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| Repori—

Iran

- Red Showdown §

~~ Considers 1921

May Carry Case to UN Council

By United Press

Iran appeared today to

“with Russia, her tormentor since czarist days.

Usually reliable sources

.istry has informed Soviet Ambassador E. V. Sadchikov

that Iran considers the 192

‘and void.” : That treaty permits Soviet ‘troops to occupy Iran if and when Russia feels its security is threatened. Mr. Sadchikov was . sald to have been told that the . treaty automatically lapsed when “Iran joined the United Nations. Says Treaties Broken . United Nations - menibership, Iran maintained, automatically repudiates all treaties signed tin"der duress. Furthermore, these sources said, Iran informed Mr. S8adchikov that

“ this country. » Mr, SBadchikov left Tehran for + Moscow by automobile yesterday . to deliver Iran's message to the Kremlin. He was expected to remain in Moscow only a short time. His wife remained in Iran,

Frankfurt

Mrs, Wilma Ybarbo left by military plane today for an Easter

™ “Wyn; BL, was freed from prison

* . Baturday on suspicion of “politi-

% "Woltee,

* New York correspondent,

~_ - sald, “that the same political de-

“reunion with _her 68-year-old son in Massachusetts after being freed from a five-year. prison sentence for killing her Army . sergeant husband. , The brunet Massachusetts housewife, 23, took off from the ‘Rheinmain Air Base outside Frankfurt at 8:30 a. m. (Indian«apolis time). The plane is due at Westover Field, Mass, tomorrow morning. Once back in her home state, Mrs. Ybarbo will be reieased, and “from there she's on her own,” Army officials reported.

Miss Viasta Adele Vraz of Ber-

~by Czech authorities today after «a stiff protest by the American embassy against her arrest last

cal activities.” © Governent authorities notified U. 8. Abassador Joseph E. Jacobs that Miss Vraz, head of American Relief in Czechoslovakia, was freed in the Interests of better relations between the two coun-

= Mr. Jacobs said, however, that

.Nations Security Council if Rus‘sia does not ease its ‘pressure on

ce 2

"Final

Treaty Null, Void;

be seeking a final showdown said the Iranian foreign min-

Iranian-Soviet treaty “null

Federal Jury Also Indicts Companion

An Indianapolis woman who guilty to using forged {prescriptions to obtain narcotics {was in the custody of the U. 8. marshal here today. sentenced to 'SeTVE & Vear and a day In a fed-| eral penitentiary. Miss Peggy Mae Clifford, 2127 N. New Jersey St. the prisoner, was Indicted by a federal grand Jury in March, A Mrs. was also indicted on the count and was placed on three years probation yesterday by Judge Robert C. Baltzell. Nargotics, agents women. had--passed—the- forged prescriptions at North Side drugstores. : Stealing from Malls -In_ other court action, Lewis Crowder, ° Perryville, was sentenced to serve one day: in jail on a plea of guilty to stealing checks from the mails totaling $26.36. . The Arthur’ Redmond Corp. Terre Haute, was fined $300 when company officials pleaded guilty to shipping cans of food products in interstate commerce containing spoiled eggs. A charge of violating the food, drug against the company president was dismissed on the grounds that he Was out of the state when the violation occurred and knew nothing’ of the shipment. Made False Reports

Judge Baltzell overruled a motion filed by four defendants to dismiss -an indictment charging them with making false reports to the government. Ralph Clem, Princeton, and Maurice and Kathryn Lloyd, both

said both

to selling a house to a veteran

Czech police still contend she was “guilty of spionage. : Bucharest

Romania replaced {wo of its

“three vice premiers today apd|

gave one of the jobs to Commumist boss Ana Pauker. Already foreign minister, the ray antred Moscow-trained Mrs. , Pauker thus moved up another notch in the Romanian ment heirarchy. She is _ 8s one of the most important . Communists in the Balkans. » The presidium ‘of the Romanian «people's republic named Mrs. . Pauker to succeed Agriculture . Minister Prof. Traian Savulescu as second vice premier, ‘_ Finance Minister Vasilij Lucga, another old-line Communist, was . appointed third vice-premier, succeeding cultural minister Stefan

vern-

London Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin was quoted today as predicting ~ that the United States will follow ‘Britain's example and turn toward socialism, Don Iddon, the Daily Mall's said Mr, Bevin granted him an exclusive interview aboard the lin‘er Mauretania - just before it docke at Southampton yester-

