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Councilman Scores (Stalin Misses Veteran ‘500 Driver Killed Sheriff Car Mishaps br Coli oni Roce Kron T-H Injunction

"- But he tered the criti- of the 32d anniversary of a | Co t lL struck a chuck hole as he was is os brent the bulk of Minton Renders [Ober FEN. abled.” From 0 S ess riding foghsiint place on the 13th Believed Near : On Lewis, Mine Union

accidents on “emergency Moscow, did not mention Soviet Another Story, Photos, Page 15 | crac eounty: runs" miale. peGEH- Premier Joéef Stalin, who usually Thanksgiving Food : Three Small Plants= | Refuses fo Rule on Constitutionality div by lack of ipment and reviews ; Aroops from atop Lenin's Prices Run Lower lap- of the 100-Mile National RIT . BAly ‘by lack of enuipm 3 the anniversary celebra- Championship classic. The car A Pensions | Of Act Used to End 1948 Strike 3 personnel. I tomb eh there was no men-, WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (UP) tore down -posts along the gree on dt { ’ 3 Co “We could cut down on accl- Reverses Appea s ti6n of Stalin attending an anni- — Your Thanksgiving” dinner inside guard pi, PITTSBURGH, Nov. 7 (UP) -- WASHINGTON, Nov. T (UP)—The Supreme urt dents if we didn’t have to send Court in Tax Cate /|versary celebration at the Bolshoi should be cheaper this year than American Automobile Associa- The United Steclworkers (C10) today in effect affirmed the government's power to halt na. hen Sa emergency Luss | tne WABSHBIGTON. - Nov. Coil Theater last night. last. tion Contest Board officials who had two - more steel companies tional emergency strikes with injunctions. sherift ji Bi Rpm. | The Supreme Court oe to-| (8st nig a pext AES at nment ut DOSE eile of tFice ue itiements The tribunal refused to disturb the $1,420,000 coned - a 0 . He cited the six major acel day that : cials said that ihe price of tur today. They expected the entire yon,u¢ fines that were imposed on John L. Lewis and the

His death is a terrible 1688 Indianapolis’ $1280 000° Com- th ¥ sh distances like Ravenswood fo S i 0 h fr 1 h WwW k gars , pig naAnApoiy vl. m- the operators had dishonored their’; “ir. "hench of the Circuit Court “ SOUuthport because ‘we "don’t “have ymp ony. ! 'C [33 a aunc es ee to everyone. We don’t know what. nv Fund goal is still short contract.

1 pisde the id be- It - was “noodling” time this $20,000 by telephone solicitations, In another case the court re- Merchants Association. cate 1 hap hey os 9 here, morning at the Murat, | Mays Picture on The one-day dawn to midnight fused to rule on the authority of The pickings are slim in local the sheriff sai Fabien . Sevitzky's Symphony drive ‘was publicized throughout the President and the federal coal yards, Mr. Rogers said, but He said that had he not been ; . . there two d bl 1d hav musicians, back together for the Firs ace oh the dav by the citys’ three radio courts to ban railroad strikes by there are redeemable meas« pialanie Here f gerd a 9% Hoosier maestro’s 13th season, | piso stations. injunction ures in the crisis. een necessa s Wii il ’ i were warming up instruments Campaign Chairman W. E. Such an injunction—outside the Ihe weather man has been on . A C LLEPH( - al . " iy New Augusta to the holdup and “ limbering fingers for this ACME. TELEPHOTO'S . spec Bill) Kuhn, “encouraged hy yes- Taft Hartley law — was issued Our side so far,” Mr, Rogers said.

. FORECAST: Fair, pleasant tonight, ‘tomorrow. Low tonight, 40. High tomorrow, 68.

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Rex Mays is hurled through the air as his racing car hits the guard rail in De} Mer, Cal. This Acme Yelophate eluded the AAA "censorship" of pictures.

