Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1948 — Page 13

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"WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 — The] unk i labob unions hear-| are being used i a publi

ss we am i fy r ‘open defiance of Philip Murray, president of the CIO, by

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mes EASY cision nleling, members. of his. organ: lievably easy,” Ati Julius Emspak; secretary-|

treasurer of the CIO United Electrical Workers, and to James J. Matles, ‘that union's ‘director of (Ts organization, Chairman Charles J. Kersten |(R. Wis.). read the following’ statements by Mr. Murray in a recent CIO rally near Harrisburg, Pa.: “The American people do not . want to have ‘the Communist party dominate their lives, and as a leader of labor in America I shall devote my life fighting the encroachment of the commies into any trade union in this coun-

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Rett out oF sens, ~1¥ 68 Doctors Named * More Definite a . Mr. Matles was. asked, “have, On Committees you got the courage to say wheth-| Dr. Bert E. Ellis, president of er you agree with Mr. Murray?” the Indianapolis: Medical Society, He replied, “I. expect to ‘be a yesterday named a committee of delegate to the CIO converntion|gg local physicians to make prep(Nov. 22 in "Portland, Ore.) and arations for the 99th annual ses- Ferguson family in the last 15 if the subject is brought up I willlsion of the Indiana State Medical - - umber 10, a boy, was born express my views within the fam-| Association Oct. 26, to ‘Oct. 28 in eral Hospital, Tokyo, where the ily of ‘the CIO.” [the Murat Temple. Ferguson family,..now & Tound Mr. Emspak was more definite., The Indianapolis Soclety js dozen; is really occupying Japan. ’_“No..I wouldn't support Murray official host for the meeting,| The family of the 35-year-old in that statement,” he said. “The which ~~ will feature = Scientific {Sergeant and his 38-year-old wife, ..greatest threat to this country ‘is |papers, . entertainment, medical Leona, is believed to be the largin the employers of labor. Murray lexhibits and satellite conferences. lest ‘occupation family in the Far

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ears,” says Staff Sgt. Joseph D.

is entitled to his own Views: If Committee “personnel tamed by Dr ‘East. he wants to take that line it's his | [Ellis" include Ferguson, own business.” [Smoker 30d, Sag Cllford | EC and powderman”-for a road con“But,” the Wisconsin Congress-| Wein iA Dan E. Talbott and Albert /struction crew working for the| man persisted, “as Mr. Murray | is YE paneecary TE {United States Department , of In-| your superior officer—.” ratt Money terior, says: “I don't see how |

Paul K. Cullen, Kenneth L. Craft “He's not my superior officer, ois Jarding and Paul G. Iske ‘ antern—Lester H. Hoyt, snapped Mr. Emspak.

I can afford to réturn te civilian! chairman:|jife as 'long as the Army con-|,

|Donald J. Caseley, J. L. Arbogas No Witch Hunter . a, Clifford C. Taylor. tinues . paying Howanges.” : “But .he’s president of the CIO. | a eriainmentowaler D. — * Draws $422.3 Don’t. you think it's up t0 yOu 10 Leffel Jr. Reid L. Keenan, W. Burleigh, When pay ‘day Sean. afound| tigate what he says?” atthew. ; . pa) inves ary Service—Roy A. Gelder, chalr- €Very month, hé draws ‘a total of}

“ Mii t's hot. my. Joh lo. £2 Around man; 3 Hawk Sidney A’ Xeufl- $422.30, which js more than the

on witch hunts man. | Wimubd “5.” Hugyare, “Herbert L. {base pay of a Till colonel. “His

titled to. say Whatever . the hell Women ~Physicians—Martha' C. Souter, jonly deductions are $22 for. fam-| he wants,” |ehairman; Frances T. rown, Laura Hare,

When Mr. Murray: Decale C10 Mary" Alice Norris, Jane M, Ketcham man, James 8. McBride, headquarters. duty with “C"” troop.of the -1st olf —Edwin W. Dyar, chairman; Jiich: Mye W. Day, Waiter P. Kelley, Ti {Army.” wil ing closer. Observers believe that (Stone: Nin |man: Rollin Moser. Harold C Adkins |DUt he now confesses that “Army|

president he fell heir to the left-| |stavion Br. D: clean house in CIO [Harcourt able to do much with the leader-|J. © Squadron, thi Cavalry Regiment, rowning, Joseph E. Walther, Laverne) 0 y [Bowers. Ted L. Grisell, e I. 8 The showdown between M Lam = Before enlisting in the Army in Donal w. Brodie. only a fear of bringing about a bese’ General Arrangements Committee Bert life is much easier and the pay

