Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1949 — Page 26

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Twelve drivers for the PennGreyhound bus lines found guilty today and fined each

their logs “off duty” while tw rested between runs although they were paid for the rest time.

tel; Glen C. Lannon, 314 N. ForDrive, Ave.; Hillary Phipps, 1125 BelleBalsam St. Fourteen drivers

were charged. One now lives in Connecticut and another is ill

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in Federal Court on charges of falsifying log records. Gets Stem Judge Robert C. Baltzell levied gave the defendants 90 days a in which to pay. g S “You knew you were doing

Fines 6 for Letting Pets Run ot Large

Warnings gave way to action The company was fined in Sep-|ijn Municipal Court today when| tember when convicted on a simi-| judge Joseph Howard fined six rsons charged with allowing |The drivers were Carleton M.|dogs to run at large Brown, Tiffin, O.; Lee 8. Kern, Camby; Oral F. Pile, Shelbyville; i¢or failure to, Hgense his pet. }| Sgt. James Payne, head of, Irvin W. Cauble, Franklin, and|n, city dog pound, said each of the following from Indianapolis:{{pe owners had been John E. Hillock, 3207 Central¥inree three to five times before Ave.; Milton Gribben, Linden Ho- they were summoned to court. d costs each for est St; Walter Leach, 526 West lowing dogs to run loose were Woodruff Place; Jamesiyi. gleanora John, 1321 Lawton 532 Massachusetts|g¢ . mynge Cox, 2968 N. Arsenal Sanders, fontaine St., and Carl Rauh, 3610 Ringgold Ave.; Jacob Blatt, 827 Dawson St.; Conwell Parham, 736| originally 1 4iana Ave.; Charles Welsh, 1262] N. Tremont St. In the case of Hosey Franklin, 1431 Jones St, judgment was withheld on a charge of allowing a dog to run at I fine of $5 and cdg. 57 failure to have a license.

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BULLETIN ‘On Denfeld Ouster WASHINGTON, Oct. 28—Pres-,

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| (UP)—Rep. L. Mendel Rivers (D. 8, C.), member of the House Armed Committee,” today asked Chairman Carl Vinson (D. Ga.) to reconvene the committee immediately to consider the ouster of Adm. Louis E ; Denfeld. a WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (UP) In an emotion-choked voice, Adm. Louis E. Denfeld vowed today to 250 enlisted men and WAVES that “no service or no individual” will|

The ousted chief of naval operaa delegation of]

The delegation crowded into Adm. Denfeld’'s Pentagon office shortly after he arrived at about

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Armed Service Committee, charged that. Adm. Denfeld had i “ma walk the plank” because of his testimony on unification of the armed services. He issued the statement from his | Milledgeville, Ga., home. Mr, Vinson promised that Adm. Denfeld’'s discharge will be “dealt with” when Congress reconvenes | lin January. |

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ident Truman was perfectly right| in removing Adm. Louis E. Den-| feld from a policy making posi-| tion since the admiral proved he doesn’t believe in the present plan for unification of the armed serv-| ices, Andrew Jacobs, Indianapolis Democrat, declared today. “I think that it was proper for, Adm. Denfeld to express his views before the House Armed Services, Committee,” Mr. Jacobs said. “But since those views were at| variance with the President as; commander-in-chief and Defense Secretary Louis Johnson, who is charged by Congress with the task

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