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Reds’ Bi Day A tight censorship by officials surrounded the circumstances of thie speedway accident that ended the “charmed

Cunningham Blames High Crash Rate life” yestérday of Rex Mays at Del Mar, Cal On Long Distances Patrols Must Cover Dictator Believed “Rapid Rex.” i n a pid Rex,” one of the most popular drivers ever to A Republican county council member today accused, At Black Sea Resort ‘grip a steering wheel, died of head injuries received when he Democrat Sheriff James Cunningham of worse destruction MOSCOW, Nov 7 UP)- ey :

P vit y y Deputy Prime Ministers V. M./"35 said to have been struck by another race car after he

of county property through traffic accidents than any previ- Ny and Georgi M. a

was thrown onto the mile!

ous administration. reviewed a 75-minute “5 Holiday Feast rack as lis Wolfe Special ">. : - “ parade from atop Lenin ‘s tom n : | 2 "Sheri Cunningham rep that the allgation “might i set ents om 1 rolled oer 2 Steel Tries Upholds Fines Imposed

was the Soviet U nion’s celebration Spectators said Mays’ car

a wartime temporary month, has been frank tr admit yoys and many other holiday

dent ay me as Ty uc’ member of the Coast Guard Re- Hi Nigen: yeirs Sat His gen items Jave dropped since last 1 from points considerably removed Serve can not Jénefit from the Smith. former U. §. ambassador TR - because of increased

from the report scene itself or in- $1500 income tax reduction ordi- ; 4 volved in a rt narily allowed commissioned offi- NS oscow. nia Rhos vig 8 Turkeys are “considerably Sheriff's Car Wrecked Jeera. : (“I would like very much to The first of a series of menus The charge of ‘reckless de- Justjce Sherman Minton of In- git the United States, but age for Thanksgiving will be fowrsd struction” by Council Member diana read the court's unanimous nag taken its toll. My doctors, in the Woman's Section — on | Frank Fairchild grew out of decision. It was his first opinion to) me that I must not travel Page 7—in the Gaynor Maddox another incident early yesterday Since taking his place on the 8u-/1ong distances, and I am kept on| colunin, “Eat Well for Less.” | in the wreck of a sheriff's car at Preme bench. It was also the , gipjet diet.” Another Thanksgiving mena |

‘industry to agree to $100-a-month pensions before the week United Mine Workers after the 1948 coal strike. is out. | The court's ruling, By asd jis settled they may be denied fore CIO President Philip Murray to 3 vote, was of extraor- tf to & ever the right to strike without was Hose to Sreement with He dinary importance at this first getting a judge's approval. | Repupslie Spas op. an Sasiey time because the government is The Tart-Hartley Act does not ane ~ oF ey: the USW at reported considering again invok: apply to the railroads. In- that su mit i 5a! hE ile ing the Taft-Hartley law's 80-day Case, the Eovernment seized the negotiations Sc ; pe injunction clause to halt the cur- lines and then got an injunction ‘1p. m. (Indianapolis Time) today. [le its general Powers,

rent mine walkout, Industry observers also Refused to Rule

ion this blished t morrow in " 1 y ti Churchman Ave. and the, Belt court's first written opin (The “most logical speculation,| will be ‘published to lieved U. 8. Steel was getting] : ge Railroad: year. Justices Felix Frankfurter y non observers said, was that The Times. ready to take action, ‘possibly| Specifically, the court ref land William O. Douglas took no KERR A oe =F i x i to rule on the constitutionality of Commenting on the accident, part in the case. Stalin. was resting again at Sachi, cheaper this year, these officials YoURy Or toHIUITOY. [the Taft-Hartley injunction clause Mr. Fairchild said He believed his favorite retreat on the east ; there had been more accidents in=| The case arose when William I. coast of the Black Sea. i aid, - Cranberries, too. ack Tn. Pilsburgh under oh a, rvuas) volving “sHeriff’s” cars this year Connelly, Falls Church, Va. de-. (The appearance of former As for vegetables, caulifiower g Mr. Murray, back in Pittsburgh Lewis. and Br mine union h a, ew 0 tock than in previois administrations ducted the $1500 (normally al- Foreign Minister Molotov quieted is said to be one of the “best from the Red-purging CIO con-

