clark's vieu Place. Sponsors are the Knights] n the grain markets for years. reference to the speculators in of Pythias, Pythian Sisters, Nomads, He owned some futures when- he human misery. of Avrudaka and Knights of Kho-| Vas President Truman's special] Was Mr. Pauley one of these rassan. ambassador-at- -large on reparations speculators? He said he certainly Mrs. Robert MeDuff heads the | problems abroad. He still owned| was not. He said grain traders program committee and Mrs. Las- some last September when he was were necessary to the economy cf sie McNamara, gifts. jappoinied special assistant to the! the natina. He said that some | Seeretery of Army. Just what did’ political parties and presidential A WORLD MINISTRY |candidates had the facts all cockBEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE! Mr. ley scratched his head. eyed in their loose charges about Carrollton at 13th St., Ford Porter, pastor He said he guessed he must have speculation raising prices. Berean Gospel Hour—Every Sunday, 7:30'had about 200,600 bushels of corn,/ “Who do you mean?” asked the to 8 8. m.—WISH 300,000 bushels of bats, 300,000 Senator, blandly. “President TruBe Sehott 33 > ig pounds of cotton-seed oil, 500,000 man?” i eaching Service--3:1$ p. m. pounds of lard and he didn't know| “No,” snapped Mr. Pauley. “I Evangelistic Service—7:30 p. m. "how many bales of hides. Mean He aa y SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES But, said he, he sold nearly the, So again Sen. Ferguson read Mr.

. © |whole works because - Secretary Truman's statement about { CLASSES FOR ALL, 8:30 \' 2% {¥ about grain JOBEPH C. BLACK Kenneth Royall of the Army told gamblers. Mr. Pauley said what 10:30 a M. him to. And that cost him, he gamblers? The President couldn't re PM continued, $100,000 in money he have meant him, because he was

would have made-if he could Have an investor. More later on this, ‘hung on a little longer. much more; Mr. Pauley is a leadChairman Styles Bridges quoted ing Democrat. His inquisitors, | Attorney General Tom Clark about every one, are Republicans, 1112 B. New York St.

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