Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1948 — Page 2
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_ Around the World—
: Democrats Strike
Stormy Sessions Due As French Debate Role
~ Of Reds in Strike Wave
UN Once More Orders Jews and Arabs .. To Negotiate With Armistice.in View
By Unit
ed Press
The French government "decided today. to air in parliamentary
debate its detailed charges that the Commutist Information Bureau filled.
(Cominform) has fomented and subsidized France's two-month
series of labor conflicts.
At the same time, the government introduced in Parliament a| series of tough measures cracking ¢ down on saboteurs, strike e agl-
~tators; and black market profit- — eers, In a four-hour meeting just before Parliament convened after) :its annual holiday, the Cabinet! of Premier Henri Queuille au+thorized Jules Moch, Minister of Interior, to agree to debate a
Six Bills Seek Penal Revision
{them into office, Democrats are;
‘Patronage’ Snag
Party Unprepared To Fill State Jobs
By ROBERT BLOEM The Democratic State Commit-| J will meet tomorrow to take up where newly-elected state offi-| cials left off yesterday on the! problem of keeping state jobs
Although district chairmen and, vice chairmen, who make up the! state committee, normally guard {jealously their privilege of passing out patronage jobs, the in-| |coming administration faces a {new problem. This year, caught {by a surprise vote that swept
entirely unprepared to handle a mass patronage shift.
At their meeting yesterday]
or,
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES This Is How a 1 Fite Trap’ Looks After =
" |Mrs. Abbie Brewn, owner of the
ithe new state officials could come up with nothing better than a decision to leave many Repub-|
right-wing question asking de-|
falls of his recent charges that| Legislation Planned
international «ported the recent French strikes. The debate was expected tol ‘last two or three days. The Cabinet did not authorize “the Premier to seek a vote of con-! fidence, but government sources indicated he might do so if the debate becomes stormy.
: Palestine
THE United Nations Security Council at Paris today called on| the Arabs and Jews to negotiate a permanent armistice in Pales-| tine and again ordered the Jews to leave their recently seized territory in the Negev, Syria voted against the armistice clause, The Jews welcomed the call for armistice negotiations as the first] step toward a formal peace settlement. But their refusal to leave/ the Negev, even confronted the council with new troubles, warned grimly that the Arab nations still are determined to wipe out the Jewish state in Palestine. The council order called on the Arabs and Jews to negotiate forthwith, either _ directly or| through Dr. Ralph Bunche, act-| ing United Nations mediator.
Germany THE United States Military Government in Germany may
consist of only a few experts when the Germans take over the responsibilities of government, A. G. 8ims, executive secretary of the three-power military government organization, sald today. He predicted “major changes” in the military government's structure after establishment of the provisional Federal German State in West Germany. The German Constituent Assembly, now in session at Bonn, is drafting the proposed West Germany constitution... Japan PREMIER Shigeru Yoshida said today he would dissolve parliament and call for new national elections: after it passes law revisions. Allied Headquarters officials re-
b garded Mr! ida’s intended act as an: Ms fo violate the constitution a ve the polit-
ical power ofthe: emperor. But they hesitat'd to step In, and hoped the Japanese would settle the matter without interference,
Gets 1-10 Year Term On Assault Charge
Richard G. Benbow, 21, of 311 W. Vermont Bt., was sentenced to 1 to 10 years by Judge Saul I. Rabb, yesterday, after pleading guilty to a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. An American Indian, Benbow, confessed fatally injuring Ora R.| Riggle, 53, in a fight during a drinking spree in Military Park on July 26.
Cemetery Worker Falls
-20 Feet, Badly Hurt
A 26-year-old. workman fell more than 20 feet off a scaffold in Crown Hill Cemetery at noon today while "working on ‘a new mausoleum. The worker, Ralph Osborne, Anderson, was removed unconscious to General Hospital, where! attendants reported his condition as “serious.”
Get Birthday Pardons MANILA, Nov. 16 (UP)-Pres-| ident Elipidio Quiring, on the occasion of his 58th birthday, today| pardoned 12 prisoners including William Keller, 20, a U, 8S. Army soldier from Helena, O.
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To Overhaul System (Continued From Page One)
lcontrol for the whole penal sys-| tem in Indiana, eliminating alll !institutional boards of trustees and abolishing the State Clemency Commission. TWO: Placing all probation land parole administrations un(der the Department of Correc[tion THREE: Placing all theestate’ 8) [services connected with juvenile delinquency under a special division in the State Welfare Department. (The commission said the allocation of all juvenile de|linquency work in the Welfare| Department and adult correctional services in the Department of Corrections is recognized by leading penologists as the best! | procedure.) FOUR: Creation of a State Board of Correction which would appoint an outstanding penologist las commissioner of the department. “The major weakness of the Indiana institutions is that they are: wholly decentralized,” the commission, headed by John K. |Ruckelshaus, chairman, declared. “Modern penology supported by examples of the best penal institutions in the country, emphasizes, the absolute necessity of unified administration.” “The plain fact is that we have imperceptibly become submerged in careless, sub-standard ways of operating these institutions,” the report stated. “The single underlying cause of these conditions ig lack of understanding of the problems even by many officials and otherwida énlightenéd citizens. And back" of that is a grossly - uninformed public opinion.
