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BEFORE—Robert Johnston: a veteran who came back from the war to fight a housing battle, puts the final touches on the house which he and wife, Joan (in background with infant son Stephen] built themselves at 825 Gibson St. was chosen as a “project for bricklayer apprentices who brick-ve-neered it free,

AFTER—Here is the same home after 20 pprenfices worked | fon 8:30 a. m. fo 6:30 p. m. in a contest of speed and skill. Chosen gs the most skillful was Lindsey Lewis, 4911 Rockville Rd., also a * He received a silver trowel trophy, $25 cash, a certifiht to vie for $500 in the state contest at pt. 4.

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{Congress |ganized labor.

Seripps-Howard MILWAUKEE, Aug. International Typographical Union moves today to endorse bargaining which in the past year have it into conflict on a wide front with newspaper publishers, commercial printing firms and the National Labor Relations Board. The convention here, before winding up its business tonight, is lexpected to give wide discretion in future moves to the union

Law. This act forbids the closed shop, which has been the cornerstone of the printers organizing policy, The apparent hope is that some of the union's many" legal disputes eventually will be resolved in its favor, and also that the November election will produce a more favorable to orThe printers are joining the AFL's campaign to defeat all congressmen who voted for the Taft-Hartley Law. Score Affidavits The convention produced almost an upset of thé Randolph leadership on the issue of why the union's international officers have not filed with. NLRB their affidavits that they are not members of the Communist Party. Various local leaders contended | that the union's failure thus to qualify itself with NLRB is impeding and in some cases blocking organizational efforts. A committee reported that the affidavits would be filed when they are demanded by the best interests of the union, Mr. Randolph said, “we want neither the benefits nor the burdens of that

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t Asks Release

As ‘David’ Guardian Dawson ' Petitions Court for Resignation

lent affairs of

Walker, 13-year-old evangelist,

today.

a petition in Probate Court, ask:

and released from his bond.

Brought Back to Life, Woman Suffers Relapse

MABSSILON, 0. Aug. 30 (UP) —A woman brought back to life by a quick-acting doctor when her heart stopped beating during an operation yesterday is

s0/S0n charged that the Rev. Hoekstra has turned over to the wendell L. Willkie High School.

re- Walker,

Rev. Raymond Hoekstra,

lall funds collected and disbursed during the last six months of the

00 boy's’ preaching campaign.

‘Should Be More’ Since last February, Mr. DawMr.

guardianship only $360.55. “There should be more than that amount in the trust fund,” Mr. Dawson's petition stated.

Chicago,

ported in critical condition today. Mrs. Helen Ertle, 31, was undergoing a ‘minor operation” at City Hospital here when her breathing stopped and her heart apparently failed. Dr. John Rohrbaugh, an ex-| Army surgeon, quickly started! direct hand massage of her heart for six minutes. The surgeon made an incision in her abdomen and reached in

again by squeezing it in his hand.

AND, BOY, HOWDY

EVERETT, Mass, Aug.

the city.

to start the vital organ pumping ship.

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‘taken out of the

and welfare are being negelcted.| Petition Dismissed

Juvenile Court ruled last week, pike,

that the boy was in good healthiand Barbara Cline, Elwood. {and was not being neglected. Them

1 jpazents' petition was dismissed. a {parents to dissolve the

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Real Silk Net $491,000

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‘president, Woodruff Randolph, in his fight against the Taft-Hartley

Another chapter in the turbu- made “Little David”

was recorded in Provate Court Judges See Double,

James M. Dawson. attorney, Select Twins as who has been legal guardian for

the boy since last December, fled TOMato Queens ing that he be relieved of his Job

Mr. Dawson sald he wants to! had two tomato queens today. resign his guardianship job be- Judges at the annual Tomato cause Little David's manager, the Festival saw double and Mea has|it. failed to submit an accounting of

The guardian’s action followed history that two queens were several weeks of legal wrangling crowned. Both will receive a levin Juvenile Court here where the ing boy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack|dresses, a watch, a two-day trip sought un-ito the State Fair, and the privisuccessfully to have the bOY/lege: of watching Grant Circuit guardian‘ship and made a ward of the court the ground that his health|

Also pending in Probate Court is petition filed by the!

suardisa- Youth fo Gallop

Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.| (UP)~—The first motorist to re- reported a& net income for the a 15-year-old Indianapolis youth! ceive, a warning letter for oyer-|first six months of this year of staged a Hoosier version of the time “parking at one of Everett's $491,000 after depreciation and | pony express: 00 newly installed parking meters|taxes. was Malcolm T. Hill of Newton period last year was §404,611, the man who sold the devices to/Robert. A. Efroymson, president,

C. C. Hadley

Indianapolis Press Club, Gamma and Rho Fra-

ternities. He is survived by the wife, Mrs. Areva VanHuss Hadley; a son, Richard V. Hadley; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loles Hadley, Mooresville, and a brother, Russell V. Hadley, of Rensselaer. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.

Tension Increases In Harvester Strike

Company Says Union Creating New Issues

Tension increased today in the tug-of-war between the International Harvester Co. and UAW strikers. The company fired a blast at union negotiators, charging that they were giving more effort to creating new issues than settling the contract before them. The charges were made in an open letter to all strikers and was signed by the works managers of the six International Harvester plants. Pay Day for Strikers This morning was pay day. A

the main gate and issued checks to strikers from 9 to 12. Coffee pots bubbled on the picket line at the Brookville Rd. plant as 25 pickets challenged| ——— office workers and management personnel for credentials. In Chicago, there was another meeting called today. But both company and union officials agreed little progress was being

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Declared winners of the festival's beauty contest last night were Irene and Ilene Dellinger, 18-year-old twin daughters of

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harness racing from the Governor's box, Selected for the Queens’ court] were Pam Kahre and Helen! {Chapman, both of Peru; Deloris Miss Evansville of 1948,

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in less than two days. The youth and his steed were corralled by State Trooper Byron |

K. P. DUTY—Hoosiers Ernest G. Parcels and Harold S. Martin, both of Lebanon, and Paul D, Trainor, 3601 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis (left to right), break the traditional Naval K. P, scowl with smiles, as they peel potatoes aboard the PC |240 | cruising on Lake Michigan. All are members of the Indianapolis Naval Reserve Bri~gade on a |4«day training cruise. :

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