argued that the law is uncon

and questigried possible “ misuse’ lowed commissioned officers) from speculation abroad that he had buys.” Sweet potatoes are about vention in Cleveland, expected a

of the county cars. his 1943 and 1944 income tax re-receded from the forefront of So- the same, Irish potatoes are up series of offers from smaller Yutional, di 3000 Tons in Cars A check of the auditor's office turns. . The deductions were viet affairs. slightly, but celery is somewhat firms. Three smaller companies iL Black, ns suse On Pik ks disclosed that only $12 remains thrown out by the Bureau of In-. (When he was replaced as lower signed up over the week-end. os Wiha Da thought n Fike County Trac $ 7 - rv A y ; J 8s St Co. : , Id w inthe sheriff's car repair fund of ternal Revenue and the U. S. Tax foreign minister by Andrei: Vish- For dessert, housewives will do| . Rex Mays They were Lukens eel Co. 0 dourt should have: reviewed Mild weather and discovery of

$2500 amd thatthe county com- Court. But the U. S.. Court of .ensky, reports circulated he might better to stick to mince pie than Coatesville, Pa. Northwestern new supplies of coal above ground

: kisi . the case. Justice Tom C. Clar missioners are planning to ask Appeals for the District of Co- havé fallen in disfavor with the pumpkin. Prices of raisins and were unable or unwilling = to Stes] & Wire Co, Sterling: Hi took part” in the decision, since today staved off Indiana's coal

another $1000 appropriation to lumbia held that he was entitled Kremlin. : |apples—two chief ingredients of identify the car that struck Mays and Pittsburgh Bridge &" Irom | = vas attorney general at the SHIEEEREY Another week or Hore, take care of pending repair bills. to them. - id mincemeat—are lower this year as he lay on the track, ordered a Works. x” ' te abor ommissioner Expenditures = car repairs (But Believe fo Shine ___'and supplies plentiful. Pumpkins censorship of photos of the ac- Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. time tne suit MARed. the work. Thomas R. Hutson estimated that last year totaled only $879.07, the Times Index to the Boo bit eRe Th BIVen iil probably be higher. cident. - will meet with the union tomor- 1% BEEEE Arte QVEL CG WORT" new. supplies located by the state same records showed. N lan important a 0 a perh ON" tf “the family prefers other “We don't condider it the best row. Pittsburgh Steel Co. meets a by President Tru. C08! committee would keep insti SAR Lr co porian nies on, per aps than & k. publicity to show fatal accidents,” with the union again karly this : tutions and utilities operating ane ‘Worried Ahotit Danger’ “| Kmusements’ 8 DF Jordan: Tin Ching heals than turkey. man under the Taft-Hartley Law

. FeRid Tr Condon Bet AXA pa week: ES SrA THEY Meo Eowis has Anduced:AHREL. week,

