Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1948 — Page 12

. WEDNESDAY, MAR. ; THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES eee te a DAY, MAR. 17 a Pollard Defense [Screening Clinic’ fo Help Early Peace Hopes| o Insi a - 3 : ostimony Mentally ll—14 Years Late Fade in Coal Tieup en gs (Continued From Page One) : adh . ge left seven, some of whom prob-jaren’t ever enough of this type| wASHINGTON, Mar. 17 (UP) of the ey Oppose Reading of ably wou't:be atousd by the endot attendants lo insure the Om governymeny omiclals saw little Mary Burg of March. . o \ Maybe ‘Eye-witness' Story I saw no evidence of brutality/When I left my job theme werg|bope today for an early end to. cited. Wel {Continued From Page One) to patients. But I heard stories/about 120 attendants in the in-|the soft coal strike. South Ame . of men who had been fired for|stitution, about half the number| A shutdown of two weeks or Where did hearing was consumed as attor- it, men who had come in under|needed to meet standards. longer was feared by both gov- Here is heys Wrangled over introduction this system of low pay and bad| With 125 committed persons on t'and industry un know it or : of the contents of Pollard’'s wal- Wor conditions. the list waiting admission to ernmen sources - ups I your or tons of let as evidence. ring = who stay on pteadily| Central, it’ should be obvious|less John L. Lewis orders a back- children etd 2 ale Su included tre PERM AN ENT oe Sone Wiscustion and sustain the institution. - There/there aren’t enough beds. to-work movement before his 5 ating elas Bo lntati ; ve tl to Sweden. ney . : . imand for miners’ pensions is set- “ss Lax gets ‘osdlts | Fraction That's f : now |5Te4, to eliminate most of the Ordinary Health Standards Quietly ignored tied, iar Sots Tovilts gautly. You go-to mor / when it was passed ; h : thorough SoubON around to the jury it 35 Passe I saw four and five cots|toilets closer to where they are! The walkout went into its third on a clogically and out Tight, only a drivers’ license, a Penn- jammed into little room in the needed, but despite the fact that|say with more than 350,000 les HD Selim = quite a sylvania railroad pass and a wings where inmates of the farm the building materials are al- ers idle in 14 states’ cious 1 ’ “ $500 {min chocolate! Always keep a box Groat of Pi pis membership card for the Fra- colony had to sleep. Ordinaryready on hand the $400 or Saft coal produétion was down| of Ex-Lax handy! Still only 104 cias, let BUENOS AMES A\7 . MIODEJANEMO |i. ona CoC i health standards for air space|needed to finish the job is no- P . : Sreith th GUARANTEED by \ | As Detective Freed described in sleeping rooms have had to|where in sight. ~~ to a trickle. when Nature “forgets”...remembey i g be quietly ignored for years. If all these details, at a few| The government temporarily my arm, MR. COMIS the sifastion “i Boone County Bon i was so hard that hundred dollars each, are to be|delayed intervention ‘in the dis- g mone} 3nd - WORLD EXPERIENCED er _Pollard’'s arrest, he Be pul pene the Guteome of the Angeles for : .| |said Pollard had been confronted sinks and toilet bowls were con-|corrected and A [ ht. “Th IN PERMANE NTS with the Adams statement and stantly ‘encrusted with rust and hire a few badly needed doctors Operators, atest effort toward a THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE ne oR World E; had said to the detectives: lime. The water softener for the at the salary it Bajes, to Aira settiemen : ; ——— pellers and r xperienced “There's fooli ou colony is “coming.” p grade specialists, v » . E ‘ guys any ogo You HS 1 Toilets for the patients in the|salaries in attendant “branckets / wings + Call Mr. COMIS bumped the off. We had wing where I worked are I= are to attract Rayone bt nungey. : a little argument and I shot remote from the day room where desperate floaters an FOR YOUR NEXT him.” most of them must sit out their newspaper reporters, Indiana| IF YOU FORGET alka IT REMEMBERS APPOINTMENT Yesterday's testimony offered days. Colony ‘Supervisor Walter may have to raise that 70-cent 3 : : by the prosecution was aimed at Lewis has ‘a plan to move the ante: SMILE BEAUTY two points: a THE END. for When you have an : ONE: To show that the de- ; ; : SALON fendant, 25-year-old Howard Pol- De Valera Stars Treasury fo: Pep Up

