Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1948 — Page 2

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NEW YORK, July 21 (UP) SIX top-ranking ‘members of the American Communist Party indicted by a federal grand . jury charges of plotting to -overY the’ government by foree and violence -posted bail today—! worth of “U. 8." govern-| g ment bonds. rs “3 “FBI agents Atill were search: ing for five other members of an - .4Heged 12-man “politbure.” after . arresting the six here and a sév- , sath, Carl Winters, in Detroit! | + last night. : ou | “The six who posted | Were released. included 3 r, party co

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William Z. Foster

bail and)’ William

ral se . Ny party; City Counéilm ~| min. Davis, John William: Henry Winston and Jack

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IRE * Appearing with attorneys be-| , fore Federal Judge Vincenf 1. : , the defendants said they were prepared to furnish bail, Robert W. Dunn, treasurer of the Civil Rights Congress Bafl Fund, produced the $30,000 in government bonds, $5000 for each man. Later, John Gates, 34, editor of the Dally” Worker, another of

Gus Hall ACCUSED-~Charged by a

Zeoutttoom. He said Lo a Foster, Communist nationa

known of the indictments until ide read the morning newspapers. He was expected to furnish bail

“later today. were still being hunted by the F

Gilbert Green Federal Grand Jury in New York

with conspiring to overthrow the government by violence, William

| chairman, and Eugene Dennis,

general secretary, foday furnished $5000 bail each, posted in U. S. Government bonds. Gus Hall, chairman of the Ohio branch of the party, and Gilbert Grate, chairman of the Illinois branch, I

Untested in Court The Bmith Act, under which the indictments were returned, “prohibits the teaching or advoycating of the overthrow of the "United Btates government by force and violence. It has never Delors Men applied to Communists, although undes..it. ihe government obtained tha ¢ohvic-

Twins’ Parents Get Trial Delay

1'-Spoil Capeha t's Pl {papers, continued “there is not tion of 18 members. ‘of ‘the. ——— a fr po pehart's Flans 3 Socialist Workers \ i % Arfaignment =? & couple charged! Republican Party harmony | pi slightest Joust m my ming kyites) in 1042, 0 | with neglect of their S-month- a a Im

The Communists have denida

in recent propaganda th they Juvenile , Court Judge J

A ers indicated they probably would|the defendant had been properly advocate violent revolution, but|iime th obtain legal aid. i pass up the rd ooh yy in | charged, you did not establish a the Supreme Court . bas Meanwhile, vagrancy charges Ying prima facie case. A finding of decided the point. MODATALS were dropped. against . bothi|®®8sion set for this afternoon. |guilty could easily have been reindictments, it was- 4, will Vaughn and ‘Loutse Chasteen in| Sep. Homer E. Capehart, allied versed on appeal.” force a direct coubt. test . Municipal Court 3. These charges with the so-called Washington, Substitute for Clark a re flaced them After p, ¢., faction of the Hoosier GOP, The judge contended Patrol-

were alleged 10. hav “abdndonied” thalr twin sons Sathago LA

Party of ilinols; Rader ‘son, chairman of the 0 Party of New York; '# Potash of the CI Union. fs o

Two of the 12, Willlkmson and

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Given More Time to

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.. Gates, Creighton

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Plot, Post *30,000 U

Patrolman Given Judicial Scolding

Declines to Repeat | Traffic ‘Fix’ Charge

(Continued From Page One) | that a reckless driving sass}

against & woman attorney {beén “fixed.” : | | The defendant, Mrs. Margaret | Erk, 25, Linden, was freed Mon-| day despite police testimony ae {drove 70 miles an hour on /W.| {16th St. Patrolman Badgley had) {quoted Mrs. Erk, a physician's] wife, as saying, when cited, “I'll (bet you $10 this case is thrown j out of court.” { The judge observed that in his |opinion, a “fix” means cigars, a/ {hat, or money has been given. He said he would have regard-| ed the word contemptuous if voiced in court. | Feeney Not Present Officer Badgley appeared with City Attorney Michael B. Reddington and Attorneys Andrew Jacobs and Walter Todd, who, he asi, had volunteered to assist m

Extra Session To Cost 5222000

Other “Items Will Boost Initial Expense

By JAMES M. HASWELL : Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, July 21-—~The extra session of Congress which President Truman has called will cost $222,000 directly, and an undetermined amount indirectly. The $222,000 is the mileage the senators and répresentatives will pay themselves at the rate of 20 cents a mile. Most of the Congressional employees are paid on an annual basis, so the extra session will not entitle them to additional compensation.