i y A ine nr . ; The’ sheriff said Mr, Fairchild’s, Bridge cesses T Mrs. Manners 13] (The Paris. weekly: Tournar au Ducks’ ake i exper supervisor of Los Angeles. - i Murray red ith Ree. ‘the work stoppage: YHereupon Mr: He..said Ris. “estimate. ar criticism brought up “a problem! Business ... 9 Needlework . 7' Dimanche réported in a Peking, sive wher Eg. take i h f ery close tome.’ re Chfids ..... 12 Othman .... 11 China, dispatch today that for- chickens are a fairly good buy Lou Welch, owner of the Novi puniic officials in Cleveland over Truman told the U. 8. to sue to take into account the prospect o y Tm worried bout e Comics ,.... 19 Pattern .... 7 mer Soviet Foreign Minister Mo- With prices about the same as in Special which Mays drove in this the Fee) Dk, Following a Sun-istay the strike for 80 days, as obtaining supplies from stuck and car eer ow ” rsa Crossword 20 Radio 20 lotoy has been assigned the “del- 1948; pork is much lower, and year's “500” told The Times by fay Wri JF, tA Repu provided for i» Bu -Jtect Pas fn Sake County: hed "ve cesese . Pres 'hite sa e “ine ou ; Editorials .. 12 Society .... 5 icafe miission” of making Com: beef prices are about on a par. telephone from Los Angeles to , Ratt : . a, re de one. tia Fashions ... 7 Sports ...15, 16. munist China Russia's No. 1-sat-| + As for the trimmings, olives day that He “didn’t know” what betigved setilpment was near. | Judge T. Man Seliborougn ia Chileagos where Jann 1 Lawis me ves; |Food 7. Teen. Prob 7 ellite, ‘are -about the same, fresh pears his plans. for the Novi team yey” : EO Wo wt s ite ne aries “I caution my-men at meetings Forum ..... 12 Earl Wilson: 9 “The article sald Mr. Molotov are down about 10 per-cent-and would. be. : ee Fund Still borckes- te stop the strike until Apr. 12, Dy ah pu " i. : he Lk every week to be more careful, Gardening . 7 Weather Map 10 has just spent several months in nuts range anywhere from last we re sory. hj gose her He claimed he did not start if. No Black Market ; y , o r elch said e ure im- , : he said. “Then I have to send Inside Indpls. 11 Women’s ... 3 Mukden, Manchuria.) year's level to 25 per cent lower. ar Wee sak A Ve euro oe $17,669 for Goal although he had written all mine! ov. Schricker was in Chicago

them oR emergency Fuhs from locals the previous month saving to see Judge Nathan Swaim sworn

we ” : . of Appeals but there was no. ine enough men and equipment to wet do-now of the ‘mark by $17,660.75, Fund = OP -APr-19.Judge Goldshorough. io tion- he —would-—confer- with

i y : ral \ Although Mr. Welch didn’t see y found Mr. Lewis and his union ’ a ; Resp sais in every corner of the Of Intensive Rehearsing for Opening {yesterday's fatal crash, he said officials said today. guilty and imposed the fines Mr. Lewis while there. an example. the sheriff cited “Volunteer workers -sat by tele- $20,000 on him ~personally and ' De local outlook on the coal AS an example, the sheriff cite 1 (Continued on Page 3—Col. 4) . 31.4 million on: the se| Scene brought the terse comment f° which. ¢ It’s 00 ing’ ime hones yesterday in the Fund's m n on union. These 2 holdup report which came in J .P } were double the amounts paid in- that “things are getting no betil. 24 2 m yesterday at Eppler| As Yi Arrives Lemcke Building: headquarters. u simijjar case the previous year, ter fast” from H. A. Rogers, sec. Ave, and Camden St. By HENRY BUTLER . Gets Sensational honing to raise the ‘necessary Rules in Rails €ase ~~ retary of the Indianapolis Coal

tacular picture at the top of the terday’'s results” said he had here by Federal Judge T. Alan “And there have been no black page Rex Mays hurtling from his hope of still going “over the Goldsborough when a strike market operations here.” race car at Del Mar—-was made quota.” Late returns from indus- threatened last year. 100 Carloads by Freddie Tschantre, 34, Los trial and downtown pledges, Mr. The railroad unions obeyed it.' Mr. Hutson conferred . this Angeles Daily News" cameraman. Kuhn said, “might still raise the But they wanted to fight out the morning witn officials of tha - He never befere covered an auto-' needed $20,000 to “put the “1940 issue in" court; anyway, on the’ Ayrshire _Collieries. mine near...

bile race. Here is Mr. Tschantre's campaign over the top.” grounds that unless the question Petersburg In Ee County. he ‘eyewitness account of the crack- ~~ 7 } Said the. mise app Woh " | {3000 tons of coal in cars

