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“Bribe Taker
Promises Disclosure
In Parole Case
A former state prison guard told The Times yesterday he was {prepared to put the finger on a state official who he said accepted a bribe to.obtain paroles for pri|son inmates, In a letter relayed by his attorney. Virgil Barkley of Chester{ton, asked Governor Gates to set the date for the disclosure. The letter said Mr. Barkley decided to take his attorney's -adivice and tell the governor ‘the truth” about the case of Carl R. Todd, convict whose parole was revoked recently. Mr. Barkley and {another guard. William R. Storey, were fired Oct. 1 on charges of trafficking with prisoners and relaying money for attoritrey fees to an Indianapolis lawyer in the Todd case.
State Police Investigate
Plane Crashes
Flying Back From IU, Cracks Up In Field
Charles W. Holder, 44, Indianapolis attorney, was killed last| night when the small plane he was piloting crashed in a field near Seymour. ’ Active in legal and-JIndiana University alumni circles, Mr. Holder was flying back to In-| dianapolis from a meeting which| he had attended at the university.| Witnesses said Mr. Holder, circled Freeman, Field, near Sey-| mour, several times in what ap-| peared to be an attempt to land] his plane. The field is not equipped! with lights, 1 Down in Wheat Field State Police said Mr. Holder's plane was equipped with landing lights only. The plane came down in a wheat field just north of the
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The left wing of the ship apparently struck the ground as the, plane was landing. The plane]
1 ito last th’ wh hardened flipped over. Mr. Holder's body, 4 o last month/ when a harde
in 3 § 4 life term gonvict. Richard Sweet, C= Sn rns Adem 8 reeks RP ISIIEE. . a mo oi LL NS % f [lice ter niet, . dot The are wis demo reied. EEENED hE FATE EDV BTA ANI Le Rearre 3 Cale J. Holder. brother of the
rey certain Statehouse official with $2500 to abtain a parole that never materialized. He also contended he had poured another $700 into the attempt, $500 of
crash victim, said Mr. Holder left his office shortly after noon yes-' terday and flew his plane to the IU campus. He attend an initia- A : tion “meeting of Sigma Delta TWO.STEP—A new twist in labor-management harmony was 100 was to be a down payment Kappa legal fraternity of which ‘4. ciated at a union dance in Hotel Severin last night. 5 an Indianapolis attorney on a he was national grand secretary.! n., J Chain Local 1697, United Steel Workers (ClO), ‘were legitimate attorney fee to repre-
The brotnse Se hosts for management. The girl is Miss Virgie Huffa of 1818 N. [sent Sweet and two of his “stir was late in y
and was overtaken by darkness. Delaware St, unicn punch press cperator. Her partner is Charles puddies. these. presumably was 8 J . Inar vie rai Rant: of : ] hain o. Inc. 3 se, S| y, Nafive of Illinois WwW negardner, vice president of Diamond Chain Co., Todd.
A native of Mattoon, Ill, Mr. State police were called in by
3 — | Holder had resided in Indianapo-| orkers' Squawks Bring Governor Gates to investigate.
| Their report to date. based partly
with his brother inlaw practice. : * » on statements made by Todd who He lived at. 915 E. Mapie Rd. A Dream-Like Office is being kept temporarily “in the He was graduated from the old, ‘ I {State Teformatiry, shows: sweet jamin on_Law School 000 » at in January Swee in 1925 I es gtoon ’ Employer Spends $250, or Flowers, | made out_a_ $700 check on his a juris doctor's degree from the, Television and Bar for Hired Help prison account to a Gary lawyer, Bchool, | NEW YORK, Oct. 23 (UP)—I. M. Strauss today answered his Genrge Michasls , Wha Cashed 3 Mr. Holder was president of omnovees’ complaints about bad working conditions in the home ge uote a 3 vo or himself, the Indiana Law Alumni. AS80- mice with $250,000 worth of improvement, including television and ‘urne over the balance of $665 ciation of Indiana University Law plack onyx restrooms. . i cash to Suara Storey 8 wie, School, ‘secretary of the Indian-| = Mr Strauss, president of Strauss Stores. an auto and radio ac-| 8. Wal Jus nd rey apolis Bar Association. a position cessory chain, formally opened the dream offices in, suburban turne Jove i= oh arkley, he had held for the past six years, Maspeth, Long Island, with em- : nr — deducting $15 for himself.