“

= “Mr. Bevin told me,” Mr. Iddon

« velopments which have taken “place in Britain——the trend to the left—will come about in the United States.”

for a reported price, then demanding an unreported “side payment.” A fourth person involved,

Woman Jailed on |, Narcotics Charge

‘worth .nore than a million dol-

ference.

of Danville, Ill, pleaded not guilty!

sponsored the services. .

"Way of the Cross” . . . ‘Waorshipers turned out for the “Catholic Way of the Cross devotions yesterday during the driving snowstorm in the War Memorial Plaza, The Knights of Columbus

(Continued From Page One) |

courts should determine the settlement.”

May 25 for the paternity trial.

actor so much his heart was un-| der a strain, Denies Being Millionaire

friend said, “nothing will.”

Mr. Beery's pictures, said he was

millionafre.

In Wildest Kind of Action “Not much” Mr.

Off the screen Mr. Beery acted

Val Camden, Princeton, ple guilty to the dictment| (after the motion for dismissal was overruled. Judge Baitzell delayed disposition on the guilty plea and the setting of a trial date for those who pleaded not guilty. % A 17-year-old youth received a probationary sentence yesterday when-he pleaded guilty to illegally wearing an Army uniform. When first arrested, he told military police he had sent his clothing to be cleaned, and was wearing his brother's uniform until they were { returned. :

Speaker Asks Drive on Reds

Unlimited efforts of every industrial and commercial group is required to blot out the threat of communism in the United States. Eric O. Johnson, vice president of Avco Manufacturing Corp. and

Central Division, Connersville, | said here last night. { more teamwork to the vast production might of American is the foreman, Mr. Johnson told more than 200 personnel leaders at a banquet of the Society’ for the Advancement of Management's local chapter in the Hotel Lincoln. Shows Motion Picture

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no more lke

movie star than he did on. eo dressed like a careless business man In town

rene smith of the snes arene | WW AAIACE Beery, ‘Lovable Old Rascal of Films,’ Dies

___ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a Snowstorms

/Congress—

enators Fight

Truman Health Insurance Plan

"Taft Says Majority Of Labor Group Opposes Program

Sen. Rober. A. Taft (R. 0.) said today that a majority of the Senate Labor Committee is apparently opposed to the essentials of , President Truman's national health insurance program. .He said that seven members of

feature in Mr, Truman's plan. Without approval of the labor

Senate floor. mittee members—Sens. H. Alex-

rest C. Donnell (R. Mo.)~in-

HRA

tne states, | Earlier, |Ala.), another labor committee imember, had offered another bill {to authorize federal ald to states {for health services, Also sponsoring this measure iwere three other committee memihers—Sens.

WASHINGTON, Apr. 18 (UP) |

the 13-man committee are sponsor-| ing bills which reject the principle of compulsory insurance, the key! §

committee, the national health insurance plan’ would have tough going when and if it reached the

Mr. Taft and two other com-!

for a national health program story for the coming 24 hours in the. jwhich would be administered bY: hot frum Pan

Today's Weather

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

—

“\ SNOW SHOWERS if AND FLURRIES

Fotocast =

git Uri

SLEET

TTT RAIN

the Ohio Valley

nia through and es for south

Sen. Lister Hil (p.| Georgia. (Note frost area on the map).

IN INDIANAPOLIS

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| INDIANA

Garrett L. Withers passage of the storm. center to Northern Maine early

WEATHER

| A cold air mass, still centered west of Indiana following the

today, will

f( D. Ky.), George Afken (R. Vt.) hold temperatures to sub-normal lows late today and bring freezing

‘and Wayne Morse (R. Ore.). i

{cold and heavy frosts to most of the state tonight.

