Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1949 — Page 6

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\péeted to represent Miller, Attor- ; neys for the tren other de- 13 Arrested Jot- fendants will appear later. inY ids If found guilty on all counts n Two Raids;

possession of/of the 19 indictments, the de-| $2000 Bonds Set

, not sufficient evi-| fendants could be fined a total

Two Pools Mentioned The state Senate today voted 36 to 7 to outlaw any dis-

Bad ane Cul ING ne House was introduced by Ben, [Washington St, " “The 18th indictment charged

: posed new smoke ordinance olor and deodorized it. le Heart P would prohibit the burning of Some of the hamburger was dePurp arty high volatile coal ia hand-fired livered to A. & B. Provision in H., Weir Cook Chapter 212, furnaces. 4 8.-West 8t. for distribution from . Military Order of the le! Since Indiana coal is of high there. Some of it was picked up Heart, will. hold a Wash volatile type, the bill would :pro-|from the processing Blant by dis-

pound. Merchants to

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learned of the probe. Barnett -then

Skipper Blue with Gooy [he investigator sa

months.

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of more than $35,000, providing (Continued From Page One) Rose|that each is given the maximum 1631 Park Ave. and George, of $500 penalty on each count Holmes, Box 31, Maywood. State and county officials took,

figure the men arrested to the, County! " - Jail for booking. They then iy on

[tioned each of them intensively on

SAREE \ HH Margaret” Dts NAY HA a Tg es son, a nN. Oxford St, a were fin enormous horse meat combine, (dC EE {They estimated it netted at least) Movie Star Olivia De Havil- | land announced in Hollywood today she ‘expects a baby In August. It will be her first. She married author Marcus

Brown and Armacost ran the Goodrich Aug. 26, 1946, in West-

of the indictments charged | =~ = E. 30th St, abattoir where horses| ar of thé defendants with crimination ig coal mined ules, jacks and ponies were port, Conn, " “pperation of the Moon & Light. Indiana. = slaughtered. Armiacost delivered, ning lottery and seven of the bills| The measure which passed the the carcasses across town to the|

accused the McNulty brotherSigenate and now goes to ‘the B. & B. Provision Co. in W.

Clay E. Moss (D. Brazil), a mine Small Outlets Involved “the McNulty brothers, Hitch and owner. All six Marion County, There the carcasses were butch. Miller. with fallure to register Senators voted against the bill ered. ground, mixed with 30 {he names of the operators of! If it passes the House the bili cent beef suet, soy bean meal oe * the Hoosier Novelty Co. with the would considerably handicap sodium sulfite and wrapped for tounty clerk ang the last in- methods of elinunating smoke delivery as hamburger. The suldictment accused the MeNultyin Indianapolis. The city's pro-|fite gave the meat a bright red

"birthday party from 8 p. m. tolhibit the proposed ordinance’ s|tributors like Holmes, Black and midnight Tuesday in the club‘ acrimination” against Indiana Ray, according to the prosecutor.

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Report Huge Profit Profit on the operation was enormous, investigators d.

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dozen or more thers ~0n IR a week on meat sales poneliy made affidavits on . nown to the authorities. | gaming operations. to deputy Measure 3 Prosecutor Dalley said the operprosecutors during the investiga- To Loweér House {ations of the syndicate were “ tion, ollows:

rain in the morning. The mer- found approximately 600 -pounds “gisiio High ‘Low

during the next five days, accord-

Predict Sunshine, Spring Breezes

Bright sunshine and mild, live across the street from the spring-like breezes today will a, involved in th in the charge. | for the Ohis Valley, ah : red| "oY to increasing cloudiness this|

evening, according to the Weath- ¢ Official Weather : er Bureau. y g IXer | UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU The forecast called for increas-, . Ie. Hf Sloudiness tonight, with a low! 4 ’ “Sunrise... | eT Sunset... 5:25 | of 35 degrees Retir p ie ending 1:30 00 Cloudy, somewhat colder weather Fit to Foal peciation ice Jan. 1a was predicted for tomorrow, with Bxosss since January 1 oor ln a possibility of occasional light (Continued From Page One) The following table shows the tempera-!

"Ex-Sunday School Teacher Arrested FT. WAYNE, Feb. 18 (UP)— A mild-appearing former Sunday School teacher today awaited arraignment on charges of raping a 10-year-old grade school girl, ‘ - “Richard J. Mellott, 40, a neigh-| bor of the girl, has denied the

|charge, authorities said. He was’ held on $15,000 bond for arraignett next Monday in Allen Cif

Authorities said the father of ithe girl signed a complaint say-| ing Mellott had raped his 10-year-| (old daughter “several times.” | They reported the father also said! {Mellott had molested his two! other daughters, aged nine and seven, while quoting Biblical verses to them. \ Plainclothesman Edwin McCar-| thy, investigating the case, said the father reported Mellott told | the girls the story of Adam and | Eve to prove to them they were | "doing nothing wrong."

