Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1948 — Page 26

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

rt Three Reds Will Surrender

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9 Other Communist Leaders in Custody

NEW YORK, July 23 (UP)— Communist head

quarters indicated today that three of their top leaders, who are under in-

Juty, will surrender within the next 48 hours. - Nine others, also under indictment, already have been arrested and arraigned. The 12, who comprise the gov. ing board of the Communist in the U. 8. are. accused of ting and teaching the overthrow of the government “by force and violence.” Still at Large The three still at large include: Robert Thompson, chairman of the New York State Communist Party; Gilbert Green, chairman of the Chicago district and Gus Hall, chairman of thé Ohio Communist Party. The last member of the “polit. buro” to be arrested and arraigned was Irving Potash, manager of the furriers joint council

and only labor leader among the top 12. He suirendesed early yesterday at federal court.

‘EMPTY. WARNING — The sign

pointed on the building goes unheeded as residents and business operators’ at this downtown location throw garbage and trash in the rear of their building. The accumulation, a breeding place for rats and flies, has gone unnoticed by the City Health. Department sanitary inspectors. This garbage . and trash "dump" is located a few steps south of E. Washington St. between New Jersey and East Sts.

pleaded innocent. ‘He was released in $5000 bail,

2 Professors Linked To Red School in East

SEATTLE, July 23 (UP)—A former Communist charged today that two University of Washington professors were among x class of 70 U. 8. educators he ‘ taught in’ a wecret school for Communist intellectuals. George Hewitt, member of the Communist party from 1027 to 1044, said the school was located on a farm near Kingston, N. Y,, and directed in 1938 by top Communists now up for deportation.

U. S. Statement

ASHING TON, end eons a (UP) on another F men! enh daca en nro roe hy 3 som- chell, 3, Klinger Lake, received a head injury, also fa o. Hie oi be hospitalized. Shae AREE SB EE SA nt, Mh q noe y! e ly amazoo, 43% - il ho Was Tot, hurt

Three Lose Lives In State Traffic

the state as a result of traffic accidents last night and early today. -

mac.

Mich.

er, was killed early today when his car went off of a road south of Winacac. State was pinned under the vehicle and was found after the accident by a farmer,

Marion General Hospital of a skull jrastuly Ie receiv car crash a 9 and ng Marion.

Clo! collided ° head| George Pachinger, 44, Anderson.

Theater Owner Dies As Car Leaves Road

RIPLEY, Me., July rily about her cottage

Tired of It All, Hello Girl Puts Exchange on the Blink

Cuts All Cables So as Not to Weaken; And Why Not?—She Owned the Sheebang

23 (UP)—Mrs. Winifred Hatch bustied mer here today--not at all sorry she ripped up

Three persons were killed Infine village switchboard and left this town of 350 persons sharing &

single emergency p

The dead: Richard Hathaway, 33, Wina-

Great.” It was too bad the

Dwight Cloud, 12, Marion. William J. Gerardo, 53, Sturgis,

Mr. Hathaway, a theater own- ‘After All

police said he will have to do the

lowned the telephone

i Cloud died last night in|, J WE TY

Meanwhile, disgruntl

Young in a two-

10 miles south of

State Employes Hurt’

The car in which the youth was with his mother, Edna and a brother and sister

wwithé-‘one” driven: by hed. Bix

wis ‘long enough.. she said. waar. Fachinger, a State High-| She wanted 4o sell th ay Commission employee, suf-|No luck. 8he wanted verte The away. Still no luck."

mission:

land Telephone & Telegraph Co. wouldn't be able to furnish gervice for four or five months, she sald, but that wasn't her worry.

“After all,” said the 45-year-old widow, “people got along without telephones for a long time before the things were invented. Ripley

folk trekked to Mrs. Mary Litchthe junction of Ind.|fe1d's general store and post office where the N. BE. T. & T. installed an emergency line last Saturday after Mrs. Hatch quit in spectacular fashion. What they said Mrs. Hatch was plenty caustic. But Mrs, Hatch was unper-

wrote the Public, Utilities Com-

pay station. “I got sick and tired of asking, ‘Number, please? * she sald. “I guess I just wasn’t cut out to be an operator. because it's great to be free.

New Engwhen ‘she was sit switchboard, it was a: The lines were busy. She thinking how nice it would

same, I sxshange

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Midwest Wind Damage $250,000

CHICAGO,

about

theswrong "Too. long,

e business. to give it

that stru ar s on he ck the area yesterday.

Voorhees, 29, and '

Mrs. Cloud and her daughter, ' “Gentlemen: I don’t want this Catherine, were slightly job any longer.” their plane to the ground as Mr.jogh When his car plowed into ‘the of a tractor-trailer truck one tude.