Skies were!

Neither the Taft nor Hill meas- expected to clear in central Indiana by late today. {

(Wallace was allfwed to leave yre would provide for a compul- - school to take a job As a wiper sory governnient insurance pro-|x : ~ [In a roundhouse. The work lacked gram, but both would permit and a maximum of near 60 in the He ordered both Mrs. Schumm excitement, and Wallace persuad-istates to use federal funds to enand’ Mr, Beery to show up on ®d his brothér William, a circus courage voluntary plans, {press agent, to get him a job as Last month studio officials at an elephant traiper with Ringling recess -for Easter, MGM said the ‘rial worried the Brothers.

Although both Houses were in there were these other developments on Cap-

After several years as a “bull {tol Hill:

Iman,” Wallace went to New York’ {where brother Noah was making * “If this doesn't kill him,” a/$25 a week as a chorus man. Hav-| Sen. John W. Bricker (R. 0.),! {ing a good baritone voice and a demanded an estimate on how|_ Motor The statuesque Mrs. Schumm, flair for acting, Wallace, still in/much who used to be a movie extra in his early 20's, got a chorus job housing bill will cost. Right now, , ment. {and later he was given a small he said, “no one knows what the part, In less than a year, he re- total cost will be”-—not even the lars. Mr, Beery denied that, too, placed Raymond Hitchcock as the measure’s staunchest backers. saying he was doing all right, but star of “The Yankee Tourist.” _and cosmetics act - filed/had been broke too often to be a! In 1913 he decided to try the 'D- 8. C.) of the Senate Banking movies and worked for the Essa- Committee which drafted the bill,| : They still tell the story around nay Co. in Chicago, his first ap-M-G-M of his reaction to the|pearance being as a Swedish servcrash of 1929 He was working ant girl in ‘a two-reel comedy. at the studio when a rable Essanay, in 1915, sent him to open | young man dashed in and pulled|a studio at Niles, Cal, where he! him away for a whispered con-'met Gloria Swanson, a shy, little COMMittee may take a stand on extra girl, Presently, the actor patted him| They were married in 1 on the shoulder and went back the outspoken, to work. ! him if anything was wrong.

lumbering

nine years. later,

Papers Lauded

and rarely was seen at the ait For Safety Drive

tery night spots,

Indianapolis newspapers today

916, but; Mr. | Later. someone asked Beery .and Miss Swanson, then trying to become polished and aloof, were divorced a year later, Beery although remaining good friends. | shrugged. “That was my business His second marriage, to Rita Gil-!group “would be very glad to go manager. I'm wiped out. “He man in 1930, ended in divorce into it.” : was worried about it.”

| Sen. Styles Bridges (R. N. H.) {said he will ask the committee [next week to support his demand ifor. the inquiry. And Chairman {Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) said the

Housing

the Senate's long-range

| Chairman Burnet R. Maybank

{said the cost “depends on the fu[ture of the United States.” China

The Senate Republican Policy

{demands for a thorough congres[sional investigation of adminis{tration policy on China.

| Winds will become southerly generally,

(central portion. Fair skies were|, sell =

expected to continue tomorrow.

| Temperatures in Indianapolis]

by tomorrow afternoon, bringing | mtn a a ATA HINES . ALG I—John, Viola Meyer: Ezekiel hy Humphrey: George, Phyllis | — George, Kathleen Alford; | William, Ann Caohecter: Blaine, Hope |

AC Methedist—Robert, Ruth Lynch: Royal, | arvie; Clar-| i

| “Betty Sallee; Louis, Alma

: Vo at the top right of the fotocast tells the weather A A RR i Oo ron Cold ly winds from Canada will cause

| The Bric Joan

Plan

as Tennessee, the Carolinas and

Chain Store Group Elects Officers

R. N. Brown Named

To Vice Presidency

| Rodgers 'N. Brown Kroger. _ branch manager in the Indian.

apolis area, was/elected vice president by the directors of the Indiana Chain Store Council at the annual meeting in the Athletié

