Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1948 — Page 3

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Telegrams by Hoosiers]

Boomerang in House Indiana Republicans fo Vote for Measure -

After Protests Are Received in Capital

_.. By DANIEL M. KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May 19-—Telegrams to Indiana Republican *_ Congressmen the ‘Mundt Communist-control bill are turn! ing out to be boomerangs it developed today. - { Rep. Edward A. Mitchell of Evansville took one which he had: received to the House floor and said that it convinced him that the Mundt bill was OK and he would vote for it. J . The telegram was from the ; C10 United Electrical, Radio and answer to a telegram against Machine Workers, Local 813, Ev- the Mundt bill which he received

“Announce Winners Of School Awards | Round-Up Day was / ® (today. at Broad Ripple High ¢ (School. AR Faculty talent awards were 2 made to Don Shelhorn.and: Bare od para-Beldon. - i | Other award Feciplents included Beverly Grob apd John » Broad Ripple American Legion ‘Post: Ruth E. Hubbard, Broad Ripple Business and Professional Women's Club award of merit; {Tom Graves, Gil Carter award; Sharon Pfister, Mu Phi

‘This Is a $2 Town'— Board Chief Says | A recommended increase in the . traffic sticker fee from $2 to $5 received no support today from Safety Board members, A-proposal to raise the fee was made last wedk by a visiting! committee of municipal experts. | “This is a $2 town,” declared Board ‘President Leroy Keach,| and the other board members| nodded agreement. : i 3 More police are nesded to put =

the §2 stickers on offending se ; land Ed Newbrug, Bausch and undt from Bloomington, It was signed motors before the ante is raed “ Ee ARIE lo) : EWRTE

The board, however, moved to-| andre Cretzianu, former Roman. Constoatia, Visoianu, Sne-time Kappa and Readers’ Digest schol- : " EET ward a long-range plan to speed) jan minister to Turkey, will dis- Romanian foreign minister, NOW "| grein awards; Don urster, message, did mot represent i TR Ben Bigomington: Gd traffic. It began consideration . . Communistic dictatorship. in exile, alto will ‘speak, |sound crew award; John McAlevy,

ny vis John- \stage crew award; Rose Copeland, : i, ad a 3 SR Se CT eT I a te 2 William Sentner. Passage Predicted - to install additional traffic o s Lift moet American Legion Post : Gives Some Answer Mr. Noland is the Democratic| signals, oma ian ) 4 £5 Oo Ll oratorical contest; - Jere Jones, Mr, Sentner is president of Dis-|OPPonent of Mr. Landis and 3 New Traffic System tome Lrg Ruth Jasuby, thi a ‘ 0. : ine DEArly beat him in 1946. So Mr. | +The plan—also would neds 5 pa I ’ Robert Macy won nation : ali trict 8, UEW-CIO. This is one Landis made the-following public: ' —_— new traffic signal. system for B ns ron urtain |regional scholastic art honor and A Tot Sh SONS WHOM DIETS Have reply: SPEAKER—The Rev. John W. Douglass (right), pastor of the lerosstown traffic on 16th St. and qa a [Charles Meshulam, regional cer ——————————— refused sign n-Co - > {po *. 2% <3 . * | i ; ie amin - nist oath yy “I am certain that the res- Eighth Christian Church, and Alfred K. Jones, president of the the re-timing of downtown [tificate Bf -merit.

Taft-Hartley law. _iidents of Bloomington are not Washington Men's-Ciub;-difcuss-one of the pictures used by Mf. lsignals under a master control. Foreign Policy Association Also to Hear | Legion of Honor recognition te a ap. ae against the Mundt bill, because it

. . ‘ " : ’ [th t 10 per cent of the Mr. Mitchell concluded: I aatl-Communist legisia ion 1 Jones in his illustrated talk last night on "A Voyage Through he James Loer, assistant traffic Lehrman Discuss Russ Tactics on May 26 atest 20 Oe, attained by “I am glad Mr. Eberhard has’ - ass Mediterranean to the Holy Land." The occasion was a ladies engineer, reported that 10 square | ted foreign correspondent the following: helped me make up my mind. My beetles he Mut as night meeting of the club. ) [blocks would be needed to pro-| Two high Romanian officials and a noted foreign James Alltop, Jack Barnett Su

here hin q————————————— iaapom——) will feport on the Balkans under Communist dictatorship Bassett, Barbars Baurley, Frances Bue to hell. “ am nb qT anal por. i Pump Firm to Move | eT king, Lorie Sor 0000 May 26, the Indianapolis Foreign Policy Association announced today. Denzer, pelo ore tage phlice Bt ng |All Republicans from Indiana PUMP Father Flanagan or org other tioPosal of pide 8

this bill” They are Constantin Visolanu, for five years foreign minister “ortis, Covet at ae