Senate and House pages, how-

Judge Haerle asked whether Mayor Feeney or any members of the Indianapolis Safety Board were present. The lawyers replied they were not. Mayor Feeney, who demanded an investigation of the case, was Nepartag to be out of the City toay: Judge Haerle read a prepared statement in which he reviewed evidencé and testimony in the reckless driving case. Reads Prepared Statement The statement said, in part: “As judge of this court I am desirous of establishing and maintaining the respect of our citizens forsthe judiciary. I consider you a citizen, and I understand fully the rights or any citizen to disagree with the |

findings of a court. However, it {is not within your province to make accusations which are lke{ly to.be taken by the public as an |attack on the integrity of this

Remedies for Hay Fever

{on the market almost as rapidly as a person can sneese.

NO TESTIMONY — Facing the bench in the controversial traffic "fix"! case hearing, attorneys and police remained silent today. Judge Pro Tem Edwin Haerle, right, did most of the talking.” From left to right are

Deputy Prosecutor Milton Craig, Attorney Andrew Jacobs, Patrolman Harvey Badgley and Attorneys Michael Reddington and Walter Todd. ;

Brundage to Quit As Olympic Head

ABOARD 8. 8. AMERICA, July 21 (UP)—Avery Brundage, for nearly two decades amateur ath.

Flood Summer Market

Detroit Physicians Give Appraisal (letics’ Rock of Gibraltar, to

Of Eight Principal Drugs Being Offered {reiterated that this is his las

By PAUL F. ELLIS, United Press Science Writer {term as president of the U, g NEW YORK, July 21 (UP)—Anti-hay fever drugs are going Olympi committee.

“I'm quitting,” Brundage said as the U, 8. Olympic team docked in England for the 1948 games “Twenty years in one business is

It is because the hay ‘ever season is here, or about to arrive. That is, the worst type—hay fever caused by ragweed pollens. Two Detroit physicians, Drs. Sidney and Alex Friedlaender, have made an appraisal of eight of the drugs, and here are the enough.” findings: | : Antistine—Has been In ust in SUCH as hay fever, the hives and |e Brundage was Slected to Switzerland and European coun- 80 forth. It 2 pinion of the tries with considerable success.| The Detroit physicians, writing| Jo. 's SO pe By i ion Four Has few side reactions, and may i, the American Practitioner, em- |} his last. Today, when he re. be applied directly to the eye. |phasize that the drugs “are purely a those sentiments, h Neoantergan—Considered very | : ; {sought 15 erase. Sap Sere: e active. Causes side reaction in Palliative (velief-giving) medica-| thie: De mighs orange nis ous about one-fifth of persons who tion.” —

take it. “They produce no lasting bene- | ys Well-Tolerated Drug {fit and possess no curative ef- Wholesale Prices Off

ever, have been paid only up to court, . »

Judge Haerle, who said he learned of Patrolman Badgley's allegations through the news-

tional money if the session extends into August. The chief additional expense is likely to be printing. The dally

July 31, so must be voted addi- vantage in that it is well-toler-

" “, | > e Neohetramine—Has one big ad A1oe ty I Chronic § Cents From Record

{time after withdrawal of. the| NEW YORK, July 21 (UP)~ ated; may often be used BUCCESS- |p, on» Dun & Bradstreet'’s wholesale fully in patients who are unable eta food price index in the week endto take other drugs because of DESTROYS SOIL FERTILITY {ed yesterday reacted to declines

unpleasant side reactions © _ | The pernicious practice of burn-in 12° commodities and fell §

_ WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 194

.S. Bonds As Bail| tc

old. twins was defered today as Hoffman. sought to. give them

{to fly to his Washington, eifarm for a peace parley, ol But Gov. Gates, leader of the/

sounded a new sour note today as properly, charged in this case. ‘I two of the party's factional lead. Will'even go further to say that if

Congressional Record will be published by the government printing office using a staff which is normally employed on other work

man Badgley had charged Mrs. Erk with speeding; not reckless Ind. driving, but couldn't prove she was speeding. “Just “to keep the record straight,” he- remarked, “I never Shouse faction, » alg he nt or heard the defendant either Yop ang the ArStgiiectly of indirectly before: this adeful %* dirt at the site of] case was calléd. I have a family merican Legion bulld-| pg 3 nome here and spent over