_— . acting. secretary of ‘the Indiana|ployees. civil leaders and busi- io THREE: That Napa key State sar Association, and a past nessmen present. : fuman SS | Toone and forces CIs oir \ a secretary of Indianapolis Lawyers Architect Simon B. Zeinick. pro- } Aly Corpo
tion Counsel, as a down payment
Commission. Mr. Bobbitt said he [obtained “the parsie “for Todd
Association. fessor of architecture at New © Member of Club {York University, ~ designed the . ‘Me Too’ on a fee Lo represent Sain ~~The.attorney was a member of structure after employees sent | I$ g pa -1el y
88 Peter and Paul Cathedral and suggestions. The results:
2 Past prea nt of ne Cathe More Like Movie Set- Accuses Governor [through normal channels. ral’'s Men's Club. e also held! : ! : y Miss Jo Temple operates the ‘ ’ | FOUR: That Mr. Barkley took IA Nership in the Co-Operative i hhoard in a yacht-like glass| Of ‘Double Talk most of the $150 balance of the ~ i X y closure guar-| ER . i SOD. Funeral services ‘will be at 10 and’ amberwood enclosure g Times Straw Vote, Page“? .money back into the prison, in
anteed to amaze Hollywood. - cash, and turned it-over to Todd.
Surviving -are his wife, Mrs.
ling, dAsion and recording{President Truman tonight accused Dorothy Holder of the home. 915 ing lelevisio Eg
. Ifacilities for music in the lounge,|Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of trying, E. Maple Rd.; a son, James T.| "Banus of flowers, glass block |to “double talk” his way into the Holder: his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | windows, diaphonous drapes and{White House with a “me too” in-|
statement to state police.
Police Continue Probe Mr. Barkley, however, departs
John W. Holder, all of Indian- Tow Hien from the officla) state. police thick carpeting. |dorsement of the New Deal which h ! . apolis, and two brothers, Cale 7! Black onyx restrooms with|the Republican record won't stand. version of the frabsaution in the of Indianapolis. and Thomas E. glass enclosed shower stalis. Mr. Truman hurled the charge Matter of the $150 balance left
Holder of Anderson. Conference room with openin a speech at Pittsburgh's Hunt after paying the $3500 attorney
fireplace and 10-foot, fully stocked! Armory where the Republican fee. [He contends privately that
Get Special Diets major labor talk just 12 days ago. Ratehousd official” hom he met ! Mr. Strauss said that by unani-| The President made an eight- 0 the east corridor of the stateGoing Down, Up— g
mous consent they installed a| point comparison of Mr. Dewey's house. ) K T § homey dining. room and kitchen speech with the record of the State Police, meanwhile, are eep opcoa with latest electronic cooking de-|GOP-controlled 80th Congress on continuing the investigation on ee vices, deep freezers and expert|labor and social and economic two tracks—further investigation It's up. It's down. ° cooks who check with wives on|matters during the last two years.|into practices of guards at the The. mercury, we mean. any special diets employees may| “The candidate says ‘me too’,’— state prison. and checking of
. Even though your molars might'have. Food is sold near cost. the President said. “But the Re-/Sweet's charge that he previously have rattled last night from a| “We have a new motto here, publican record says ‘We're had paid out, through a “friend,” brisk chill zooming through thejnow.” Mr. Strauss.said. “There's|against it." These two phrases,ia $2500 bribe. rafters, today, the weatherman no place like home—but oh, you|'Me too ind ‘We're against it’| a say. you can chuck the topcoat office!” ! sum up the. whole Republican . . in favor of a more fluffy, sum-! ne campaign. But it isn't funny.” Death Grins at merish garb. | y . Declaring that Mr. Dewey has ‘ . . y The skies will be sunny. he saa | |T'S HaFFy=ing— embraced (he Tatt-Hartley labor ‘Grinning Clown with