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22 MASS lard, threatened to kill Miller. . . ga AVE. LI-280 Irs To prove that the body At Los Angel es ‘Bond Drive With Rally found in a blazing cabin near | | ‘WASHINGTON, Mar. 17 (UP) oa ; Ladoga and the severed hands | LOS ANGELES, Mar. 17 (UP)| pe Treasury opens a three- . YOu Cc AN GET and foot raked out of a fire 12. on De Valera, former pre-|g, a ’ i J j—Eam » y pep rally here tomorro - . er bulde . those he Ca mier of Eire, was the central fig-';romote its new savings bond, BOOKLET 0K arthritic cripple, Leland Miller. Ps ure in Los Angeles’ St. Patrick’s|qpive. ‘Threat’ Rejected BOUQUETS TO ST. PAT FROM LITTLE PAT—Eight-year-old {Day celebration today. Treasury Secretary John W. ul =m In the first testimony -heard| Patrick Diggins, a ‘member of St. Patrick's Catholic. Church and | = The American-born Irish polit-|Snyder will appeal to leaders of : after more thap a week used eg al h his titul int M ical leader, who lost office re-|pusiness, labor, agriculture and pupil in St. PatAck's School, always honors his titular saint. on Mar, e ON : } to select a jury, John (Jack) " | . d he foll d hi tom of the ‘cently after 16 years as Eire’s|other groups to organize n eh Woods, 26, of 520 .Woodlawn| 7: With formal ceremonies today, he followed his cus Patrick |premier, attends a special St.\campaigns on the local level. The Mrs. Lona Rogers, Audiphone| =P" oo Colis, testified that| past six years and planted sweetpeas as a tribute to St. Patrick. |patrick’s mass in St. Vibiana's/new drive gets under way Apr. 15. Co. of Indiana, announced today|p "0 0" 00 4h reatened to kill] Pat” fives with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas'F. Diggins, at |Cathedral today with actress Slated to address the rally are fat Tah maging svillaple to Miller. He later Jestiried unger 525 Prospect St. Maureen O'R#5a, and other local|Joseph n Dbiges resident > 7 bookl °|cross-examination that Miller ha : oo eaders, the Ameriéan Backers Assotihe ow), fed orn hig told him of a previous episode ry 3 ACROSS i-1p FOR. SPUDS Mr, De Valera will address the|tion; Philip Murray and William Western Electric Hearing Aids. in which he had shot Pollard in| Rafflesia Arnoldi, a plant found| The ideal temperature for long ndly Sons of St. Patrick to-|Green, presidents of the CIO and These new Instruments wereiih, neck and added: ,.|in Malaysia, bears a giant flower, storage of potatoes is cool but not/night and will also be honored AFL respectively; and Winthrop Peay Rvaston Phone! “My only regret is that I didn't) yy oq feet in diamter, and has nojcold — about 40 to 50 degrees|by the Ancient Order of Hibern-|Aldrich, chairman of the Chase laboratories and Western Kiec-\yy;, pm." stems or leaves. Fahrenheit. fans. National Bank, New York. tric especially for the hard of] mne court struck all testimony ; Dearing. THe amazing alin of the “threat” from the record Hay in Ban one” - Mi 1 ~ offers excellen as hearsay. ® ‘ : : - : d hearing, is easy to wear, eco-| The prosecution, headed oy 3 Shop Daily From 9:30 A. M. to 5’ P. M. a nomical to operate. For ‘people Marion County Prosecutor Jud- : s who want the best or have spe-(gon Stark, has set out to show : ory © cial hearing - problems, the new|ihat Pollard killed Miller, in in TOMORROW IS . scenes of Super 66 is ‘a dream become plogd to get revenge for ns reality’ at last. earlier shooting and to prevent WOMEN’S DAY IN gi Mrs. Rogers pointed out that|Miller from testifying in an at-

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