[will do like A * inoi { : : Alexandre Cretzianu, former minister to Turkey, and gar’ Goss, Tom Oraves, Rep. Gerald W. Landis (R. Criak Wlinois Plant Here |nictpal experts: Sretme——— Tas Tehtman, correspondent, author and lecturer, who was head of Beutorg Hu, Gloria Hisrvey, 8 Wn anessy, Ind.) gave somewhat the same House Shouts Down | An addition to the Peerless " . | : OWI in Turkey during the crucial pees Sr eb Ruth Hubbard, oterin HL cs Fors nh y . |Exemption Proposal . [Pump Division of the Food roc | 0G . in State: 12 Killed, 4 Others Hurt ~cariy years of the war. I I Or 2 Fine Leonard: Barbara. Liles, “Ann Lockridge ; " } ; A . -& . - , a eae rd “ . ohn yman, randa Straw Shower : WASHINGTON, May 19 (UP) ucts Corp. will be ‘moved from - In Rome Air Crashes They will speak on Romani first armistice negotiations with Mitchell Mary Peacock, Forrest Reshiing, D T The H houted down to< Quincy, Ill. to Indianapolis at BOYS TOWN, Neb, May 19 Speaks From Behind the Iron Paul Ross, Jane: Schrader, George ~The House shou + JEL , . vue iomorrow

ROME, May 19 (UP)—Two Curtain” at Indiana World War the allied powers, also was outs gq, i cier’ “Donald = Shelhorn. Navey

day a proposal to exempt Com. nce, Francis E. Fairman Jr.|(UP)—The body of the Rt. Rev.|oersons were killed and four Memorial auditorium at 8:15 p,m. awed by the Communists. He Stassus. James Swope, June Ellen Jphaus

! Kay Wert, Downtown Indianapolis will be rgan from Stheral manager of the pump Msgr. Edward ‘J. Flanagan lay op 8 0oiov" (niured. dn two. The lecture. is open to the public has been deprived of Sittrenabin, Wiisons da. fii Lor BOK. “bombed” tomorrow noon. jouniet. Trout 0 ; pc Nip. division announced today. {ir. state today in the home tor! lane crashes yesterday. ' {and there is no admission charge, his property confiscated, and 187" Legion of Me o ‘were Frank Levinson, owner of the the provisions of the Mundt-Nix- . The Quincy plant which makes boys he established more than

chairman of under sentepce of life Imprison- earned by 274 pupils. Musi

| $ Krone, two local Harry Levinson storesion bill to curb communism. [centrifugal pumps employs about 30 years ago. |= An Italian army _bomoer Walter Lec -Association, ment by the Communists. awards were given to 89 pupils.

rei Polic located at 37 N. Pennsylvania| The motion was defeated by 210 men and should add that| Msgr. Flanagan died of a heart Crashed from a height of 20 feet the Foreign ey

i Laaid. cou mh a Se ean pAhlevements. An physical: i St. and the corner of Market voice vote It was offered by Rep.manj..io..the..operation..here..atiailment. th Berlin:-May--45-- Hs: during. a:takeoft dcsigret uted: ‘Lehrman, who has previ- (Garman Invention ton work won awards for 46 “and Tifinols Sts. announces that Abraham J. Multer (D. N. Y.).2005 Northwestern Ave. body arrived at Omaha, i0 miles flames. The navigator was Killed. ously appeared here on lecture © girls. oe an’ airplane will “bombard” the He said the bill would result in C from here, last night. It was The pilot and three crew members oro or Jappes author of the new Pl E . d At the auditorium program, K, Circle with 100 straw hats. ~~ the prosecution of such groups TELLS EUROPE TO WORK taken to a mortuary before being Were seriously burned. book, “Russia's: Europe,” and his § 10INS EXamMine _|V. Ammerman, principal, gave Persons finding them, Mr. Lev- on grounds of “guilt by associa- SOUTHHAMPTN England, Drousht here to Dowd Memorial. An Italian army Lightuing oo ews reports -from the Bal-| * Yimes Foreign Service the citations and awards. inson added, may exchange them tion.” * : FTO England, cp, pe Fighter crashed during a test, , ' 4 the Near East have ap- BRISBANE, Australia, May 19 Stahl, vice principal, spoke on the at either store for the proper ' Rep. Richard M. Nixon (R. May IF (UP)—Burton K. Wheel-| Father Flanuagan's body will flight from Ialesi airfield near peared in scores of newspapers —Plans and specifications for Ripple Legions. Paul Ross. spoke head size. {Cal.), co-author of the measure, er, former U. S» Senator and iso-!lle in state throughout today and Bari. The pilot was killed. and magazines in this country. £0,000 German inventions are on “Winning an Award.” Music LIARY TO MEET {led _the fight to defeat the pro- lationist from Montana, said to- | tomorrow. Double funeral serv-| — E by Reds + {now under lock and key in Aus was furnished by Donald Shels—AUXILIARY TO posal. He said the bill. is a “vast day in his firs; European ‘presa ices will be conducted Friday, the Tool Association Head | Extied by tralia. horn, the high school orchestra, A meeting of the Barbed Wire lent” over the attorney conference that the only salva- first in the morning for the cit-| | Both Mr. Visolanu and Mr. Many are secret wartime tech- and the Golden Singers. Auxiliary will be held at 7:30 p. m. [general's present system of list- tion for Europeans was “to get zens Bows Town and the sec- To Address Institute ' |Cretzianu have heen exiled from —H ts rot ute ed grt mr