pleasant temperatures dur- aw “lock, stock and barrel,” the “AC v ing the afternoon. Come evening Two Men Involved President said the GOP nominee| CHIC AGO. Oct. 23 (UP) however. the “topper” might feel IOWA CITY, TA. Oct. 23 (UP)| tried to tell you that it is the IH SUM. the fhmous grinning cozy. Partly cloudy but warm is - Harry may be having his trou-|Taft-Hartley Act that is driving| ~~ tonfht,” apparently tes, the forecast for tomorrow. bles at Wisconsin, but Harry has|th® Communists out of labor tinated for oP in: Potter's High today will be 65 and the/some supporters at Iowa. junions. . ow 0 ) > | Taking their a Univer-| “The truth is.” Mr. Truman Field Unless someone offers to [sity of Wisconsin students who|®dded, “that the Communists are PAY for his funeral.
TTT ’ N i iv , | Charles De Melo, one of the : {hoisted a “Goodbye Harry" ban-|PeIng driven out by the unions| \ Fo Trolley Cars Collide [foisted a “Goodbye Harry gane| themselves in the good American| 38 Tops best clowns in his time In Brooklyn, 50 Hurt [in Madison last. week to express("ay. the county hospital
NEW YORK, Oct. 23 (UP)- their opposition t8 Coach Harry The Pittsburgh speech climaxed De Melo tried until the end to Fifty persons were. injured, 11 Stuhldreher, Towa students held|® day-long campaign across the ke a comeback. He haunted seriously. when two trolleys col-|UP a “We're for Harry" ‘sign he- ate bidding for Pennsylvania's the circus lots asking for jobs 8 sly. - , EN 35 elecforal votes. : ’ lided tonight in Brooklyn. police 1 aa fowa Notre Next week Mr. Truman win Put each time the answer. was the
reported. Another sign, however. ex- Speak at Chicago, Cleveland, Bos- ga "youre too old.” He was Twenty-seven of the injured lained that they meant Harry/ton. New York, Brooklyn, S8t.|°°, were taken to hospitals and the fo man ; arr) [ Louis, and his home town of In- While he dreamed of returning others were given first aid at — a dependence, Mn. to. the sawdust ring. he worked the scene. ee as-a dish washer, a handy, man The collision occurred near the N@W Look for Atom SINGERS MARRIED jand stable hand. ve
entrance to Prospect Park Zoo.! WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 (UP) | PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23 (UP) Motorman John McCarthy, 30,!—A 5.500-pound atomic “eye” |-—Wilbur Evans, star baritone of Throw Book at Driver told police he stopped his car to'that can peer through 16 inches|thé stage and Singer Suzanna! . . adjust a guard rack. A following of steel has been built for weap: | Foster, were married today in a Following wild Chase trolley operated by Lione}) Green, on research, the navy sald to-|brief, simple ceremony in the Police threw the book of 26, rolled down a hill and hit the night. Registers of Wills’ office. i
{charges at Lee D. Jones, 28, of first car. Mr. Green said his trol- TTT ~~ |441 Bright St. last night after he ley's brakes failed:
reportedly attempted to pin Mo-
ee B0-mile per. hour.chase.
serials. - er asin |
ipsam “Polio Victim to eg On Inside Pages toreycle Patrolman to the curb in
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\ - —— - Patrolman Badgley reported He 5 Iron Lungs on Trip {Survey shows college GI's want state bonus .... Page 2 began chasing Jones when' the
PENVER, Oct. 23 (UP) —A i ! ROTY : ; i man drove through a red light at young New Jersey woman Hoosier county. serves as guinea pig: while census Northwestern Ave. and sped into
stricken with polio since 1045, willl takers make test run. a photo-story i: Page §|Fall-Creek Bd. _ use five different iron lungs in a! . 0 ; . {| On the boulevard, Jones carefully - arranged automobile Behind the ballot. . . © Hoosier women active in [jammed on his brakes and ‘trip. to Denver, officials of the! politics ... a photo-story reves nrere strane Page 17 swerved toward the policeman.
