Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1948 — Page 26

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lodge Plans FBI Holds Hoosier As Parole Violator

Bp Installation Rite | Chester Maurice Boone, 26, was James R. Cole will be installed arrested by FBI agents in Muncie|

th bk ; : o.Capil ol Gri Ww dsto RVC}: se worehipiui Master ot Prospect Yesterday on u warrant by the| 3 {Lodge No. 714, F&AM, In a pub-|4ijional release violator, 1lie ceremony at the Masonic tem-! The warant charged Boone with _ Right It's Truman ple, State ‘Ave. failure to repoft to and loss of ! and Pospect 8t, contact with the parole -board. | Even Aids Have Tough- Time Getting In : Saturday night! Boone Was released to the U. 8.| J = at 7 p.m. probation officer of the northern | To See Chief as Each Day Is Schedule Jammed | - A duties June 6, (19484 * By CHARLES T. LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ; Sl to he installed after. serving “18 months for E » [transportation of a #tolén car

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15--If you're looking for the hardest ; are: Donald E.

Paidrick. senior from Elwood to Detroit, Ye 8 ght ' working man in Washington in this Deceniber of IH18 you might warden: Harold

- - Mrmr well put the finger on ipresigent Truman. ) nai Ris L. ‘Powell, junio Richmond Factory Hand As far as the eight-hour day Is concernec in 18. own operatior warden: AMOS he never heard of it. en Arrested as Deserter | Not fn ‘many years has a President waded throug calling lists A Qrer: Raymond! -A 30-year-old man was turned of such proportions as have been , ..over to Ft. Harrison military authe ale at 1600 Pennsylvania cerned with messages Mr. Tru PSone, espe thorities today following his ar-| Ave. in recent weeks. Mr, Tru- man must send to Congress early ‘on Cletus D. rest in Richmond on a charge of

p £ the budget mes. i b FBI W 1 man's office hag hecome a sort of in the new. year , desertion by agents anc Pesmang ae Eas decom “ryage-wmdothe economic message Marley, junior. deacof; Emil. W.. pic hinond-poliee:

If someone you know is miss: | But besides that he also must pre- Scheler, senior. stewfird; Raymon|, FBI agents said Pfc. Homer L {ng he may be calling on the head Pare a state of "the union message «= Nychman, Hanior ‘steward: Elmore deserted from Camp Atman. and an inaugural message, terbury In January, 1946. He was. Normally, a half-dozen official ~The President has had an un- found employed as a forgman in callers used to be a fair day for usually heavy gorrespondence a Richmond factory. He.is mara President. Often the.schedule load to carry since the election. Weishaar, trustee. Iried and has two childfeh. |

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cil chairman. . In, the time between finishing —luneh-—and starting his 3:15) meeting with the budget director,!' the President spent an hour dic-! tating correspondence to his Seer} _Tetary, Miss Rose Conway. “To all this fist of vallers day] after day the President tries to! listen sympathetically. Often the problems tossed at him demand decisions. Not .all calls are necessary; Mr. Truman may move from a conference of importance to some trivial matter. : ‘Wednesday Democrats’ Some of the callers are

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the day after the election on Tuesday, Nov. 2. But mostly those on. the list are people to whom Mr. Truman simply does not wish to say no—officials of all kinds who move through Washington in a steady stream. Generally the President's day

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