Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1950 — Page 3

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To Support Pork | Expenditure Not Mandatory But Government * Fears Reaction if Subsidy Is Withdrawn By EARL RICHERT, Scripps-Howard ue Writer

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18--The government is prepared to spend $100 million, if necessary, to hold up the price of pork between now

and June 30. eas y Department officials hope that the new pork buying ‘| program, announced this week, won't cost nearly that much. But they don’t kno ' “froma no support to the curThe $100 million estiMate Is ,..,1y maintained support level of contained y the Presidents ion 10 per cent of parity. Ear | Acts to Prevent Glut

for ham, bacon and smoked shoulders and §10 million gut to keep hog growers from for carrying charges. |glutting the market last DecemA) padi E ot hf Sie So ber before the old mandatory sup-

of the fiscal year would more Port expired, Agriculture Secre-

than eat up the $94 million the! tary Brannan announced he would {government expects to collect for sontinue 90 per cent of parity supa year from the tax on toilet port through March, 1950,

5 The pork-buying program comes Mr. Brannan now faces the at a time when the law does not problem of what to do about pork require government price support. price support after Mar, 31. It The new farm law which went he drops the support level sharply, | into effect Jan. 1 dropped pork hog growers likely will flood the from the lst of mandatory-sup- market during March when the port commodities and permits the government still is committed to

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holdup occurred Tuesday night.

Found By Boys ; Richard and Robert Doucette,

IN INDIANAPOLIS

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12-year-old twins, and John Oliv- EVENTS TODAY A Troutman, 18 932 N. Oray. er, 11, kicked the paper en route Ww . Touelit Assosiation—8 ‘D. m,,| Roland Martin, 1 84 W. 20th: Marie to school and noticed the 12x13- 26150 EB. joth St. " Join ¥ OO “Ohh Pare 0 Ti.: Diane, fide was “Federal Reserve Bank | RENE amet Ramones 30 5. soil bohen Bie Wh Walicarm g'de was “Federal Reserve Ban {at Shortridge. . i s . ”» } 3 ® 2 “ -DinBoston, 8. No. 1211. | City Hall Nightwatchman Will Mullery makes doubly sure |Contral_ Indiana, Bes Scout Cownell—Din-| ED |

The boys carried it to school| the Safety Board hall door locks after a second attempt to enter Indlanapells Women's Republican Club— and gave it to their teacher, Miss the rooms was discovered. A wooden peg was found in the lock Visiting Columbia Club. on. Athietie| HIS, Nott Dogs A oR ub.

Theresa Walsh, who called police., where the trial of Patrolman Jacque (Jack) Durham is in progress. They summoned Boston detectives

and FBI agents in belief it might a : "tg" ro aren r sm Plot to Grab Records haut. { . The turnpike would be a normal In Durham Case Hinted

escape route north from the city. The discovery came shortly] (Continued From Page One)

Vs ontemporary Club—8:30 p, m.. John Her- fiDes: Walter C. vs. Rose

C ron Art Museum a vs. Roberta Andino: Charles E Audit Examiner Applieations—Indiana Emy 1° ‘\eAllister: Joseph ployment Security Division. Engineers Association—7 Po isons. ae & Coke Utility, giome Serv-| ice auditorium. BIRTHS Teen-Canteen Auditions—4 p. m., 130 Nj Pennsylvania St. Real Estate Board—Noon, Washington. calls from Los Angeles to Officer Advertising Club—Noon. Athletic Club. Alumni—Noon

Casady: James s. Gen

A Arsenal; John, Mathleen

“confession” of the crime had|port as the hearing opened this/funds to return to Indianapolis.| Noon Marott Hote | Hofmeister; Kenneth, A fizzled and while police were busy moraine. |She said Officer Durham sent her| “foe, 08 568 "fin Bre ot Repu e-| Kennard Mary Jo Frits questioning the six ‘latest sus-| Sgt. Davenport, as the city’s $40 in the name of Mrs. Mag-| . ——— pects rounded up in a series of last witness of the second session dalene Watts. | EVENTS TOMORROW | Mary Lumpkin: Robert. underworld forays. yesterday, substantiated testimony This substantiated earlier testi- Naomi Chapter, OES—8:15 p. m.. Masonic AtWSIREURLCE TCL OWE d

le. ) ; lof eurlier witnesses that Officer mony of Mrs. Watts, who lives mreadway Evangelical Church Men's Class At St. Vineent's—Gordon, Ol — St. an roadway |