G. H..,Domhoff, vice president manager of the Guarantee Tire & Rubber Co., was re-elected president of the council, a position held since 1942, Urges Upgrading Dr. Earl 1. Butz, head of the Department of Agricultural EcoPurdue University, addressed 100 chain store executives

~tand guests; emphasizing the need

of upgrading and other marketing Tr on 4

Labor Law Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) ald that the bill which he and three other Senate Republicans jare drafting as a substitute for {the administration's labor bill,

Between pictures he elimbed were praised for their aid to po-|i® Similar to the measure recently into faded blue jeans and hickory lice and the courts in reducing

shirts and flew his own plane to traffic accidents, in a report by| his ranch home near Jackson Dr, R. N. Harger, chairman of|

Hole, Wyo. {the traffic enforcement commit-|

Since 1913, Mr. Beery played in (tee of the Indianapolis Safety

trayed everything from a Swedish |

maid to a submarine commander. ¢les and other work done Movigoers remember him "as a newspapers

more than 250 pictures and por- Counc.

Dr, Harger cited special artiby

as. one of four

hard-boiled, clumsy but kindly reasons why the number of in-

character. Zl

juries and deaths and amount of |

His movie career involved him property damage all are at the in the wildest kind of action;ilowest point in 10 years.

stampedes, explosions, saloon]

The other reasons, he said in a

brawls, run-away horses and col- report to the Safety Council and

lapsing mines. Had Two Ranches

| Chamber of Commerce, were in-| {creases in the number of arrests, | In 1931, Mr. Beery won an|improved prosecution of traffic|®duipment

{introduced in the House by Rep.|

|John 8. Wood (D. Ga.).

The Wood bill, backed by a (strong coalition of southern {Democrats and Republicans,

{ would retain many provisions of {the Taft-Hartley act | statute books but with several jchanges demanded by labor |leaders. The administration bill {would repeal the act cempletely {and enact a modified Wagner act.

'18-Year-Old, Equipped For Burglary, Held

An 18-year-old youth carrying befitting a burglar

Academy Award for his per-|{cases in the courts and more jail|f2ced questioning by detectives

received the Italian award for his| characterization ia “Viva Villa,” | in 1934. In 1930, he began his un- | forgettable teaming with Marie Dressler to produce a series of pic-|

Bil” a railroad wiper in a roundhouse, |

ture star. ‘ When not making pictures, Mr.

later years on his two ranches -l one in the Jackson Hole country; of Wyoming und the other in|

the U. serve, / Mr. Berry wag born in Kansas City, Mo., April 1, 1884, the son;

Others featured in afternoon Sessions on methods to improve foreman efficiency were Harold L. Schuman, personnel relations secretary of Indiana Manufacturers” Association; J. P. Field, foundry general foreman of Williamson Heater Co, Cincinnati, and Dil. {lard E. Bird, Cincinnati, consult{ant on maffagement. {

{Central Division.

| Pictures Is Charged

| Police arrested a movie com-| [pany owner on a charge of pos-

of a policeman, Noah Webster: | Beery, and Margaret. He was the youngest of three children, his

brother Noah, who died in 1946,

being five years older and Willlam eight years older than Wal-| (lace, - | Got Job With Ringling Young Beery, dubbed “Jumbo” | because of his size, didn't enjoy

{attending Chase school in Kansas Monday night in conjunction with secretary of

Fearing paternal wrath, Wallace | ran away from home. He got to]

{ session of obscene pictures and Memphis, Tenn.,, where he worked |

| confiscated 284 photos and nega{tives yesterday In a raid at a/then returned home. i <1. His parents forgave him, and

downtown office. Armed with a search warran

54, - owner - of Keystone Movie Flash Co, Building.

Bl SS

Less Worry “For You NO worry over details | NO financial worries |

Gers arrested Samuel Schoen,

407 Indiana Trust @

at odd jobs, often going Hungry,

spring vacation.

Plan Easter

formance in “The Champ.” He sentences for drunken drivers.