Natjonal Foundation for Infantile|
Patrolman Badgley said he Paraylsis announced today.
(Society, clubs, other news of interest to women, Pages 18-32) swerved his cvele out of the way
The foundation said Mrs. John|29,000 more jobs for Indianapolis . . . an illustrated and continued the chase until he W. McKenna of Medford Lakes. story ,..................... Cee rare Page 33 caught Jones at 28th St. and N. J., had to move to a higher| y : i age 3 | Boulevard P). climate, ; | (Editorials, Dear Boss, Anton Scherrer, Washington Calling, | Jones was charged with dis- { . . { rR She gaid her husband and four-| Our Fair City, other features, Pages 34-48)
[obeying an automatic traffic sig-
year-old daughter will stop at'A roundup of football games and scores ...... Page 49 nal. having no operator's license, Pittsburgh, Dayton, O., Spring-| P & &
) in. reckless driving and vagrancy. field, III, Kansas City. Mo., and (Additional sports, Pages 50-53) | 48 driving and vagrai Y Salina, Kan. At each stop an iron|Business and farm reports, locally, in the state and LEGS MANGLED lung will be ready for her. |, over the mation .............e0vvs... Pages 54-55] A man identified as Ben James . + . . Lacey of 310 N, Delaware 8t, sufFormer Governor Dies Other Features on Inside Pages + Itered amputation of his left leg
LITLE ROCK, Ark. Oct. 23] Amusement ' 47|Fashions ... 31|Dan Kidney 34.Scherrer ... 34 and mangling of the right leg (UP) — Former Gov. Carl E.|Eddie Ash 50 Food ....... 20 Mrs. Manners 26 Science .... 36 When he was struck by a switch Bailey of Arkansas died of a Bridge ..... 26|Forum ..... 34 Movies...48, 47 Sports ... 49-53 engine at Harding St. and the heart attack at his home’ here to-| Business. 54, 55|Gardening .. 28 Music ...... 43! Teen News., 24|New York Central railroad last day. Gov. Bailey served as gover- Churches ... 12| Hollywood .. 47|Politics ..... 35 Washington. 35 night. He told General Hospital nor of Arkansas for two terms) Classified 56-63 Inside Indpls, 37 Radio «...., 44 Earl Wilson. 38 internes he was walking on the from 1037 through 1941. Editorials .. 34!Junior Page 25/Ruark ...... 37/Women's, 17-32/track. ; § a bo a
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Local Attor ney New Note of Harmony Former Guard |
The parole situation dates.hack|
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wr CROWDED, BUT FUN—Here's a lens view of the floor of the Melody Manor Teen Canteen dance. More, than 400 teen-agers jammed Brookside Park Community House and survived with only a few scuffed shins.
Breaks Silence On UN Birthday
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 ({ Cordell Hull said tonight t Russia's’ “dangerous behavior’
jeopardizing peace,
birthday the former secretary state voiced hope that Russ
haps the only-—hope of endur peace.” . Instead of keeping pled
sued an opposite course.”
(they) have aroused through It was the first time that
state in November, 1044,
for about two years. Russ Reported Set To Reject Compromis
PARIS, Oct. 23 (UP)—Auth tative sources said today t
_|Russia has decided to reject small powers’ compromise formu-
la for ending the Berlin block crisis.
ment came as the United Nati Political Committee ‘in a surp
on the Palestine dispute u
elections. - Russ Demand Ouster Of 5 Berlin Officials
sia officially charged early day that the mayor and five ot officials of Berlin had viola the four-power agreement on
Meanwhile, four shots,
firmed. pink a dari 5 - 4 Hurt in Clashes With French Strikers
serve order in the crippling c¢ strike.