Suspect Quizzed “ . One of the i” Quis was seized | Purham failed to arrest “known with Mrs. Jones. | rowdid0. By Oy Robert” Magidoti—11, Ahern. fn a house on the same street felons” and conducted himself in| Mrs. Watts startled the crowded in Bi rat Theater Alusnas Asn where Tuesday night's spectacular 3" unbecoming manner, room yesterday when she told the ™ sqciation—8 p . Wile Hall

m rett; Fred, M robbery was executed °by nine He sparked.the otherwise dull board 8gts. Davenport and James| National Auduben Society—8 p.

At Coleman-=Lester, Doris C masked men. In the house was a/ 38-caliber revolver and 1000 bullets for it.

board a detailed and documented my three children if I didn’t tell ju4iPaa™dtaie Bar Association Convention] AL Methodist — Bill, Iva Ki description alleging that Officer/the truth” about this case. The InGiaDrouth Satdrda oN ReoL Thr ough| Wayne. Jane Stevens. ’ Questioned In a police lineu {Durham was linked to a burglary defense introduced a notarized sundsy, Lincln. , Ria ay vo EY Robert, the 41-year-old man described [fing here. |statement of the alleged threat. Fivmmnse CrabNoon. Claypo Richard, Maria 'Kn himself as a salesman, but Lt. He said investigation of three| The Los Angeles telephone calls Brimis CBCCoRe, 1 Wiskineton James V. Crowley said he had no|liquor store hold-ups here Oct. 25 were also backed up by records siema a Chi Alumni-—Noon, Canary Cottage, lawful employment for 29 years. [an

4 26 led to Officer Durham’s/produced by J. Arthur Black of * ta Noon, Warren.

lery; John, Maxine Lieland. | DEATHS

Police said he once was questioned (connections with police fugitives. the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. |MARRIAGE LICENSES [pocelislon, © "0 fo vo ont arterioabout a gangland slaying. | Questioning of Charles Price . oh L Simpson, 21, 338 Mulrace; Rita Seleropls Coo po arterioLt. Crowley disclosed that a|(C. P.) Webb at Rush County jail hard ¢. Malott BL ia a. Omesal sclerosis, ' careful search of the suspect’s/Where he is being held on a bur-| hid % 6, 13 Calhoun, c on | Ethel Vera Aldrich, 50, 824 E : a n ard, Ny 3 A i v - home revealed no trace of the|glary charge first revealed Officer, goineress B. Goulah. 23, Toronto. Canada. | Lors Beile Mann, #6, 2134 ’ -$ 0 “" 3 . H Are loot. Durham's name, Sgt. Davenport] ‘ Martha 1 Jefferson. 39, 5010 W. 10th. Laura Hall, 78. 334 N. Missou i) TE sald. . | ’ on EAL “w We oh Place | Alex nder Hardy, 73. 1226 3 i . ; am, y I ace. al y. . | ‘Baited the Line’ | I p James A. Buchanan. Ya or Ronn wood: | cardiovascular renal | Ruth M. Austin, 19, 4077 Cornelius, David Morrow, 58, General, Brownsburg; Ruth! cular accident

k The sergeant said he “baited

the line” for Officer Durham] . {when the defendant asked leading - Margin Over Cio Unionlis2to 1

Can Your Insur-- | questions on Webb, James 8.| ; RED 7 | (Pretty Bobby) Lewis. The latter) (Continued From Page One) LOWERED...

e Ray Toney, . Langwell, 17, 4903 W. Washington. | Louisa E. ScHNlens, 83, 2838 Hove Webb, 23. 1620 N. Grant; atricia’ coronary thrombosis,

ance Rate be | (Skippy) Connor and Robert] two are “felons” whom Officer had been conducted unfairly by | Durham is alleged to have failed the owners, saying they had al[to arrest. {lowed AFL “persuaders” into their Conner is free under bond here Plants to work on employees duron a grand jury indictment charg- Ing business hours. ling he was an accessory to a| Romer Reconsiders

| burglary. Lewis is being held by! In the meantime, Paul Elzea of

Los Angeles police on a burglary the AFL had signed. When Mr.| | charge.” P {Romer balked, Mr. Elzea quickly

Earlier yesterday, Conner told erased his name, saying “If they | the Safety Board that Officer Dur- Won't sign, I won't sign either.”