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has arranged for factional chiefs]

+ Hobart Creighton of Warsaw,

foil yearsifi'the Army defending

lit. “Noné 6 Judge Claris per-

pAist|the ‘Marior jtiiient.| She a § penmpt Be Just north of University Park arr : a" he; Welfare Depdrt-b . fra ne : : Ror i Creighton Doubtful

- ¥ 5 ALL a the ap aT t) i .oWR A, ; Rs

L Republican nominee for Gov-ig., Del. of myself are going to be

* earlier this year of contempt of

Stachel, have been grrested p viously for deportation: + or “Run the Party” © - A third, Dennis, was convicted

Congress for refising to testify before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. He was sentenced to a year in prison and fined $1000 but is free on a $10, 000 appeal bond. U. 8. Attorney John F. X. MeGohey said the 12 men comprise the “governing board of the Communist Party in the United States.”

He said they “run the party, make the policy, and decide what it. will do.” A federal Grand Jury of 21 men and two women, climaxing a year's work, returned a blanket two-count indictment against the

quarters for, neglected children.

_X 08tpor nt Granted As the “parénts came 'u for arraignment In Juvenile Court,

Judge Hoffman granted a postponement. He said that because of the serious nature of the child neglect charges the parents should have legal représentition. They remain in Marion County jail, pending hearing. Their twin sons have been made temporary wards of the Marion County welfare department.

Robert B. Kindred Robert B. Kindred, 1227 College Ave, died in the Methodist Hoa pital yesterday, A

Mr. Kindred, who was 60, was

& shipping clerk in U. 8. Rubber Co. He was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alli

~~ In northern Pike County, “414 |

ance, Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be

12 men yesterday. It charged:

ONE: That “the defendants from Apr. 1, 1945, to the present day conspireq to organize as the|in Crown Hill, : Communist Party of the U. 8, A| Surviving are his wife, Helen; society of persons to teach and|two sons, Glenn and Donald, and advocate the destruction anda brother, Guy, all of IndianapSYerthiow of dhe government by olis. orce and violence.” | RATTD IE IE Tir TWO: That “the defendants SIDESWIPES TRUCK, DIES knowingly and wilfully conspired| , ARGOS, Ind, July 21 (UP)— to teach and advocate the duty Forrest South, 63, Argos, was and necessity of overthrowing Xllled last night when his car

and destroying the government %ldeswiped a truck on Ind. 10 zone economic commission, had television show.

by force and violence.” [two miles east of here. The The 12 also were named in {n. truck was driven by Alvan Keldividual indictments carrying %¢Y: 66, also-of Argos. similar charges. am —————————

Tree Falls Across Meridian

(Continued From Page One) reported that last night's 1.6 inches of rain had failed to break the heat wave. The city was faced with at least another two days of sweltering with 86 degrees expected today and possibly 90 degrees tomorrow. Humid conditions yesterday, linked with a temperature high of 83 degrees was blamed for two heat prostrations in the city. Mrs. Matilda J. Perkins, 84. of 439 N. Colorado Ave, was stricken. while riding a bus at! East and Market Sts. She was! taken to General Hospital for| treatment. |

Stricken on Bicycle Twelve-year-old Lawrence Pope| of 2416 N. Arsenal Ave. was! stricken while riding his bicycle! in the 2300 block on Arsenal. He! was treated by General Hospital! physicians and returned to his! home.

The heavy rainfall flooded many streets and yards over. the City. An underpass at 30th. At.

And Emerson Ave. was flooded.

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

. M hic PATS PEND. COPR 1948 EDW, L. #8 of rain was recorded. ana Patoka Rivers rose

the and fi A : 1 Mores of farm land causing| Only by dawn tomorrow will the of dollars damage to] comfortable . ; gttorms from Florida through the

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW Coast, the Great Plains through lowa, Illinois,

from the Dakotas to Washington

ernor and also a top leader of the statehouse group, said he

make it, either. Without these two, it appeared agreement on anything would be impossible, including Sen. CapeBart's dream of staging a big! GOP cornfield rally at his Daviess County farm during the cam-! paign. { ~ Among thoge who will be pres-| ent will be State Chairman Clark | Springer, whom the national! capital faction is busily trying to keep in his job while the statehouse faction works just as busi{ly to oust him,

16 Jets in England

ODIHAM AIR BASE, England, ! July 21 (UP)—S8ixteen U. 8. Shooting Star jet fighters landed here at 10:32 a. m., Indianapolis Time, today after a- 550-mile flight from BStornway. The jets made the trip in one hour and 42

minutes. From here they will go to Germany.