Jews Still Attack ~ After UN Deadline
Jewish forces still were attack
Palestine 24. hours after United Nations cease-fire de
quarters announced tonight.
and cake production would halted, ot
Just Fun, No
Soviet Endangers Peace, Says Hull
(See World Report, Page 35)
arousing the world’s anger and|
"On the United Nation's third]
leaders would come to realize] ) that the UN's code of ‘interna-| Thiz- muchas. in. TOAd& OWL tional ednduct je the best POT.
made in 1943 and 1945, he said the Russians ‘have thus far pur-|
“And through their dangerous behavior both inside and outside the United Nations.” he added,
—— [ei .'he turned $150 over to a ‘certain Weather Elevator bar. {presidential nominee made his .
the world growing impatience and! {mounting resentment.”
Hull has assailed Soviet tactics!
since he resigned as secretary of | INTERMISSION—It's the pause that. refreshes for statement was drafted in his room |
at the Bethesda, Md., naval hos-| pital where he has been a patient | “ou "
This behind-the-scenes develop- it was
moved voted to ‘postpone action|bPer of auxiliary
BERLIN, Oct. 24. (UP)-—Rus-
PARIS, Oct. 23 (UP)--Four| {persons--were injured today 2 ay clashes between strikers, police SWeaters or shirts and sport lessen: the danger of another “unand soldiers brought in from Jackets. They endanger the limbs fortunate fheident.”. France's African colonies to pre- } ot
~ Own "'Miracle' Discovery Holds Heart Surgeon's Fate
TEL AV1V, Israel, Oct. 23 (UP)
CHICAGO BAKERS STRIKE CHICAGO, Oct. 23 (UP)
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Brawls at Canteen
His| Beverly Bigelow and Gordon King. Time out for a “‘coke™
after a whirl around the floor at the canteen dance.
Melody Manner Hop Quiet as Members Blame Oct. 15 Incident on ‘Roughneck’ Group
' on were 5.7 per cent above mid-Se: el By JEAN MANEY [tember, 1947, and 47.8 per ant hat! All's quiet on the teen-age front. The bobby-soxers turned out higher than the June, 1948, level,
the ade!
g puthle.” ons all the tre
/ J "eeney and a num rise Mayor Al Feene)
nti1/to the dance this week,
policemen Che] “solid jobs” are referred to as
after the American presidential mayor says he drops in every
other week or so and has yet to
[see anything out of line.
{popular with the’ teen-agers and was engaged most of the evening
to-4 her
ireeney, ted ¥ ne)
ichatting with Ester Sheean {Ester's friends dared her to start a conversation ‘with Mayor
the/ The chaperones can find only
all
city and demanded that they ne One thing wrong with the dances. removed from office and punished, |It seems the squires ‘are on the shy. side so the gals end up misses, were fired by an assassin 9ancing with each other. The at former German Gen. Walter DOYS are quite willing to “sit this Von Seyduhl, captured by the 0De out” and to walk the girls Russians at Stalingrad and now Nome. but most of them haven't reported reorganizing the police conquered their fear of the dance forces in Soviet-occupled Ger-|[100T. many, the Debna News Agency! declared. The story was not con-| slim skirts. bobbyrsox. and, loafers
or saddle-shoes are the uniforms phil, ’ {tor-the girls. The- skins, conde | Sor. are convinced that there's
{the “new look’ but the teeners' {still cling to thick white anklets
and flat: shoes. ‘
400 strong at the dance at Melody Manor Teen Canteen at all side Park this week-end and had no fights, no brawls-—just fun. N pr TT eg The canteen has been in the news lately as the scene of a nsht The Times WISH and arrest on Oct. 15. The members resent the notoriety and say ’ “roughnecks who don’t belong to the canteen who started
lof their partners with shoes with soles two inches thick. These
“clodhoppers.” The Brookside canteen fis the
He's | 1aTReSt in the city. The dance
(floor is jammed, but the teenlagers enjoy it. Barton Rogers {and his band play for the orchestra dances. When the orchestra takes an intermission, the spon!sors pipe record music in so that there's never a dull moment. [There's a coke bar or the baljcony for that rare speciman-—-the teener that's tired of dancing. All Must Register Parents of the canteen members and Park Board officials are developing a more rigid system of checking the attendance. 1 the teen-agers are required to register and state their age when
Sweaters or tailored blouses, (NY come in and chaperones pass/up from scenes of political active
out tickets, The members and their spon-
nothing Wyong With ‘Melody Man: or. They agree, too, that another |place to dance in the East Side neighborhood would help the
ini: The boys sport cord pants, loud overcrowding at Brookside and
CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Oct.