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) “obs” Aften 10 minutes of cooling off | SE »t be overlooked {ham planned “jobs” for a burglary 1 shouldn bie Agency for | ring here. - His testimony sup- {rom the sting of the defeat, Mr. | Consult t 4 | ported statements given by Webb Romer reconsidered and allowed f° _

detailed information. lin the opening hearing. his witnesses to put their names | | Both Conner and Webb said On the agreement that the election | Officer Durham failed on promises Was fair. NER RT |to get them out of trouble. “Now| Mr. Elzea unsheathed his pen

I'm letting him down,” Webb told/once more and put his name on| KR the MUTUAL AGENT |

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the board. [the dotted line, this time to stay. | Mrs. Darlene Jones, 425 Bern-| Mr. Romer insisted that he ard Place, also testified that Of- Would “pursue his “unfair labor GRAIN DEALERS |ficer Durham associated with practice’ charges before the Lewis, Webb, Conner and Mrs. tomorrow, MUTUAL AGENCY, INC. Ruth Lewis here in October last| Richard Rochester, vice presi1740 North Meridian St. | year. Mrs. Jones is also free on dent of the International Cleaning! WAbash 2456 circumstances similar to Conner.and Dye House Workers Union She also testified she made two|(AFL), when asked for comment, a — — just shook his head. Tension Runs High - Except for the Romer flare-up K at the end of the counting, the & |election was without incident. Capt. Michael Kavanagh and three plainclothesmen were pres-| ent in Federal Courtroom 216 (where the tally was atken. Ten-| J {sion ran high. The AFL victory came at the close of a dispute with the CIO which began last April when the Indianapolis Dry Cleaners and| Launderers Club signed a contract with three AFI, unions to! do the bargaining for their work-| ers. It ‘was a plan which had been brought in from St. Louis. The immediate protest which followed from the CIO, as well as disin- | terested citizens, arose from the | fact that the workers in the more {than 40 laundries and dry clean|ing plants had been allowed no choice .of unions. The first point to be decided was whether the NLRB had jurisdiction over the laundries and dry cleaning establishments. This was fought by the CIO through the local NLRB office and went on to | Washington. | First Decision Reversed The first decision from the {Washington NLRB office was to (deny jurisdiction, This later was| reversed and the three-day election, which ended today, was or|dered. | The contract signed between |the Indianapolis Dry Cleaners and Launderers Club and the three AFL unions, the Teamsters, the Cleaning ands Dye House {Workers and the Laundry Work-| | jers, runs for seven~yéars, giving workers the privilege of reopen-| ing on wages annually. | Robert Volger, officer in charge “of the- local NLRB, and John Hines, assistant, conducted the election, .

{SPORT ARRIVES F. 0. B. | HANOVER, Il, Jan, 19 (UP) ~Sport, a three-year-old sheep dog which farmer Charles Nobis said was stolen from him last ‘month arrived home today by ex|press trom Chicago,

Minnie vs. Neils J Henricksel, Cleo v

it Anna Eastman: Robert A. vs. Millie

vs R e N 8 i. vs. Cynthia] E. vs. Betiy M Cn A.V eva Bulock 30 p. m, William T. vs, Margaret Pearson

B t Home—Cecll, Dorothy Buckner, 2253 N Carroliton; Joseph, Jewell Trice, 940 t { heta Pi n Claypool. | N {s—Ernest, Annie Chapman; after a long-distance telephone Detective Sgt. Spurgeon Daven- Durham in which she asked for | Reta ta Theta 1 hw Fo-oversitve aX — AL St Franchs—E nest, A Hivarg man; ma

| At General—Leonard, Amanda Bush. | At Coleman—Wilbur, Lucy Pitcock: Earl, Lola Frasier

Methodist—Bruce. Louise Murr; Arthur, | Charles, Gladys Porter; Joseph, Mary

x Girls At Home—Mark. Lillian Rush, 2228 Bar- : ary Helms. 3301 W_ 1 ‘m. World| At St. Franmels—Ervin, Marjorie L. Brit * {tain

{ emo {morning session when he gave the Rogers “threatened to take away Alfarata Council, Degree of Pocahontas— |", 0 in: Rogers: Avery. Lorrene Beller va unn; taniey,

pawl Alvina Bohman: David, Mabel Wis. aan, Eiaypool. old, Ethel Stout; Russell, Joséphine Val-

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