morrow in the YMCA Bldg. | » lond later in the day for the pub- = vw, their native Romania by the iy to! gory dg ing subversive groups back to work.” ond y for.the pu bese NOAM Ir, resident Of | Communist. dictatorship. whieh plans for chemistry, metallurgy, Glennwood Woman ’ - } The public mass will be cele-|

{ : aviation, and synthetic fuel -in- é Eo 3 ’ facturers'’ Association, will speak ‘00K over after the war, and con- 0p, "Dies as 2 Fall From Auto brated by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patt! al’ {demined to prison by the Reds, the

: : . a Times State Service ol ; before the -Press Metal’ Instityte : y " or They are the first to reach BE. May 19 = Mrs. RAS. orm Narn assistance A Dik Flanagan, brother. of they 3730p ny today tn the ‘Kntiers former for 10 years; Ihe IWlLer TOF Australia, under the international Ga Er aoa. SAYS: sai noni Eu immemsaainion woe ane " 17 Ser: White, who i also & mem], Mr. Visoianu 1s a doctor of He They are being examined by. the han Ti Toy moving rT 2 ADITIC . ' : ity of Paris. He & col then movi TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW! i Broad Ripple Fathers |,or of the Secretary of Com. ar Roma sian So%erament before being. released Jitomablle. it ’ errr : To Elect at Dinner rl Punimeny wil ‘speak on State department in 1919, Serving Copvrien: ious 5: The Indianapolis Times _ She Was attempting to

opyrigh , : ambass; dt- , A nd The Chicago Daily News. Inc. the: car after the driver, Glenn _— Friday SHR Wl. De e Small essman’s Stake years a allure or pe - T a {Turner, also of Glennwood, fell gee vc Mii ean Politics.” after having been ambassador to Clay Township Pupils {from he Yehicle as he tried to - 3 1 - - sr sam gr cn ha Jo bye] - - ’ Ripple H AS i ed (Holland, Poland. and a member. pha Pra telose door--which--had-—-swung- — Fiopis igh Schad) Fathers A Nurre “Glass Workers or the Romanian staff in the Visit The Times Plant {open, He was injured slightly.

be the school’s athletes. = A League of Nations, | ‘The Senior Class of Clay Town- S———— ~ ~ Gene Kelly will be the guest End 3-W Wage Swike He fought Antonescu and the ship High School visited The Named District Manager speaker and M. Carlton Smith, , BLOOMINGTON, May 19 (UP) |Germans during the second world im yesterday. |For Match Co

association president, will preside.| —Some 70 AFL glass workers at war togk an active part X ar Mation om of the Beetle. ne Nurre Glass Co. plant were i. (he overthrow of the A Making the tour were Surey a Newhetatr, 713 EB. Tist 1947 football games also will be back on their jobs today after nescy (Nazi) government and in|Cook, Roma Lee Kepner, Lester St. y ppol trict

for Indiana and Kene . a three-week strike for higher armistice negotiations which re- Creasgn, Jim Cameron, Chet manager (shown {wages and- improved working moved Romania from the war Creason, Charles Burt, Wayne geeny i Mos, Match Co, | | conditions. and into the allied camp. He es- Ammerman, Robert Nelson, y “ » N.Y. Long to Run for Senate Wesley Penidse, union repre- caped when the mew Communist M. Jackson; Glenn Hartman, Day-| Mr. Newberger, who has been

| : -'in° the match business for 20 NEW ORLEANS, May 19 (UP) tive, said the union had ac- government, installed by Russian/ton Bansom and Richard Whit. iv } —The pattern for a complete re- pipe Po company wage increase Gen. Vishinsky. seized control acre. Members of the class were Yours. * au Sper the sale oi turn to political glory for the oerer of four, five and 10 cents an and began liquidating the Pes- accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. all the company’s products

fabulous Longs of Louisiana was pour at a meeting of Local 881 ant party of Premier Maniu, |E. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert is teacher wo Jum. J hr Pug located rounding into shape today. Rus- and company. officials. Mr. Cretzianu, a leader in the of the class. : Hn ; sell Long, 28-year-old son of the : )

late Huey P. (Kingfish) Long, announced last night that he will run in September for the U. 8. Sepate seat left vacant by the

death last week ofSen.JohnH. STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW! ’ Overton. “ * . :

————————————— Gibraltar, May 19 (UP)—A division of American destroyers " that arrived from the Mediter- | ranean today will leave for home tomorrow. They will be relieved | by another division from the United States.

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