23 (UP)-—A young surgeon lay
ing critically ill here tonight and doctors believed only the “miracle”
the his life.
Egyptian positions in southern heart operation he pioneered for rheumatic fever victims could save
, . . ad-| He (8 Dr. Horace G. Smithy, 35, who a year ago performed the
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line, United Nation truce head- heait operation for the first time. | Himself a rheumatic fever vie. “=== {tim “in his youth, Dr. Smithy condition is complicated by pneu-
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{pressed his research on the opera- monia, ition with the knowledge that he Workers at 10. big bakeries here might himself someday profit by vented involves removal of scar struck for moré pay ‘tonight. and it. a spokesman for.their union said]
The operation Dr. Smithy in-
tissue from the heart. He de-
But his condition tonight, doc-|signed a special instrument to 60 per cent of the ‘area's bread tors said, is such that the heart keep the heart pulsing during rebe operation is impossible until and moval of the scar tissus caused 1 luniess he regains strength. His|by rheumatic fever.
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. (Some sections will receive milk 10h Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
2c a Quart Charged for Home Delivery
Decrease Reflects Big Grain Crop
Milk prices, which shot up 8 ‘cents during the summer, started back down today. A 1-cent decrease in retail milk - prices became generally effective in Indianapolis today. ‘Most-of the -major milk come panies said they would cut the price of milk to 21 cents a quart on home delivery. One firm said the cut was not yet effective but probably would ‘be announced toe
| Today's cut was the first de{crease since milk® prices started {up in July. Retail prices went up {& cent a quart on July 15, Aug. !1 and Sept. 1. | Dairy officials said the cut was due principally to a bumper grain ’ {crop which has cut feed 5 {and to increased supply of milk, Use ‘Streamlined’ Deliveries Another factor locally is the {“streamlined” delivery system {which i= being’ inaugurated next [Week by several major compan
es. {Under this plan drivers will dee - liver to homes three days a week,
|[day “and offers on Tuesday, {Thursday and Saturday. Thers {will be np Sunday delivery. Until recently drivers delivered every other day.
Food Prices Dip {But Not QI' HCL
WAsRINGTON. Oct, 23 (UP) ~The partment reported tonight that consumer food prices fell slightly during the period between mid-August and said, the cost of living s at a record high. "5% | “A decline of 0.6 per ééat in retajl prices of food was Offset by higher prices for all other malo. LL R8TONPS. the department ..
It said that clothing prices and - residential rents increased 0.7 per cent during the period, house fure nishings rosé 0.9 per cent, fuel, electricity and refrigeration ine creased 0.4 per cent, and miscels laneous goods and services climbed about 0.2 per cent. The over-all cost of living : showed no change from Aug. 15 to Sept. 15, the department said. This was the first time in five months that total living costs had failed to increase. As of Sept. 15, the department sald, living costs were 6.5 per cent higher than a year earlier and 30.9 per cent above June, 1948, when most price’ controls were abandoned. Retail food prices on Sept. 1s
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