Officers Elected By Hearing Society

H, Latham Breunig, 3064 N.

general manager of its American tures, the first being “Min and Delaware St., has been re-elected |

{to the board of directors and As a youth he was a chorus boy president

Key man in helping to bring in New York, an elephant trainer, Hearing Society, Inc.

of the Indianapolis

Other new officers elpcted dur-

and was on the stage before he ing the annual meeting this week | eventually became: a motion pic-|include Leonard 8. Earhart, vice! ipresident, and Louis Shelton, sec-| ! { retary. Miss Dorothy Rosebrock Cold Springs Rd, will be enter- Week, speakers will appear before but less than $100. Beery spent much of his time in was re-elected treasurer.

Emil Brach and Miss Sarah O.

[Extend Registration ~s. Registration of non-veterans for classes in the division of technical esi: Gamby, {institute at Purdue Center,

Meridian St., has

Program

202, been . ex-! =‘ {tended to Wednesday night, due “Parse of operating a lottery

{to the closing of school during

today after he was arrested in a bowling alley near Fountain Square on a vagrancy charge. When picked up the lad had a leather ammunition belt loaded {with 22-caliber bullets, a pocketful of loose shells, a hunting knife {in a sheath, a piece of rubber hose, a small pair of pliers, a pocket knife, a skeleton door key and two padlock keys,

Vets to Be Entertained

Patients in Veterans Hospital,

{tained this evening by pupils from i Washington High School

Zeta sorority, with

was a MHeutenant-cgmmander in Jeannette Riker and Alan L. Justin Marshall and Audie Wat8. Naval Air Force Re- Sparks. / |

kins, class advisers, in charge. ‘Faces Lottery Charge Police. early today 411%

Store, 425 Indiana Ave. after they found books of basejoall rickets at the store.

{GETS DEPAUW POST

Miss Joyce Noll, 330 Layman: An Easter program will be held Ave, has been named recording | Independent | | A ———————————— |City and he hated even more the the regular meeting of Prospect Women's Association at DePauw | | Possession of Obscene piano lessions at home. So he Chapter, OES at the Prospect Ma-|University, it was announced hung around the railroad yards sonic Temple.

the

today.

until his father caught him. at it.

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arrested Indiana Ave, a porter in Lou's Cigar on a

iS, -He-discussed national and ine ternational ‘trends in agriculture and announced that a Fruit and Vegetable Marketing Planning Conference will be held at Purdue University May 17 and 18.

Going to Camp Elizabeth Sly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 8ly, 5354 Julian Ave., will participate this summer in a ‘‘work camp” sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee. Miss Sly is a student at Hiram College in Ohio.