ElRend i Sin E. wingers. He pursued a cautious Dalton, hae 23% Fee he Suge amily occupies course for some years, and last Fraternity and ass—Okis' W Sicks. la seven-room ‘house near Camp fall began to ’ chair Allan ¥ King, whére the sergeant is on He has not been jonni Greist, William 52" Bugan, Cyrus lark, Bernard D. Rosenak 6 “ships of a dozen CIO unions—UE |g % ist Cavalry Division. Vitus al at is the largest—which follow the B. ARs Thomas W, dobmgon, the camp call Ferguson: “one of Communist party line. lon Recep on—Roy ers. ¢ Shaltima {the best supply sergeants in the! M. Kell Murray and the leaders of the | Taam B. Noble Jr., ’ to be grow-|A. Shugart. John M. L.|June, 1944, the sergeant tried his! leftwing union appear to be grow th, D. Gam ig oF (hand at farming on a 140-acre NSE JE ak Horate 31. Saks. cial {plot of land near Kewa, Wash.,| 0 ng-—- n Air crack-up of the CIO can keep it Hod nH

convention. = 8 heay In the 50 Ea CEL} of Magtha © Ry er. /much better.” & Garvie 3. Bokuer, Clflorig, Cos Overseas = Year Judge Hof Hoffman fo Talk Resume Music Series | Mrs. Ferguson and the nine Judge. Joseph O. Hoffmann of Times State Service children (six boys, three girls)

the Juvenile Court will address'’ GREENCASTLE, Oct. 1—The arrived in Japan a" year ago.’ the Association of Retired Rail- “Living Music”. series, presented! “All of the children were way Employees at their meeting at 8:45 a. m, each Sunday during ‘adopted’ by soldiers on the ship 2 p. m. Tuesday on the ninth floor the winter season from.DePauw long before we lost sight of] ~ of the Big Four building. He will University, will be resumed Sun- land,” she recalls. speak on * “Juvenile Delinquency.” day. “The three oldest boys would

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Gl in Japan Has 10 Children, 5 Servants;

Can't ‘Afford’ to Become Civilian Again

By RICHARD: C. FERGUSON, NEA Staff Correspondent TOKYO, Oct. 1-—-“The squalling of a baby is music b my

Ferguson,

It also makes it possible for Sgt. Ferguson to live like a colonel, since this squalling of babies has been multiplied 10 times in the 1

years, recently at the Army's 49th Gen-

uke to get’ back to the farm in | Washington and romp around in the hills, but I'm sure they have forgotten about carrying water for the house, washing and dryFar|\0g dishes and hundreds of other little. chores that are now being

a former “plaster| 400 by our servants. We

{three maids, a seamstress and a {gardener here but we certainly {can't afford such service at me.”

“Sister Marian Enters Carmel

{Who is the second member of her |family. to become a Carmelite,

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er in ceremonies at 4 p. m. Sunday in the monastery chapel. Sister Marian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Quinlan of Soperton, Wis, and a graduate’ of St. | Mary-of-the-Woods College, is the Hoa Miss Emma Louise Quin-

| member’ of the Carmel commu- | nity for several years. ‘A third member of the Quinlan family |also is in a religious order, [- The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, will | bestow the black veil in the ceremony. It serves as a token of the {fact that Sister Marian has taken|* I'her final vows after five years of residence in Carmel. The Feast of the Little Flower, {or 8t. Therese, falls on Sunday, | the closing date of the movena {honoring the saint. The Rev, Fr. | Victor Goosens will give the ser{mon at the 4 p. m. service follow- | ing Solemn Benediction. The Very Rev. Msgr. J. J. Doyle will assist Archbishop Schulte at benedictipn. Elmer Steffen, K. 8. G., will direct thé music. General arrangements will be in ‘charge of the Rev. Fr. Raymond! Bosler, chaplain of the monastery. ister Marian will receive vis-! flors “Monday and Tuesday. Her! ‘father and mother, other rela-|

‘Jitives and friends are expected to

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| Scattered showers last night | marked the end of a rainey spell lin Indiana. No rain is due until | Monday or Tuesday, the Weather | Bureau said. Starting as light {rain in the northern part of the 'state, rainfall will average .1 inch in the North to 25 inch in the ! South. This morning's partly cloudy ‘skies -will remain cloudy this afternoon and through tomorrow. Today's expected high temperature of 76 will drop to 54 tonight and tomorrow will be cooler with a high of around 70. Temperatures will average two, to five degrees below normal in| the five day period starting to-| imorrow. Normal maximum tem-

from a maximum of 70 in the northern sections of Indiana to

North to 50 in the South. Warmer weather is forecast for|

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News Analyst to Speak ‘At C. of C. Meeting

"Don Bolt of Brazil, Ind. lecturer and news analyst, will address a dinner meeting sponsored by the World Trade Department of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Oct. 12 in the Marott Hotel. |. The meeting will pay tribute] to the executives and personnel | of transportation firms serving| Indianapolis . exporters and importers. -

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Police Use Helicopter | NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (UP)-—=The|

copter to its air force today. The) $30,000 craft will ’ supplement | harbor patrol and rescue work | on land and sea, assist in traffic ‘surveys and dust fested areas with DDT.

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