Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1949 — Page 19

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Sawyer said yesterday that he was highly pleased with Trinkle’s showing in six games thus far,

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Apr. 6 ~—One of the New York Yankees’ principal problems today was Pitcher Frank (Spec) Shea.’ Shea made an inauspicious spring debut yesterday when he was raked for seven runs, five hits and five ‘walks in two innings .jof an inte 4quad game.

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hibition against any repeti of it into the law itself. That is all that my amendment does.” Opposes Jenner Move Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D.

Agriculture, explained that lack of-shipping facilities, particular boxcars, had been the cause of]

the Canadian wheat buying by ECA and that it will not happen again. He opposed the Jender amendment as an UNNeCessary restriction. This view also was shared by several Republicans, inicluding Sens. George D. Alken (R. Vt.) and Edward J. Thye (R. Minn.). Both said that ECA officials had given assurance that no urpi agriculture products win be bought abroad again. Sen. Jenner meanwhile is earrying on an argument with Majority Leader Scott W. Lucas (D. IIL.) regarding the delayed Senate action on ECA and other administration measures. Sen. Lucas blames the Republicans, but Sen. Democrats

cited ate in session Saturday and Mon-

day which Sen. Lucas checkmated so that Senators could go

Pact s ranotnbs Teason the Senate is because of the ob-

Short Weight Findings Revealed City Weights and Measures Department, announcing results of

its activities in the first quarter of 1948, reported it had found 11,

4.1750 pounds of butter short in (welant during the period.

F. Martin, department ty sald his office made 12 ar: rests during the first three months of the year and obtained eight convictions on charges of short measure or weight. Other work of the department during the period included condempation of 68 coal truck scales, 208 computing scales and 15 lohds of coal. Scales were ordered re-

paired. : At one warehouse, Inspectors found 1300 bags of grapefruit short in weight. In other inspec-

ofitjons they found 450 cartons of

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Report 3 Dead In Air Crash

ALLENTOWN, Pa., Apr. 8 (UP) «Three persons were reported killed and two others injured today when an unidentified plane crashed in the Blue Mountains {near here, state police sald, “The crash occurred near

Corners, about 30 miles northeast of Reading, Pa., the destination of a plane reported missing en route from Utica, N, Y. State police said they were unare/Able to determine immediately are! whether the wrecked plane was the same one that left Utica. However, both planes carried five persons.

Footprint Leads Police to Suspect Just as in detective stories, two Indianapolis policemen tracked

stinacy of Hn majority Jesaerabip which resulted in a 15-day fil buster over an effort to change the cloture rules of the Senate

procedure,” Sen. Jenner declared.

Patrolmen to Aid Raiding Squads Regular police raiding squads today were augmented by Pant walking patrolmen H assigned to the task of watching for signs of gaming in the down-

town area. Working in two shifts, the

They are instructed to visit taverns, poolrooms, smoke shops and any buildings where they believe bookie joints or other gambling operations may be con: ducted.”

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squad, again led by Bob Ludlow and Clyde McEntire, will be out for revenge for these two upsets,

matches in the 1948 season. Coach Galvin Walker's track-

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Jurol'S Bound Over to Jury | # il {On Burglary Charges

Five men charged with seconddegree burglary connection] with 45 burglaries in Indianapolis and the surrounding area were bound over to Criminal Court tomen were also chargéd with auto banditry.” Municipal Judge Joseph H. Howard today set $10,000 bonds for Gusta Lilly, 40, 1605 Gimber 8t.; Ira Bchwartz, 27, of 1448 Nelson St., and Chester Mohley, 27, of 1143 Nelson Bt, all on the

banditry and burglary charges. Two others, Aaron Ratliff, 31,

Ratliff, 27, of 1503 were under $2500 bond.

Six Local IU Coeds* Make Mortar Board

Six Indiana University coeds from Indianapolis have been elected to Mortar Board, highest national honorary for senior women, it was announced .today. They are Dorothy Jean Friedland, Josephine Justice, Joan Meininger, Marjorie J. Ray, Elizabeth Richman and Rebecca Taylor. }

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Rep. Somers Dies At Naval Hospital NEW YORK, Apr. 6 (UP)~ Rep. Andrew L, Somers (D.N.Y.) died today at the St. Alban’s Naval Hospital. He was 54. He had been in the hospital since Mat, 1, receiving treatment

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