Russ Aid 'On Leave’ | BERLIN, July 21 (UP)--Ger-| {man sources reported today that (Heinrich Rau, chief of the Soviet

{been “sent on leave.” Some quarjters believed Rau had fled to

alsely accused.” Judge Haerle was substituting

latter is on vacation.

———— i t———— A DANGEROUS SPOT The kitchen seems to be the most dangerous room in the house judging from the total

between Congressional sessions. The actual cost for printing will be buried in the regular budget figures. Juggling Necessary Since this is an extra session of the 80th Congress, not a special session, the records closed in June will simply be reopened and it will not be necessary to reprint bills, reports and the other araphernalia that accompanies egislative activity. Congress will take up ‘Where fit left off, as though it had: adJourned June 30 ‘with the intention of coming back. ' Some juggling will be necessary for the President's 11 recess appointments, made June 22. They

ongress when it comes back. Similarly the appointments of 909 postmasters and other local officers, on which Congress did not act, will expire today. The Presi. dent may resubmit them to keep them alive.

number of home accidents; burns, scalds and falls cause the most.

New Jersey ABC Cancels Parky's 'Children's Hour'

Intent Worthy, but Tavern Is No Place

To Show Kids Television, Commissioner Says

HOBOKEN, N, J, July 21 (UP)—There will be no children’s hour at Parky Ratigan's tavern’ today. Parky felt almost as badly about it as the children. But the law's the law, and Parky is a law-abiding citizen. Parky’s children’s hour began about 11 months ago when he looked up from drawing a glass of suds one afternoon and saw a

score of neighborhood small fry peering through the window at

mending him for his generosity.

less taken in heavy dosages.

with no side effects unless taken in too heavy dosages, Thephorin — Recommended in

dren. Benadryl - parenteral — adminirritating when administered under the skin. Pyribenzamine ointment 2 per cent—called a valuable aid in obtaining relief from itching. eX) PK ns Disagieé Most of the medical profession believes that allergies are caused

Thenylene (also known as his-tadyl)—-No bad side effects un-!

Tegathen — Reduces. symptoms

tablet form for infants and-chil- =

istered through the vein; slightly

{cents from the all-time high ing out woods each spring still) otro last week, the agency continues In sections of the announced today. .

{United States; it does little if any| The index, covering the price {good but does much harm by per pound of 31 foods, dropped jdestroying soil fertility, killing to $7.30 from the record figure young trees, and causing soil of 87.36 in the previous week. It erosion. ‘was $6.48 a year ago.

AYRES' WILL BE OPEN _ ALL DAY SATURDAY,

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by a chetnloal known os histamine, ANd’ 80 thé anti-allergy;

; 9:00 to 5:00

minic agents, Some physicians

believe, however, that histamines' ! may have to be resubmitted to! x ’ ‘didn’t know but doubted if he'a| °F, Judge Alex Clark while the,

have nothing to do’ with allergy,

drugs ‘are known as anti-hista-'

CLOSED MONDAYS

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the television screen. Right then and there he shooed out the payIng a Itomera and invited the Then a New York newspaper Host to Kids heard about it and ran a feature Every afternoon since then story with a picture showing the Parky has closed the" bar kids perched on bar stools watchpromptly at 5:55 and played host ing the television screen. to the kids during the one-hour Roll Over Henry

The picture was seen by Erwin B. Hock, State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissioner. He ordered the shows abandoned. He peinted out that the law prohibits minors entering places . {where alcoholic beverages are sold.

“However worthy your intent, I disagree,” Mr. Hock wrote Parky. “Longfellow would turn over in his grave if he could see the locale of your ‘Children’s Hour'." °

He even fed the kids peanuts ana’ pop for free during the show.

Parky's fame as a host for children spread and he began to get fan mail from parents com-

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- The plentiful light mineral known as pumice has many uses, such as in polishing preparations, cosmetics, lava soap, paints, carriers for insecticides, and especially now as a light-weight aggregate for concrete and wall(board. '

Official Weather

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7:30 a. m. 1.60

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