“As the cars approached the be- Sunday Times Bigger Than Ever cud >. mae avaiable the

ginning of the back stretch in the con] co-ordinating commis tor A y T| distributio 13th lap, Mays, in second place, ® Next Sunday's Times will be bigger. Jon BOR a. i oa. it was ylouched heels. with he nr ® BIGGER. . a because you get Parade Magazine atimared 700 carloads or place car ays’ car struc e . y 40,000 tons had been “infield fence, leveled about eight —America’s favorite Sunday magazine— ~with the {in the mine and could be rail poles. Sunday Times. lof the ‘strip pit with approval “na .. @BIGGER , . . because more comics will be added [the UMW. ; | “APPARENTLY he had gained Sf ye a ie in | [Harry Gelsel, another member control of his car when a wheel. *0 ht on 8 eolo aa {of the committee, conferred

morning's first rehearsal. Inside the long, stained glass windowed band room upstairs in (Continued on Page 3—Col. 3) the Murat, sound was almost ee ‘tangible. It hit your ears. Fi ———Jt-butit -up—into— weird -disso= Indian Server nances suggestive of competing

R HE I di orclieftras in Shinstaws, It wis a big, noisy showcase of instruevisits naiana mental skill, from fiddle cadenzas It ‘was Indian summer over down to somber honks on the most of the nation today and In- pass clarinet. diana shared in the pleasant au- Inthe last few minutes before tumn weather. Dr. Sevitzky's 10 a. mi-.arrival J Sunny mild weather. stretched would bring silence and the be- ° from west of the Rockies to the ginning of orchestral discipline, East Coast. Only the extreme the men and women worked on”; north portions of the New Eng- technique, like ballet dancers or land _ States reported rain and boxers,

The “law of averages" the sheriff said, was against making

snow flurries. Starts Intensive Work i wners 7 InIndianapolis springlike | This morning's rehearsal started caught another fence pole on the the Sanday Times, jhe weelciend whi Pic ri J weather was expected to be ac- a week of intensive training for infield rail, sending the car into a ® BIGGER . , . because the smash new best-seller the owners already were provide companied by temperature read- the Symphony. spin. May flipped completely over novel begins—‘ “The Chain” by Paul 1. Wellman- ling coal for steel strikers and ings. in the upper-60's this after- Every day this week, the orches- in the air. Two cars passed him in The Suhday Tim - indicated a ‘willingness to part noon and tomorrow. A-low of 40 tra will rehearse the program for but the next ran over his head. m in . es. . (with mill stockpiles if neces was predicted for tonight. Dr. Sevitzky's opening pair of Wa Sou al saw Mays ar ® BIGGER . . . because of more news, more features, | yi. Geisel also reported that onthe mercury Teached 5 Jester soncerts on (Saturday evening ne a Mars Ninad out or more of everything for your Sunday reading ‘steel strikers would be willing ta dipped to 40 by 6 a. m. today 10) Already announced, the week- hig cat. /By the time 1 changed pleasure . . . in The Sunday Times, jSier the mil} propétties to por average 2 degrees below normal. end program will include a: ; Hin wi Fh ner. En. the. ® Be sure you get YOUR copy of next Sunday's | ‘coal ¢ [musical ttibute to James Whit- wr Te ie aL LOCAL TEMPERATURES .|comb. Riley, Bach's Air for G . " ; started to shake and was still BIGGER ‘Sunday Times . . . telephone 'RI-5551, or 6am... 40 10am... 52 String the Bach-Zador F mifor "Noodling” time ... H orn-players Fred Scheitt and Charles shaking when I headed for the, write The Times, 214 W. Maryland St. or see your Tam.4 1Nam.. os [Prelude and Fugue, Dohnanyi's. catrier or Sealer to, ave your delivered: Hii ig 2 (Neon), 62 |Waitz Suite and Tenaikovaky' . Yancich and bassoonist Michael Spielman warm up their instruments | TE on copy "ge 7

Apm,. 48 Am... 6 ody Symphony, . for: his mornidg’s first rehearsal of the Indianapolis Symphony. . - (EERERET 3 RIE your howe, ye