PARTLY CLOUDY AND

Olivia De Havilland LOUDY ARIAS

¥ [statutory rape. carries a penalty | of life imprisonment.

has no children. He and his wife

Today’ s. Weather Fotocast

OMORROW All through the Eastern states, from the Mississippi to the At. Malloit, Who 48 employed as an ant ph warmer tonight — early Saturde The small air flow arrows show how the (airport handyman, is married but | 4 1 oe GUO CUE of Werico are scheduled fo blo winds from Canada will usher in a new cold wave. Minimum temperatures i in the 30's are predicted

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ture in other cities: |

| rooms, 14 W, Ohio St. : Both Mr. Dailey and Food and |cury will not rise above 38, Atlanta ireneariresbaeraene ny 63° 4 RY ThE A at sues sma en ‘of ground meat stored in 10 tubs 3, i'n} Drug Director Sullivan asserted] Near-normal temperatures willl stacked in a refrigerator, Tubs ve L432 38 ; ; {that the meat was purchased at|grevail in Indiana during the next n B! Cincinnati +48. 3 h hoice for Sod |retail, only by small independent|five days. the Weather Bureay, Containing about 100 pounds of Cieveland .-- 82. ..30 Three Sisters Fashion C oice Tor Spung ‘stores, restaurants and. taverns. said in a long-range forecast, Suet were also in the locker. - Eranerine versaers wel 4 : “1 ‘don’t believe these places; (Normal maximum for this J Beside the storage unit stood rt. Worth Cpr Veda “ 0 TET EREWT WHEL TINeY were getting.” riod Is 39 north, 49 south. Nor- the CONCISE WIXEr DArTIY TORGEd [amen Toiy 0 pride gee the prosecutor said. “None of the mal minimum 20 north and 29 with meat to be ground. [Los Angeles ............. - BB chain stores or major restaurants south.) | Investigators Gilby and Charles Mingeapolis-8t. Pal 2 -31 8 purchased this stuff at all. After tomorrow's cold spell, New Orlean ” 63 86 Burkett of the proscutor's office New York ...... . 40 28 | en large independents which temperatures will rise |Qkishoma City 80 39 | do ‘thelr meat buying from es- Monday and be warmer by said the operators had been ply-io as u » 3 ing their - trade for about two (Biisbrgh ‘ 4 tablished wholesalers didn't get ednesday. ra. selling to retail establish, (3° Antonio .. 80° 3 | any of the horse meat either, the Precipitation - throughout the sent, 08 '0 retail establish: gan Francisco 3% authorities said. tate will average % to 13 inch (Washington, D. C. ......... ot "nl

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ing to the forecast. It will 0ccur| eins rent or, nemselves, de Acsembly Rules News

jas rain in southern sections morrow and rain or snow TuesThey estimated the hamburger day or Wednesday. : consisted of 30 per cent suet and! SUITS 70 per cent horse meat. The suet! {cust the operators approximately; 13 cents a pound and the horse meat approximately 10, cents 8 al

{hamburger was... sold. ‘paid 38

cents a pound for it, : The B. & B. processing plant stripped the. horse meat of all fat, then ground it up with beef |

suet which was purchased from' a packing house, officials said. Additions of soybean meal padded . {out the product, they added. The peddling of horse and mule hamburger got underway

the ‘war,

Probe Since January,

"| Health Department agents have Sizes 10 “ 8 been investigating the operations {since the middle of January, although they have suspected it for

th ; 17 N. ILLINOIS ST. = | conspicuously as such. The state . INDIANAPOLIS ;

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{Investigator Sullivan: said. He sald he began investigation or ond style! Fine quality John Floyd Barnett on horse 100% Wool Gabor. meat selling at that time, but that ting n tone combi Barnett fled to California when he!

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Mr, Sullivan said the operation. Was 4 direct result or ‘the meat shortage. Chemicals used in the hamburger minimized the odor of horse meat, so that - groceries, restaurants and taverns hardly detect the difference. Even | the taste was disguised. Horse meat may be sold under state law only if it is advertised

food and drug act makes ft il legal to sell horse meat as beef | hamburger whether or not it ta}

itectives found cuts of fresh hog shoulder in a frying pan on the Reading Out of Order

stove. Inside the storage Idcker| = & was the only fresh meat in the MADISON, Wis. (UP) Wis

The State Highway Commis- place, a shoulder. evidently kept consin assemblymen won't have sion sald 19 secondary roads infor the use of the operators, to compete with the day's news

Indiana were closed because of “You men don’t seem to eat when they argue on bins in the

high water. Those closed in-/this horse meat yourselves,” said 1949 legislature.

‘cluded: Ind. :39 south of Tam- a detective. | ‘The lower house of the legis-

pico; 42 west of Eminence; 43 north of Lafayette; 46 east of Nashville; 63 At junction with 234.

filtered back into ; town. The B. & B. Processing’ Brown plant in W. Washington St. has Skipper Blue been operating since. May, 1947, oval Blue said.

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