__Harshness Scored “It-%s still the general opinion, unfortunately shared by some officials, that repression is” the only recourse and psychiatric and case work services, educational programs and vocational guidance in prisons merely indicate weak sentimentality,” report stated. “The method of harshness: in
prisong, os .a confession incompy s only effett ¢ | harden t ~ Td i, Sp ih “We need- sound, sc
methods t&.feach into the mi and soul of the criminal and re. vive the social law-abiding traits that lie dormant. We cannot afford to spurn the methods of modern penology. We do so only
Tat peril to ourselves.”
Mother Shoots 2 Baby
‘Sons and Herself
| WILSON, N. Y,, Nov. 16 (UP) |—The apparent” suicide of a 23-{year-old mother after she shot {her two infant sons was investigated by police today. The bodies of Mrs. Mary Stanton Ganshaw and her sons, Richlard, 2%, -and Peter, 11,, were {found last night in the parlor of {their farmhouse home when Her{man Ganshaw, 35 came home from work. The husband‘ told police he climbed through a living room jRindow to find his. sons dead on the davenport and his wife on the floor, a 20-gauge shotgun by her side. He was unable to suggest a motive for his wife's 8 actions,
Kittyhawk Off to N. Y.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Nov. 16 (UP)—The Wright Brothers’ plane: Kittyhawk, first heavier: jshan- -air machine to fly, left for| New York today aboard the U. 8. aircraft carrier Palau. It is due| to reach New York shortly after| noon Thursday.
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the
licans in jobs below policy-mak-| ing levels. Top brass, of course, will shift quickly.
Even after the party organiza- &
tion has set up a job clearance machine, it appeared likely they would still have to rely heavily on experienced Republican job-| holders in many cases, Low state] salaries will act to deter many — Democrats who might otherwisé be clamoring for state jobs from {giving up private employment. { At yesterday's meeting, new! administration officials agreed on| a policy of giving present statehouse employees 30 days notice] before firing them to make way, for Democrats. \
Ship “Movements
By United Press
Aftermath of fire that took the life of Mrs.
frame house, termed 2 “fire trap
Discusses Harvard,
Development of honors courses, the Great Books program and Harvard University’s general edu- | cation program were discussed by {Dr. Raymond Walters, president |of the University of Cincinnati, {before Butler University faculty members today. Speaking on “Trends in Higher
Abbie Brown, 48, last night is shown above. The by Chief Henry Murray, was destroyed.
Books Systems eral vard. “The Harvard answer to general education,” he said, “is that it is concerned with that part of) a student's whole education which|
[tion of their college experience lat the same time they retain their education courses at Har- freedom to choose their field of |diana Billiard Co., 1631 Southeast-|
special study.”
Lindy Alaska Bound
SPOKANE, Wash., Nov,
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_ |Safety Officia § Fatal to Local
Reports Indicate Hom
story house.
report of the fire at 416 W. 24th noon. Reports also will be made reported last night and early today. Fire Lt. Charles Commons said
house, was found dead by the emergency squad. A police report indicated that the home was a “fire trap.” The door and windows were boarded. up, the report | said. George Garnett, 37, told police that he awoke shortly before midnight to find the house on fire. He said that he and Mrs. | Brown tried unsuccessfully to] escape out the front before he made his way out the rear of the|t house. A fire at the Masonic Lodge building in Cumberland was put >ut by firemen from Warren Township. Deputy Sheriff Everett Hunt said the fire was apparently caused by an overheated furnace.
TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1948
Is Probe Blaze Woman, 48
Flames Destroy 3-Story Frame House; ~~ :
e Was ‘Fire Trap’
Fire Department safety officials today launched an investigation into a blaze that killed a 48-year-old woman and destroyed a three-
Chief Henry Murray, fire prevention director, said that a full
St, would be compiled this afteron five other blazes which were
S. Joins Control
of Scarce Foods -
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UP) —The United States has reluctantly agreed to international controls on scarce foods until {June, it was learned today. ,This country's position was outlined in answer to a United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization pal of 86 nations participating in the food allocation program. The poll asked if the plan should be continued.
replied and were ‘near unanimous’ in approving the program. {But it was learned that three big food producing countries— Canada, Australia and the U. 8.— favored dropping the controls,
Firemen extinguished a fire which badly damaged the home| of Mrs. Arthur Haygood, 6Q07 Park Ave. last night. Firemen] sald it was caused by faulty wie
Fire broke out at the King In-|
ern Ave. Cause of the -blaze was unknown.
An overheated stove was re
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undisclosed Alaska air base, Spo- |
Early this morning a fire de-
‘Seek Two Prisoners Who Killed Guard
ELIZABETHTO yr E=N, Ye |Nov. 16 (UP)—All available state {police in Essex County searched {today for two prisoners who fled {the oounty jail after killing a
ard. Sheriff John P. Crowley said
16 ported responsible for a fire at Guard Earl Torrence was found looks first of all to his life as a|(UP)~—Charles A. Lindbergh will the home of Mrs.
dead in a cell shortly after the break last night. A rope had been knotted tightly around his
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