Hog

. Closing deals in the hog market atthe Indianapolis Stockyards to-

day showed hogs losing much of |Common-— their earlier advance over yester-| %00- 900 pounds ............ 17.00023.50 day's slump. Early and bulk, (All Welzbts) si staion sales had been fully 50 cents high«|Medium 5... inn 11.80 31.80 er than yesterday in an active Gubler” and common . [email protected] h OMIDEE or. freisnererianessots [email protected] trade. Bulls (All Weights) Cattle bidding continued to|Bee— drag with a limited supply of [0904 (Al Welght) .....uiuiee H.50G0.80 steers and heifers selling weak to Sausage lower, Cows were again under (Soa li Hen ® Tow bid. Good and choice vealers [email protected]

Jost about $1, with fat lambs unevan to go 50 cents or more lower, 7 duly 23

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‘Market Loses Some Of Early Price Advance

Medium

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CALVES Good to choice Common to medium Culls (75 lbs,

(875)

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One tornado cut

demolished buildings, roofs and uidings, Tipped of Communications were Buy

Storm Rips State

{No injuries were reported.

of Eaton Rapids. eastern Illinois and western In and utility poles,

3 Steel Workers Agree on Wage

Shipbuilding Workers (CIO) an reached a East Coast shipyards. strike at midnight if a settlemen no strike vote had been taken.

dent of Bethlehem Steel,

I'm glad I did it|

"Mrs. Hatch said she never received an answer. Then last was and Charles C. a t night.Marion County Liquor Board, |- was/have been asked for thelr resig‘be/nations. They were scheduled to at home on her cool front porch, “S80,” "she said, her eyes twinkling, “I decided to go home. I cut all the wires very neatly. I ripped the connections out of the board. I severed the trunk linesithe

“Then I went home and slept

a four-mile

Another tornado struck across the state line at Waukesha, wa.

One woman was reported serl.| Post: ously injured at Eaton; Rapids, Mich. The storm, which weather in experts said was “not quite a tornado,” swept a 10 mile area north

Another violent storm tore into diana, knocking over trees, crops

NEW YORK, July 23 (UP)The Bethlehem Corp. and the Industrial Union of Marine apd

nounced today that they had new wage agreement covering. 28,000 employees at nine

The union could have called a

.Jhad not been reached. However,

Union President John Green and Joseph M. Larkin, vice presisaid terms of the agreement would be’ announced after ratification

GOP Storm Brews In ABG Switch

Link Change to New County Lineup

A new Republican factional storm was brewing today over a patronage switch of two employees of the Al lic Bever-

Meis¢hke, the

ABC's | representative on the

be replaced by Arthur Stettler and ‘J. Roland Duvall, local attorneys. The switch was a clear cut result of the change of' control in Marion County GOP ‘organization. The two men who were asked to resign were recom-

the first place by James L. Bragford, former party boss. The replacements ‘have * the recommendation of Cotinty Chairman James Ingles. Charge Purge ; "But the move reached into the organiza feud as well,

. |ntate July 23 (UP)—{Gf@vs the Bradford group in the | Communities in five Midwestern th ad Py states today reported damage totaling almost $250,000 from tornadoes, high winds, rain and hail

county was identified with the abortive gubernatorial campaign of Sen. William E. Jenner. Mr. Ohrn, at least, also has been pegged as a ‘Jenner man”

diate storm of charges that the two were being purged as a diresult of the continuing fight between Jenner forces and

ground as Mr, Voorhees banked it st & low alt. |the group that beat him for gov- fo

ernor for statewide party organization control. Actually, here's how it works. persons;| Certain jobs are regarded. as the #f| patronage of certain counties. .|These two happened to be Marfon County's and Sus. tomarily if the county asks for a change in one of his county's ‘patronage. plums, it is done by the commission or whatever department controls the

In this case, the ABC action agreeing to the recommendation of the Marion County organization was normal and routine 80 long as the replacements are qualified to do the jobs. Circulation Petition

Meanwhile, the: anti-Jenner forces which put over Hobart Creighton for the GOP governor nomination, quietly continued their drive to unseat State GOP Chairman Clark Springer. They are circulating a petition among members of the state committee to call a special meeting to fire Mr. Springer. The Jenner forces, generally headed by members of the Indiana Senate and congressional delegations, are trying to retain =|Mr. Springer who has indicated he will fight to stay in the job. Although the exact number of signatures on the petition Wis not known, it was reported nearing the 11 necessary to call the t {meeting over Mr. Spetnget's objection.

RODENT IMPORTED T0 U. 8. Nutria, the big South American rodent that yields one of the most prized of furs, is now living in |colonies in the coastal marshes of Louisiana and Texas.

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his life, will be at 2:30 p, m. Saturday in the South Side Seventh Day Adventist Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Crabtree, who fell dead

Fish Hook Removed From Youth's Lip + —

Minnesote St, calight himself with a fish hook today and it took General Hospital doctors to get him loose.

draws a line with a hook at-

ages Commission. A Gerald W, Ohrn, hearing judge,

mended directly or ‘fndirectly in |.

Robert King, 18, of 1812 W.

Mr. King told police he was

ched through his teeth while EE LBIog his gear. The line slipped out of his hand and the hook snagged his lip.

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