one year ago today: High, 70; ence, June Williams, | md . Lois Paul; Joseph, | low, 39, Al ne oli; Barhers sine: (Club Yesterday. | rp Edward, Irma Norcuti.. James, Ruth In-| i i mn. . | ¢ EVENTS TODAY am a ia—Gerala! Betty Day and general {Austin Stock Car High Speed Endurance 28 GL Cranes ' Mae Pray: James, | * Test—Spectators from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m. nerak-Iryin. ina Mae : i {hrouch Mondey On IndIAnE Ons Rn ‘hie Lee Harper; John, Florence Hatway: . leman- Marjorie Carpenter: import ChATRetor Dells Exhibit—Through |At Coleman—Melvin, Ms import Charis AIT & Co. LF departs ran on Nelson; Dale, Patricia {Co-operative Club of North Indianapeiis— Al Methodist — William, Esther Grises; |, Charter reception, 7 p. m., Marott Hotel. | a4" 'g¢ Vincent - Loren, Margaret Edian tional e ean |“ mondson; B. F.. Lois Hatfield; Thomas. |, i Pen Komen Meeting, 1:30 p. m., Herron| Adelyne McDowell: Benjamin, Ruth To. | nOmics, Athenzeum ;Orehestrs Annual Consert—3)-1209i Frank, Josephine Mack p. m., enasum. a al tngiantpels Shin, opeer or he whe Official Weather . 8 - jcers, 8 p. m.. Claypool Hotel UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU ster Egy Hunts—City 1 Centers: 10 Am. Belmont. : tml Pee berger, kefield Municipal Gardens,| Sunrise 5:07 | Sunset .... 6:24 Northwestern. Ray Street, Southside Parks: 2 p. m., Rhodius. Coleman Parks. [Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m.. x1 Eli Lilly & Co. Dramatis ) Presents Total precipitation since Jan. 1 ...... 13. chins Mind ile ng:18 Pp. m,|Excess since Jan, 1 ........ 0.000000 2.19 ae ms . The following table shows the temperaEVENTS TOMORROW wie Jp fiber cities; Buh! Low Easter Sunrise Services—8:30 a. m.. Monu-|Atlanta ve # 4a ment Circle; In event of inclement Boston ae hs § 43 weather, Circle enter, Chicago ... oe: 31 26 City-§ taored E kee 1 nis—3 p. m,, [Cincinnati ow MM 3 Brookside, Douglas, Garfield, Northeast Cleveland « 58 and Rile Saris. West meer axis ve 8 i ayne Pos 0. meri Legio ville x E Ei Hane 1 30 P. nn post Warne as nesne 47 3 grounds, 6566 W, W n St. or WOPtH. "vi is 67 46 Harp C rt—4 p. m., Herron Art In.|Indlanapolis (city) 45 30 stitute. ansas City ..... + 48 30 Austin Stock Car Wich Speed Endur 08 Angeles ...... « 63 -— tators rom 6a m. to 6p. m. Mam “aid nasa 84 i Indianapolis Motor Speedway, through Minneapolis-St. Paul 3 3 tomorrow noon. New Orleans ....... o 3 New Yor . 47 BIRTHS isiahoma Cit *e “ £2 Twing jitsburgh’ ol . i At Col w= Pred, J tonlo ... 6 hE — $6 Bermies Mills, gir! ES An lo. . 8 AL SS Vraneli—tesier: Beth Ann Brown. | folie soiizapreiis B8 od i a Store Mant Theft S vor Store Manager Theft Suspect Liq g

} * . ‘Quickly Seized | A furniture store manager had kind words for the Indianapolis | Police Department today after the | quick recovery of $150 stolen from his store. | Forty-five minutes after Arthur Cohen, manager of the Irvington {Furniture Store, 5440 E. Washing{ton 8t., reported the loss, he iden{tified an 18-year-old youth as the {"‘customer” who remained near his {open safe while he (Cohen) took {two others upstairs to show them |bedroom suites. The youth had been arrested on a vagrancy charge when police spotted him in a car near the store. He led the policemen to a cache containing the cash box and receipt slips from the safe.

Governor Proclaims Mental Health Week

Gov. Henry F. Schricker has

with gbservance of the National Mental Health Week program, Edward F. Gallahne, president of The Indiana Mental Health

| civic and fraternal associations to

in| present scientific facts about/lected tuition money had been, Young were elected. members. of | Scenes from the Junior vaudeville, | mental health and dispel super. transferred to the university and {the Board of Directors. Others re-| The program will be sponsored by Idaho. He also enjoyed flying.and electéd to. the board were Miss|Zeta Phi

| stitions ‘about mental illness.

proclaimed Apr. 24 to 30 as Mental Health Week ‘In keeping

Society, said that during the |

'Balks at Bad Check

}

last night presented by the “dap-| per” bad check artist for whom | police are scouring the city. Frank Moss, manager of the Sheridan Liquor Store, 6133 E. Washington St., said he declined to cash the check since he did not know the man. He said he did| not realize until later it was the man sought by police, Indianapolis merchants have lost $1200 in the last week by honoring phony payroll checks presented by the man. The checks, | all for $59.73 and bearing the] signature “Robert: 8. Edwards” were stolen from Meier Electric & Machine Co.

Safe at Pharmacy School - Is Robbed

lice today that veggs who entered the school overnight and punched/ a small safe in his office took an,

unestimated amount of money, |

Mr. Niles said recently. col-

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was not in: the safe. {

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Dean Edward Niles of the But-| ler Univerdity School of Phar-| macy, 802 E. Market St., told po-|

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